This week is the week where earnings are ramping up. In the financial sector, we have Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs reporting. Investors will digest their report with the others that have reported last Friday In the chips sector, we have ASML and TSMC reporting. The latter makes chips for Nvidia, Apple and many other companies. Investors would want to hear from them the forecast of 2024 on chips demand In the tech sector, we have Tesla and Netflix reporting. Based on past records, their earnings usually triggered huge movements in its share price. ==== Do check out my YouTube video for weekly stock market analysis Earnings Kickoff! Tesla and Netflix Earnings! https://youtu.be/RJNq19OTpHE $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 

Fed will pause the rate hike as USA small n mid size banks most can't withstand and more bankruptcy may follow to destabilize democrats election campaign 

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I’m hoping for a pause, but seems there’s still a chance for one last rate hike this year…

I’m hoping for a pause, but seems there’s still a chance for one last rate hike this year… Nonetheless, it's always about trading with caution. But for those positions that we intend to hold long, it's a great opportunity to enter if it comes down 

By end of the year,  there be 1 more rate hike !! FED target for inflation is down to about 2% .. think there is still some distance away from current CPI

please, I don't understand

Rate hike will pause 

Sticky Inflation, rate hike possible

CPI is just an indicator, we should look at the growth of a company and invest long term

I Reward waiting please

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The CPI affirms that inflation remains sticky. With the PPI showing marked increase, we should see inflation seeping into the economy in the coming weeks.  With the CPI, will the Fed maintain the interest rate or raise it? From the various interviews of the Fed, there seems to be a split of views - some suggesting the raising of rates and some suggesting the rates should remain. Yet, let's not forget that Fed's preferred inflation indicator is PCE, core PCE to be exact.  It needs to be reviewed through the lens of unemployment, inflation and also the broader economy. Go for great companies with good margin of safety. There is money to be made in every market, bull, bear or baboon.