đđđ//@Remotecam:The personal consumption expenditure - PCE Index in the United States fell 0.1% month-over-month in July of 2022, after jumping 1% in June which was the largest increase since September 2005. Prices for goods decreased 0.4% and prices for services increased 0.1%. Food prices were up 1.3% while energy cost fell 4.8%.
đđđđ//@JC888:I read with interest on this article. Is there a disjoint between Pension funds manager and Wall St funds manager & Wall St analysts ? Afterall they have been thumbing down Chinese EV makers ($NIO Inc.(NIO)$ , $XPeng Inc.(XPEV)$ , $Li Auto(LI)$ ) or simply ignore their progresses. Instead focusing on newbie US EV makers ($Rivian Automotive, Inc.(RIVN)$, $Lucid Group Inc(LCID)$ ) that still have to go thru the very very very lengthy and
Largest US Pension Keeps Positions in NIO and XPeng Largely Unchanged in Q2, Increases Bet on Li Auto
đđđđ //@LimLS:Market is selling down in advance of Friday CPI numbers. After 8 days of sideway movement, the sellers now have a stronger position compared to the buyers. This may leads to more selling and if breaks below 4000, it will test 3830 next. Will Friday rebound, it will depend on Wall St media. If they want the market to rebound, they can cherry pick some CPI numbers and hyped it up to attract buyers into the market. But I will fear if the market rebound on Friday because that means next week, there will be high chance of even more selling. There are too many similar past events where Wall St media hype up to create a 1 day rebound which is followed by heavy selling on the next day. So do not believe in the media interpretation
US STOCKS-Wall St Drops as Investor Jitters Climb before CPI Data Friday
đđđđ//@LimLS:Market is selling down in advance of Friday CPI numbers. After 8 days of sideway movement, the sellers now have a stronger position compared to the buyers. This may leads to more selling and if breaks below 4000, it will test 3830 next. Will Friday rebound, it will depend on Wall St media. If they want the market to rebound, they can cherry pick some CPI numbers and hyped it up to attract buyers into the market. But I will fear if the market rebound on Friday because that means next week, there will be high chance of even more selling. There are too many similar past events where Wall St media hype up to create a 1 day rebound which is followed by heavy selling on the next day. So do not believe in the media interpretation
US STOCKS-Wall St Drops as Investor Jitters Climb before CPI Data Friday
đđđđ//@cryptous:J//@JC888:To say $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ is unique is not far from the truth. It's assimilation of data and crunching of it to help its customer make sense of it is second to none.From the get go, everyone is aware that the bulk of its business is government slated. Is it a crime, dun think so. Is it a flaw certainly not! Let's say if PLTR does not have a solid value proposition would they have secure all these govt contracts? Reply is obvious.However tend to agree that indiscriminate issue to shares to staff has indeed dampened interests from retail investors. Tend to agree that the amount of
đđđđ//@koolgal:Hurray! Another exciting event organised by @FundMall to guess how many funds there are in Tiger Vault!The answer is No. 3 - 6 Funds (4 in SGD and 2 in USD) However and Coming Soon there will be 1 more in HKD.There are also 2 promotions - Earn 20% interest for 3 days for newcomers and 9% interest for 9 days promotions. How good is that! đđđ
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@deal2deal:US stocks have recorded their worst first half in more than 50 years after a rout triggered by the Federal Reserveâs attempt to curb persistent inflation and exacerbated by gathering concerns over global growth.The S&P 500 fell 0.88% on Thursday, leaving the blue-chip index down by 20.6 per cent in the first six months of 2022. Wall Street equities have not endured such a punishing start to a year since 1970, when equities sold off in response to a recession that ended what was up to that point the longest period of economic expansion in American history.@Daily_Discussion