The U.S. markets are undoubtedly reactionary, and Trump's unexpected victory in the 2024 presidential election has created a whirlwind of activity. With stock futures soaring, Bitcoin reaching new highs, and a Trump-aligned policy landscape forming, it’s clear that investors see both opportunities and potential risks on the horizon. As we look to the future, it’s essential to understand what this could mean for markets, from equities and crypto to the dollar and treasury yields. Donald Trump Markets don’t just react to who’s in the White House but to what those policies mean for the economic landscape. Trump’s proposals, from reduced regulations and tax cuts to an aggressive stance on immigration and trade, directly impact inflation, spending, and monetary policy. The “Trump trade” encompa

Overview: Market Uncertainty as U.S.-China Tensions Mount The global market is showing signs of caution as U.S.-China trade tensions rise, fueled by proposed tariffs from President-elect Trump. Investors are keenly aware that heightened tariffs or strained trade relations could significantly impact key sectors, particularly technology. With China being a substantial market for many tech giants, any disruption could have ripple effects across the market, making investors wary of potential volatility and seeking clarity on trade negotiations. Tech Stocks: Potential Headwinds for Key Players Apple in the Spotlight Apple $Apple(AAPL)$  , one of the biggest players in the tech sector, faces unique risks if U.S.-China

Summary of the Last Session and Key Catalysts The stock market rally following the recent U.S. election, buoyed by optimism surrounding Donald Trump's re-election, faced a dip as the surge in several key sectors slowed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 382 points, or 0.9%, ending a five-session winning streak for $.SPX(.SPX)$ and $.IXIC(.IXIC)$ , which each declined 0.3% and 0.1%, respectively. This pause in upward momentum reflected tempered enthusiasm in sectors initially predicted to thrive under a second Trump term. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ dropped 6.1%, while Trump Media & Technology Group fell nearly 8.8%. These declines emerged despite earlier pro

The November 2024 FOMC meeting cut rates by 25 basis points as the market expected, with the target range adjusted to 4.5%-4.75%.The Fed adopted a more flexible monetary policy in response to the current economic situation.Powell emphasized the complexity of the current job market and inflation situationIn the meeting statement, the Federal Reserve's description of the job market from "slowdown" to "general easing", and at the same time the statement on inflation was also fine-tuned to remove the expectation that inflation will continue to declineThese changes reflect the Fed's assessment of the economic situation has been adjusted, but overall did not deviate from its objectives.Future monetary policy will depend on changes in economic data rather than a predetermined path.This open-ended

$NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $NYSE(NYSE)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ Taking a quick look, the Dow Jones futures are up 900 points, S&P futures up 107 points, and NASDAQ futures up 322 points. My portfolio is reflecting this: it’s up $35,000 on one portfolio and another $10,000 on another. And with the markets not even open yet, we can expect even further jumps. Now, if you're a Democrat and feeling down about Trump’s win, don’t worry. Historically, the stock market performs well regardless of who’s president. Markets rally as soon as there's certainty on leadership, as people reinvest. If trends continue, we might see this rally extend through year-end, pushing the

In my years of trading and investing, I’ve learned one hard rule: take profit when you can—then it’s your money. Let’s discuss the Nasdaq (NASDAQ 100). Has it broken to new highs? Yes, the price is indeed bullish. However, technically, the price is nearing the top of an equidistant channel, which often represents a supply or resistance area. While the overall trend remains up, the first critical “danger point” to watch is 20,650. This was the previous all-time high, and price must stay above this level; otherwise, it could be deemed a “wash and rinse” (also known as a fake move). A break below 20,650 would close the first gap (shown in green). There are two gaps in the Nasdaq—green and orange—created when Trump won the presidential election, causing the market to enter a state of euphoria.