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From March of last year to January of this year, the MEME ETF $ROUNDHILL MEME ETF(MEME)$ in the US experienced a decline of over 55%. However, the significant drop in MEME stocks was completely reversed in January of this year. Since the beginning of this year, the MEME ETF has risen by nearly 60%. Why meme stocks stage a comeback?The turnaround of MEME stocks is closely related to the changes in the US economy. At the beginning of last year, Wall Street institutions predicted a 70% chance of the US entering a severe recession, but now hardly any institution is still predicting a recession.As the possibility of a US recession decreased, the weak MEME stocks became the most potential targets in the market.To some extent, the MEME ETF can be se

Inflation has been showing signs of easing over the last 1 year. Rate hikes campaign could be over soon, though rate cut may not happen in the near term. Megacap stocks are rallying like nobody’s business. Next up, investors would want the smaller cap stocks to join this rally to make this bull run “complete”. And I think this period is quite timely as companies report their earnings. We shall see if the smaller companies can give us some good results.  Check out my YouTube video if you have not: Earnings TSUNAMI! Incoming AI Wave! (Weekly US Stock Market Analysis) https://youtu.be/-tqqRirMng8 $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust(QQQ)$ $

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Greetings, financial enthusiasts! Today, let's delve into an intriguing question that has been on the minds of many investors: Will the small-cap gains continue their impressive streak? Small-cap stocks, typically characterized by their market capitalization, have shown remarkable growth in recent times, attracting attention from seasoned investors and newcomers alike. So, let's take a closer look at the factors that may influence the future performance of small-cap stocks. [Happy]  1️⃣ Economic Recovery: As economies rebound from the challenges posed by the global pandemic, small-cap companies often stand to benefit. These agile businesses can adapt quickly to changing market conditions and leverage opportunities presented by the recovery. With continued economic growth and supp

1. $Nikola Corporation(NKLA)$ jumped 60.87% on a contract for 50 vehiclesAfter Tesla's better-than-expected deliveries, electric vehicle stocks in the US have gained increasing favor among investors. EV concept stocks in the US have shown momentum surpassing artificial intelligence concept stocks, benefiting even lesser-known small electric car companies.Despite being targeted by numerous short-selling activities and negative news, Nikola experienced an overnight surge of over 60% due to a contract for 50 vehicles, marking its largest single-day gain in three years.BayoTech will purchase 50 Nikola hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles for transporting hydrogen gas.On September 10th, 2020, Hindenburg Research published a short report

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July 13th, the U.S. stock market continued to reach new highs in the past year and a half, with one of the important factors being the decline in inflation. The PPI on Thursday was once again below expectations, creating anticipation in the market for a further decline in CPI. The U.S. dollar index also continued to fall, even breaking its lowest point in a year. In terms of market performance, large technology stocks continue to support the upward trend. Among them, $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ had a relatively small increase previously, raising suspicions of a rebound this time. Furthermore, its advertising revenue is closely related to economic activities. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ can be considered the large technolog

$iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$   Small-cap stocks have the potential to maximize returns The best reason to invest in small-cap stocks is their greater potential to deliver outsized returns compared to larger companies. For instance, it's considerably easier for a $1 billion company to become a $10 billion one than it is for a $100 billion company to grow to $1 trillion. In fact, some of the biggest companies in the world once traded in the small-cap range, such as Amazon (AMZN 2.68%) and Netflix (NFLX 1.43%). If you had bought and held these stocks when they were small, you would have seen your initial investment appreciate more than 100 times. Small-cap stocks tend to have higher growth rates. Again, it's easier for a smaller company

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$iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$   The IWM has been on a crazy roller coaster ride lately, and everyone's wondering if it'll keep going up or crash and burn like a kaya toast left unattended in a toaster. You see, the reason why the small caps are partying hard is because there were a ton of short positions in those small caps. These short sellers were betting against the little guys, but the rally was so strong that they couldn't hold on any longer. They had to cover their positions, which caused a short squeeze that sent the prices skyrocketing. We're talking 7% to 9% jumps in a single day, like a lion dance troupe on steroids. Now, these small cap companies aren't exactly swimming in cash like their big brothers. They're more like your frien