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Establish a correct investment perspective for yourself
Establish a correct investment perspective for yourself
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Think for yourself: Rebellion is as foolish as herd behavior. We need thinking, not voting. Unfortunately, Bertrand Russell's observation about ordinary life has come true in finance: "Most people would rather die than think. And many do."
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Concerns about recession have heightened expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, leaving U.S. stock markets uncertain about whether to celebrate or mourn.
U.S. stock markets faced a sell-off on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average set to experience its worst day of the year. The Dow dropped over 1.6%, the S&P 500 fell by more than 2%, and the Nasdaq slid more than 3%. Recent data has sparked concerns among investors about a potential recession, as well as the belief that it may be too late for the Federal Reserve to initiate interest rate cuts. Last week, new jobless claims in the U.S. recorded the largest increase since August 2023. Additionally, the ISM Manufacturing Index, which gauges U.S. factory activity, registered at 46.8%, below expectations and indicative of an economic contraction. Chris Rupkey, chief economist at FWDBONDS, remarked, “Today’s economic data continues to show a downward trend, which is concerning, eve
Amazon's performance guidance falls short of expectations, leading to a 6% drop in after-hours stock price.
Amazon's third-quarter net profit guidance fell short of analysts' expectations, indicating that the company's spending to meet demand for artificial intelligence services exceeded forecasts. As a result, Amazon's stock price dropped by over 6% in after-hours trading. The company expects operating profit for the third quarter to range between $11.5 billion and $15 billion, while analysts predicted an average of $15.7 billion. Revenue is anticipated to reach between $154 billion and $158.5 billion, reflecting an increase of 8% to 11%, compared to analysts' expectations of $158.4 billion. CEO Andy Jassy has been focused on cost-cutting and enhancing the profitability of Amazon's core online retail operations while investing heavily in artificial intelligence services, which the company descr
Amazon's performance guidance falls short of expectations, leading to a 6% drop in after-hours stock price.
The "Seven Sisters" of the U.S. Stock Market | Nvidia's market value evaporated by more than $220 billion in two days, ending its eight-week rise, while Microsoft and Google hit record closing highs
On Friday (June 21), Nvidia (NVDA) closed down 3.22% at $126.57, with a closing market value of $3.113622 trillion. In the last two trading days, it has fallen back 6.7%, with a market value of $222 billion evaporated; this week, it has fallen 4.03% - ending the previous eight-week upward trend. Apple (AAPL) closed down 1.04% at $207.49, with a closing market value of $3.18165166 trillion, and the decline widened rapidly near the close. Microsoft (MSFT) closed up 0.92% at $449.78, with a closing market value of $3.34276496 trillion, and this week it rose 1.63%, rising for three consecutive weeks. Google's parent company Alphabet (GOOGL) closed up 1.89% at $179.63, setting a record closing high, and this week it rose 1.61%. Tesla closed up 0.79%, up 2.81% this week; Amazon rose 1.60%, appro
The "Seven Sisters" of the U.S. Stock Market | Nvidia's market value evaporated by more than $220 billion in two days, ending its eight-week rise, while Microsoft and Google hit record closing highs
"On the one hand, stocks are a form of ownership, but on the other hand, they are also a tradable security that can be bought and sold at any time."
There are always people bidding in the capital market, but even in the primary market, prices often fluctuate. It does not mean that the valuations of the company's A, B, and C rounds will definitely rise steadily. So how to understand this phenomenon? In the eyes of value investors, the existence of the market is only to serve you. When you need money, you can transfer stocks to cash, and when you don't need money, you can turn cash into stocks. The market can't tell you what the real value is? The market only tells you the price. For example, the A-share price in 2015 was like a roller coaster at the beginning, middle, and end of the year. 99% of people made money in the first half of the year, and 99% lost money in the second half of the year. In fact, the target company you invested in
U.S. Stocks "Seven Sisters" | Apple fell over 4.8%, marking the largest single-day drop for the S&P in nearly two years.
On Monday, August 5, the S&P 500 index fell by 3.3%, marking its largest single-day decline since September 2022. The Nasdaq 100 index dropped by 3%, resulting in a market value loss of $907 billion. Apple (AAPL) fell by 4.82%, experiencing its worst single-day performance since September 2022, closing at $209.27. Nvidia declined by 6.36%, Google A dropped by 4.45%, Tesla fell by 4.23%, Amazon decreased by 4.1%, Microsoft was down 3.27%, and Meta dropped 2.54%. Additionally, Eli Lilly fell by 3.63%, Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares declined by 3.42%, TSMC ADR dropped by 1.27%, while AMD increased by 1.75%.
U.S. Stocks "Seven Sisters" | Apple fell over 4.8%, marking the largest single-day drop for the S&P in nearly two years.
U.S. Stocks "Seven Sisters" | Tesla closed up 5.6%, while Nvidia declined by 1.3%.
On Monday, July 29, Tesla saw a closing increase of 5.6%, while Google A shares rose over 1.5%. Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, and Meta experienced gains of up to 0.38%. In contrast, Nvidia closed down by 1.3%. Additionally, Eli Lilly gained 0.39%, Berkshire Hathaway B shares increased by 0.15%, AMD fell by 0.17%, and TSMC's ADR declined by 1.19%.
U.S. Stocks "Seven Sisters" | Tesla closed up 5.6%, while Nvidia declined by 1.3%.
U.S. Stocks: "Seven Sisters" | Tesla dropped over 3%, Google fell more than 2.3%, and Nvidia saw an increase of less than 1.7%.
On Wednesday, August 14, Tesla fell by 3.1%, Google A dropped 2.31%, Meta decreased by 0.34%, Amazon was down 0.08%, while Apple rose by 0.2%. Microsoft gained 0.69%, and NVIDIA climbed 1.67%. Additionally, TSMC's ADR decreased by 1.38%, AMD slipped 0.27%, Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares increased by 1.4%, and Eli Lilly rose 2.6%.
U.S. Stocks: "Seven Sisters" | Tesla dropped over 3%, Google fell more than 2.3%, and Nvidia saw an increase of less than 1.7%.
US Stocks "The Big Seven Sisters" | NVIDIA closes up over 1.9%, Apple continues to hit new all-time highs, Meta falls over 1.9%
Nvidia rose 1.91%, Apple rose 0.65%, continuing to reach new all-time highs, Tesla rose 0.56%, Microsoft fell 0.28%, Amazon dropped 0.36%, Google A fell 0.82%, Meta Platforms fell 1.96%. In addition, AMD rose 3.95%; TSMC ADR rose 1.43% to $186.63, setting a new closing high at $186.63 and closing market cap at $968.4981 billion; Eli Lilly rose 0.38%, while Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares fell 0.51%.
US Stocks "The Big Seven Sisters" | NVIDIA closes up over 1.9%, Apple continues to hit new all-time highs, Meta falls over 1.9%
U.S. Stocks "Seven Sisters" | Nvidia closed down more than 3.5%, and its closing market value fell back to between Microsoft and Apple
On Thursday (June 20), Nvidia closed down 3.54% at $130.78, with a closing market value of $3.217188 trillion. Apple closed down 2.15% at $209.68, with a closing market value of $3.21523312 trillion. Microsoft closed down 0.14% at $445.70, with a closing market value of $3.3124424 trillion. Tesla closed down 1.78%, Microsoft fell 0.14%, Meta rose 0.44%, Google A rose 0.69%, and Amazon rose 1.80%. Outside of the "Seven Sisters", TSMC ADR closed down 2.4%, Eli Lilly fell 0.61%, Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares rose 0.29%, and AMD rose 4.62%.
U.S. Stocks "Seven Sisters" | Nvidia closed down more than 3.5%, and its closing market value fell back to between Microsoft and Apple
U.S. crude oil fell over 1.7%, impacted by concerns over demand outlook and inventories.
WTI September crude oil futures fell by $1.37, a drop of nearly 1.75%, closing at $76.98 per barrel, approaching the 200-day moving average, which is currently at $76.56. This marks the second consecutive day of declines amid the release of energy monthly reports by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the International Energy Agency (IEA), along with an unexpected increase in crude oil inventories reported by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). Meanwhile, NYMEX September natural gas futures rose over 3.30%, settling at $2.2190 per million British thermal units. NYMEX September gasoline futures closed at $2.3211 per gallon, and NYMEX September heating oil futures settled at $2.3682 per gallon
On Thursday, you need to know the overnight global
1. The Democratic Party of the United States plans to hold a vote in early August to nominate Biden as the party's presidential candidate. 2. The three major U.S. stock indexes closed with mixed gains and losses. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.59%, setting a new high; the Nasdaq fell 2.77%, the largest drop since December 2022; the S&P 500 fell 1.39%, the largest single-day drop since April 30. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 6.81%, the largest single-day drop since March 2020. Most of the major European stock indices closed lower, with the German DAX30 index falling 0.46%. 3. The Atlanta Fed GDPNow model predicts that the U.S. GDP growth rate in the second quarter will be 2.7%, which was previously expected to be 2.5%. 4. The Federal Reserve released the Beige Book
On Thursday, you need to know the overnight global
Insider: Lens Protocol seeks $50 million in funding at a $500 million valuation
On June 18, people familiar with the matter revealed that Avara founder and CEO Stani Kulechov is in contact with US venture capital institutions to seek $50 million in financing for Lens Protocol, which will bring its valuation to $500 million. Avara spokesperson did not confirm or deny this information and declined to comment further. When asked about the coin issuance, Kulechov said that "it has not reached that stage yet" and the current main goal is the upcoming Lens Network, a native network built on the ZKsync technology stack. In 2023, Lens Protocol raised $15 million; four weeks ago, its competitor Farcaster raised $150 million at a valuation of $1 billion. Original link (https://www.dlnews.com/articles/defi/lens-protocol-is-pursuing-new-50-million-usd-fundraise/)
Insider: Lens Protocol seeks $50 million in funding at a $500 million valuation
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Apple (AAPL) closed up 2.91% at $216.75, surpassing the all-time closing high of $216.67 set on June 17 and approaching the all-time intraday high of $220.20 set on June 12. Tesla (TSLA) closed up 6.05%, Microsoft rose 2.19%, Amazon rose 2.04%, Nvidia rose 0.62%, Google A rose 0.46%, and Meta rose 0.09%. In addition, Eli Lilly and Company rose 0.99%, setting a record closing high after one trading day; Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares closed down 0.4%, TSMC ADR fell more than 0.8%, and AMD fell 2.79%.
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Apple rose 1.68% to $234.41, setting a new record closing high after two trading days, with a closing market value of more than $3.59 trillion. Tesla closed up 1.78%, Google A rose 0.79%, Microsoft rose 0.09%, Meta closed down 0.54%, Nvidia fell 0.62%, and Amazon fell 0.91%. In addition, Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares closed up 2.35% at $434.42, setting a new closing high for the second consecutive day; Berkshire Hathaway Class A shares closed up 2.22% at $653,691, also setting a new closing high for the second consecutive day; Eli Lilly rose 0.22%, continuing to set a new closing high, with a closing market value of more than $903.3 billion; AMD closed down 0.99%, and TSMC ADR fell 1.14%.
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Prospects of Interest Rate Cut in the United States
The Federal Reserve does not need to wait for inflation to drop below 2% before cutting interest rates. When it comes to the issue of rate cuts, there is no specific inflation target in mind. 2. Balance sheet: More efforts are needed for balance sheet reduction. The Federal Reserve does not have a specific target in terms of balance sheet size, they will find an appropriate level based on experience. 3. Inflation: There is not enough confidence that inflation is sustainably falling towards the 2% target. All inflation expectations are around 2%. 4. Capital regime: Regulatory authorities are close to reaching a consensus on capital regime reform. The Federal Reserve is prepared to advance adjustments to the capital regime, waiting for consensus to be reached. At some point this year, the Fe
Today's financial calendar major events reminder.
07:50: Japan May Core Machinery Orders M-o-M (Estimated at 0.8%, Previous Value -2.9%) 14:00: Germany June Consumer Price Index Y-o-Y Final Value (Estimated at 2.2%, Initial Value 2.2%) 14:00: UK May Industrial Production M-o-M (Estimated at 0.3%, Previous Value -0.9%) 14:00: UK May Trade Balance (Estimated Deficit £28.5 Billion, Previous Deficit £67.5 Billion) 20:30: US June Consumer Price Index M-o-M (Estimated at 0.1%, Previous Value 0.0%) 20:30: US June Core Consumer Price Index M-o-M (Estimated at 0.2%, Previous Value 0.2%) 20:30: US June Consumer Price Index Y-o-Y (Estimated at 3.1%, Previous Value 3.3%) 20:30: US June Core Consumer Price Index Y-o-Y (Estimated at 3.4%, Previous Value 3.4%) 20:30: US Initial Jobless Claims Last Week (Estimated 235,000, Previous 238,000) 11th-15th: Ch
Today's financial calendar major events reminder.
The US stock market’s “Big Seven Sisters”: Nvidia closes up 2.7%, Apple rises by approximately 1.9%, and Google A sets a new record high at the close.
Nvidia closed up 2.7% at $134.93, nearing its all-time closing high of $135.58 on June 18 and the subsequent intraday high of $140.76. Apple rose by 1.88% to $232.98, setting a new closing high for seven consecutive trading days with a market value of $3.57251532 trillion. Microsoft increased by 1.46%, Google A by 1.16%, both reaching new closing highs after two days, while Meta rose by 0.88% after achieving a high point since its all-time closing high on July 5. Tesla increased by 0.35% for the sixth consecutive trading day, and Amazon rose by 0.23%. Additionally, AMD surged by 3.87%, TSMC ADR by 3.54%, hitting a new closing high of $191.05 with a market value of $990.7635 billion. Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares rose by 0.8%, Eli Lilly gained 0.78%, closing at $939.78 and continuing to
The US stock market’s “Big Seven Sisters”: Nvidia closes up 2.7%, Apple rises by approximately 1.9%, and Google A sets a new record high at the close.
Overview of important overnight developments on July 1
21:00-7:00 Keywords: ether.fi, CRV, Hong Kong 1. ether.fi: 25 million ETHFI will be distributed in the third quarter; 2. A victim lost $2.41 million due to a phishing scam; 3. The US Bitcoin spot ETF has accumulated a net inflow of $14.525 billion since its launch; 4. NFT whale Christian: CRV was not sold, and 400,000 USDT was used to buy locked CVX; 5. Open Dollar: US dollar stablecoins account for 90% of crypto transactions, which is 70 times that of similar stablecoins in the European Union; 6. Hong Kong securities industry: Hope to issue related derivatives for cryptocurrency spot ETFs and launch related leveraged options; 7. Coinbase software engineer: If the Democratic Party wants to get enough votes, it must quickly change its attitude towards cryptocurrencies.
Overview of important overnight developments on July 1
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