$Strategy(MSTR)$ Just read Bitcoin dropped to 82k on Saturday. Luckily I cleared all my options position for this stock on Friday. Super scary. Do not listen to the experts. No one knows the future price of bitcoin. Can only take one day at a time
Jobless Claims Steady Despite Government Cuts - March 27, 2025 — 11:28 am EDT https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/jobless-claims-steady-despite-government-cuts == Bull Case: The resilience of the labor market, as indicated by low jobless claims, suggests that the U.S. economy remains robust despite policy uncertainties, potentially supporting continued economic growth. Stable hiring and low layoffs indicate that businesses are cautious but not yet panicked by policy shifts, which could help maintain consumer confidence and spending. The modest increase in jobless claims in the Washington D.C. area, despite significant government upheaval, underscores the labor market's ability to absorb shocks without major disruptions. A stable unemployment rate of 4.1% for March could further bolster investo
The April 2nd deadline is widely known, yet some remain determined to push the market upward, from March 13th to March 25th. One might hope that Trump won’t sabotage the global economy for a third time, but history suggests otherwise. A leopard doesn’t change its spots. Will Trump ease up this time? Personally, I’m not optimistic. That said, I’m still anticipating a market reversal sometime between April 1st and 2nd. Best of luck to all.
I am not too optimistic about the PCE results tonight. But I have to admit that I was wrong about both the CPI and PPI. Still all eyes are on 2nd April since anything a day earlier could be interpreted as a joke.
All the ways Friday's PCE inflation and spending data may discourage investors
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ The price of Tesla tonight? Well, that seems to depend on who's making the prediction. If someone's already bought in over $400, they'll probably say it’ll rise to around $290–$300 tonight. On the other hand, someone who doesn’t own any shares might predict it’ll drop below $260. Good luck to everyone, though!
Hong Kong investors must be thrilled as Trump’s tariffs have negatively impacted the entire U.S. economy, creating opportunities for international markets and altering global trade dynamics.
Hong Kong Stocks Rise for a Second Day as Investors Shrug off Trump’s Latest Tariffs
$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Watch closely as the market heads toward "Liberation Day" on April 2nd. Sharp moves are expected leading up to this date, with volatility likely to ramp up. Key signals will be critical, and I’ll be tracking them meticulously. As the market positions itself for this event, there’s potential for sudden shifts that demand quick action. Stay nimble—watch the key indicators, and be ready to capitalize on the opportunities that align with the prevailing trend. I’ll be observing like a hawk, prepared to adjust our strategy and stay ahead of any market movements as the day approaches.
For the umpteenth time, an increase in call or put options reflects heightened interest, but it doesn't necessarily indicate the market's direction. Option trades serve as a guide, offering insights into market sentiment, but they never prelude any movement of the underlying stock. It’s important to remember that for every trade, there’s a counterparty, meaning the volume of options alone isn’t a reliable predictor of price action. The real story unfolds with the outcome — who closes with a profit and who doesn’t. In the end, the winner is defined by results, not by the trades leading up to them.
$TENCENT(00700)$ In today's market, the expectations surrounding company performance have shifted significantly. For instance, when analysts forecast certain results and a company surpasses those expectations, the stock price doesn't necessarily rise as one might anticipate. This is largely because expectations are inherently based on the data currently available, and since that data is constantly evolving, analysts often struggle to keep up with the market's real-time expectations. The stock market, by its very nature, is speculative and constantly adjusting during trading hours. As a result, it can quickly factor in better-than-expected performance, often more swiftly than analysts can revise their predictions. This dynamic was evident in
I’ll be keeping an ear on the Fed’s remarks about the economy, though I’m not expecting to be swayed by them. The data is already in the public domain, and the conclusion is clear enough this time round. The outlook is neither overly optimistic nor particularly bleak—it’s more of a balanced stance. Whatever the Fed says tonight isn’t likely to deliver any major surprises that would shake up the markets. If we see the market trend upwards ahead of the announcement, a pullback is likely to follow post-announcement, and vice versa.
The Fed's Wait-and-See Outlook Obscures a Bigger Strategy Shift