The recent Fed interest rate cut is likely to benefit sectors that are sensitive to borrowing costs and consumer spending. Specifically, cyclical sectors like consumer discretionary, utilities, and real estate investment trusts (REITs) tend to perform well after a rate cut. Lower interest rates reduce borrowing costs, encouraging both corporate expansion and consumer spending, especially on big-ticket items such as cars and electronics. Here are three stock recommendations from sectors likely to benefit: 1. Amazon (AMZN) - As a major player in consumer discretionary, Amazon benefits from increased consumer spending when borrowing costs decrease. 2. Tesla (TSLA) - Tesla, part of both the consumer discretionary and industrial sectors, may see more demand for its vehicles as financing becom

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$  The best have yet to come! :)

intel to the moon!

$Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$   In terms of the DJT stock, I think it will continue to go down as investors know it is not making money and unless Trump wins the election, such shot news is no longer new and will not have much impact to the stock. Regarding the balance of the election, major events surrounding political figures can shift public opinion, but it would be speculative to comment on how this specific scenario might influence elections without concrete details. So in my opinion, the assassination news might even backfire for Trump As for choosing between Trump or Harris, I don't fancy both the candidates but would feel that Harris have a higher edge mainly due to the endorsement from Taylor Swift

Small win better than negative! haha

$Intel(INTC)$   $Intel (INTC.US)$ shares rose 9.49% Friday to close at $22.04. Its options trading volume was 1.18 million. Call contracts account for 71.8% of the total trading volume. Intel experienced a notable surge, climbing 9.9% to reach an intraday high of $22.12, following a report by Bloomberg News. The report, which cited "unnamed sources," mentioned that Intel is actively collaborating with financial giants Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs. According to these anonymous sources, Intel is exploring a variety of strategic alternatives. These include potential mergers and acquisitions (M&A), a division of its product-design and manufacturing operations, or possibly abandoning certain factory projects.

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$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  Nvidia will close close to 130 tonight but will not hit 130, perhaps tomorrow. Nvidia can only go up from here, the guidiance is looking good just that it is manipulated by the whales. Let's all buy with confidence and be rewarded! :)

#NVDA #Pullback  Nvidia's stock closed at **$128** ahead of its Q2 earnings report on August 28, 2024. Pre-Earnings Predictions: Analysts are anticipating robust results, driven by Nvidia's strong performance in the AI and data center segments. The expected earnings per share (EPS) growth is significant, with revenue also forecasted to increase substantially year-over-year. - **If Nvidia Beats Expectations**: If the results are better than expected, the stock could see a sharp increase, potentially pushing the price towards **$135 to $140**  - **If Results Fall Short**: Conversely, if the earnings or guidance disappoint, the stock could see a decline, potentially moving back towards the **$120** level or slightly lower. These projections hinge on the outcome of the earnings repor

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$   A pullback to $120 would be a significant drop, considering Nvidia’s recent price action. While anything is possible in the market, such a steep decline might require a broader market correction or significantly negative news. Strategy Suggestions: • Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA): Instead of betting everything on the earnings report, you could gradually build a position over time to reduce risk. • Options: If you’re leaning towards Nvidia exceeding expectations, you could consider buying call options to limit your downside risk. • Wait for the Report: If you’re concerned about a pullback, you might want to wait until after the earnings report to see how the market reacts. In Summary: Buyin

The S&P 500 has been on an impressive 8-day rally, and the decision to hold or sell your positions depends on several factors, including your investment strategy, risk tolerance, and the current market outlook. This Week's Outlook: - **Short-Term Volatility**: After an extended rally, some traders might take profits, leading to short-term volatility. - **Continuation of the Rally**: If positive economic data and earnings reports continue to roll in, the rally might extend. - **Market Corrections**: Watch for potential corrections if the rally has outpaced underlying fundamentals. Recommendations: - **Long-Term Investors**: If you're a long-term investor, holding might be a better strategy unless you're significantly overweight in equities and need to rebalance. - **Short-Term Traders**

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  Tesla is bullish today and have close above $200, but the moment may not continue, be cautious of tomorrow, price will usually close lower on the last trading day of the week.  For a short-term prediction like tomorrow, the outlook can be influenced by a mix of factors such as market sentiment, news developments, and broader economic trends. If recent news or market trends are favorable, there could be a bullish movement, but if there are negative reports or broader market sell-offs, it could lean bearish. I personally lean towards the later.