Following Nvidia's strong rebound yesterday, the Nasdaq surged higher. Check out the stocks that hit new highs this week!1. $MicroStrategy(MSTR)$ soared more than 11% to touch a new all-time high of $449 The company announced buying more bitcoin as bitcoin hit an all time high of near $94000 yesterday.MicroStrategy began accumulating Bitcoin since 2020. Last week, the company invested $4.6 billion to acquire nearly 80,000 more BTC, bringing its total holdings to 331,200 BTC. The performance of MSTR has been closely linked to Bitcoin.Since August 2020, MSTR stock has surged 3,000%, while BTC prices have gained “just” 660%.Despite a 580% increase in MSTR's stock price this year, many investors avoid it due to its poor fundamentals and higher volatil

Yesterday, against the backdrop of a new market high following Trump's election victory, several companies surged more than 20% in a single day after their earnings reports! Let's take a look at the outstanding performance of these growth stocks.1. $Lyft, Inc.(LYFT)$ jumps 22.85% yesterday, a year-to-date gain of 18.01%. The company’s turnaround plan pushed it to an all-time high.Adjusted EPS: $0.29 vs. $0.20 forecast (a 45% beat)Revenue: $1.5 billion, beating estimate of $1.4 billion. (a 7.14% beat)The ridesharing company posted a record 217 million rides, up 16% from the year-ago period and ahead of the 213 million rides expected. 2. $Under Armour Class A(UAA)$ jumped 27.2% yesterday, achieving a ye

$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ announced its Q3 earnings yesterday, and the results fell short of expectations. As a result, the stock dropped 4.84% after hours.Coinbase’s revenue and profit were both below what analysts had anticipated. This disappointing report contrasts sharply with the recent surge in Bitcoin's price.In 2023, Bitcoin's price has soared by 70%, while Coinbase’s stock has only risen by 22%. So, why is Coinbase lagging behind Bitcoin?Performance ComparisonIf we compare their trends, both Coinbase and Bitcoin show similar patterns. However, Bitcoin is nearing its all-time high, while Coinbase is still far from its peak.Looking back over the last two years, Coinbase plummeted 86% in 2022, compared to Bitcoin’s 64% drop. In 2023, Coi

The last time U.S. Treasuries faced such a sharp sell-off following a Fed rate cut, Alan Greenspan was engineering a rare soft landing. Since the Fed’s first rate cut on September 18, 2020, the two-year Treasury yield has surged by 34 basis points. In 1995, under Greenspan, the Fed successfully cooled the economy without a recession, with yields also rising sharply. In earlier cycles before 1989, the two-year yield typically dropped 15 basis points a month after the first cut. Strong Economy Limits Fed's Aggressive CutsDeutsche Bank’s Steven Zeng remarked that rising yields indicate reduced recession risk, “The data is strong, and the Fed might slow the rate cut pace.” This yield rise shows the resilience of the U.S. economy, which is limiting Fed Chair Powell’s options for aggressive easi

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ is set to report its Q3 earnings on October 29 after the market closes. Analysts expect revenues of around $86.2 billion and operating profit of $27.4 billion, marking year-over-year growth of 12% and 14%, respectively. These estimates seem reasonable given the broader positive advertising trends, positioning Google to meet expectations.Investor concerns about Google losing its search monopoly seem largely exaggerated. In Q3, Google actually gained market share in search, while ChatGPT’s traffic was a mere fraction—less than 5%—of Google Search’s. On valuation, Google’s stock looks cheap, trading at around 17 times its expected EV/EBIT for 2025.Google's stock has underp

Last week, U.S. stocks hit historic highs, reflecting widespread optimism among investors. Now, the market’s attention has shifted to earnings reports and the upcoming Fed meeting in November, where there’s an 84% chance of a 25-basis-point rate cut.Looking back at last week, all major indices— $.IXIC(.IXIC)$ $.SPX(.SPX)$ $.DJI(.DJI)$—rose more than 1%, with the Dow and S&P 500 both hitting record highs on OCT11.Can the Rally Last Until Year-End?With the prospect of rate cuts, strong macroeconomic data, and solid corporate earnings expectations, U.S. stocks are on solid footing to potentially continue their upward trend. Let’s dive into three key indicators