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Meme stocks can also be understood as Internet celebrity stocks. They're driven by retail investors, achieve viral spread with the help of social media platforms. But without the boring stuff like financial analysis and due diligence, they're super volatile and all about the hype. $GameStop(GME)$ was the first big meme stock in the US. It was a rallying cry for retail investors to take on Wall Street's big guns. The stock shot up 100 times in just a few months, which is also a subversive victory for retail investors to force short Wall Street bears.Some people think meme stock communities work together to move prices, but it's more like a chaotic mosh pit of individual investors, each with their own opinions and biases.As it turns out, the independ

$Alibaba(BABA)$ $Alibaba(09988)$ revealed its Q4 results for fiscal year 2024 (ending March 31st) just now, which missed expectations, and its stock price fell 5% in pre-market:Specifically, Their revenue was 2218.7 billion yuan, a 6.6% increase year-on-year, slightly exceeding analysts' expectations of 2198 billion yuan.Looking at the different segments:Revenue for the Taobao and Tmall Group rose 3.7% year on year to 93.2 billion yuan;Revenue for the International Digital Commerce Group was 27.4 billion yuan, a whopping 45% increase;Revenue for the Local Services Group was 14.6 billion yuan, up 18.5%; Revenue for Cainiao was 24.56 billion yuan, a 29.8% increase; Revenue for the Cloud Intelligence Group

After a major correction in April, the US stock market managed to regain most of its lost ground in early May. But don't be fooled by appearances! The recent earnings reports are painting a not-so-rosy picture for the future.Sure, the big tech giants are still chugging along, keeping the indices afloat, but three of the Magnificent Seven - $Apple(AAPL)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ - are already under Wall Street's scrutiny, narrowing the market even more.And now, a growing number of smaller tech stocks are dropping bombshells with their earnings reports, sending their shares tumbling. Even some former stars are among them. Plus, companies li

With the Fed's rate cuts looming, investors would be wise to add some undervalued dividend stocks to their portfolios while maintaining a cautious optimism.The beauty of buying undervalued dividend stocks is that, even if the market takes a dip, these stocks have limited downside, especially the blue-chip ones with lower risk. And if the market continues to soar, these stocks are likely to bounce back in a valuation repair.1.Vale $Vale SA(VALE)$ is probably the most underrated dividend stock in the industrial commodity space. With a forward P/E ratio of just 5.18 and a dividend yield of a whopping 14.28%, this stock is a steal! After being stuck in a sideways pattern for a while, it's primed for an upward breakout.Fundamentally, Vale's diversifie

It's time to get excited about the reverse investment opportunities in US green hydrogen stocks and ETFs!Why am I so bullish on these green hydrogen stocks and ETFs? Well, despite the current challenges like low oil and gas prices, high interest rates, supply chain issues, and inflation, the big trend of clean energy transition ain't going anywhere. So, patience is key, and the rewards will be sweet!If you're into green hydrogen investing, here are 6 US stocks and ETFs that you should definitely keep an eye on:1.Bloom EnergyThink of $Bloom Energy Corp(BE)$ as the blue-chip in green hydrogen, with their stellar fuel cells and electrolyzers. Their fuel cell systems run on hydrogen, biogas, and even natural gas, giving them a huge and flexible market.

According to Colin Stewart, Global Head of Technology Equity Capital Markets at $Morgan Stanley(MS)$ , after a long wait, the IPO market is back in business. We could see 10 to 15 tech companies going public by the end of 2024, and 2025 is shaping up to be even better. It's been two and a half years of nothingness, really. Recent IPOs have been priced high and traded well, signaling good things to come.The calm period started in 2022 when inflation skyrocketed and interest rates rose, causing investors to play it safe, slashing tech company valuations significantly and delaying many IPO plans. This was a stark contrast to the previous two years when trading volumes hit historic highs, with some deals reaching astronomical valuations.In September, th

Ever since the New York Stock Exchange opened its doors in 1792, the ups and downs of the US stock market have never stopped. Nowadays, it seems like the investment style in the US stock market is shifting again.Although the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ has seen a recent pullback, the market cycle seems to be firmly in the upswing once again. The most obvious evidence is that investors are starting to sell off their Consumer staples and are getting excited about Cyclical stocks.During bear markets, Consumer staples often become the target of market pursuit due to their defensive nature. For instance, for most of 2022, the performance of the Consumer staples sector ranked third among the 11 sectors of the S&P 500 index. While some Consumer staples also

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 's stock price surged 12% to $162.13 on Wednesday, a day after the company reported its sharpest revenue drop in 12 years, a 55% drop in net profit from a year earlier.All key indicators missed expectations, but they announced a budget car plan! Wall Street analysts had mixed reactions. Here are the latest analyst views and comments on Tesla stock:1.Bank of America: More Positive Catalysts Ahead $Bank of America(BAC)$ analysts upgraded their rating on Tesla from "neutral" to "buy," but maintained a target price of $220. They cited the company's management addressing recent negative catalysts like slowing sales growth, narrowing margins, product launch concerns, layoffs, and high invent

$Bank of America(BAC)$ kept its "buy" rating and $225 target price for $Apple(AAPL)$ shares on Monday, and naming it as the "best pick" for 2024. The bank said that the slowdown in Apple's expected earnings growth has largely been reflected in the stock price, but AI-powered iPhone could drive a 36% surge in its stock price.Wasmi Mohan, an analyst at American Bank, commented:The demand is softer than we'd like, but the 14% decline in Apple's stock price so far this year has already been priced in. At the same time, the forecast for the rest of the year remained relatively unchanged. In fact, we've identified four potential catalysts that could boost the stock price before the year is out.Four CatalystsThe

The Hong Kong stock market after hours yesterday, $New Oriental Education & Technology(EDU)$ announced its fiscal third-quarter results for 2024 (covering the three months ending February 29th this year) , and its share price plummeted by nearly 20% today. What's going on? Did their earnings blow up?In revenue, New Oriental revenue was $1.2 billion in the third quarter, a whopping 60% increase year-over-year.By segments, the number of schools and learning centers hit 911, up 27.9% from the previous year. Revenue from new educational businesses surged 72.7% year-over-year.New Oriental didn't separately disclose the revenue and financial status of $EAST BUY(01797)$ , which doesn't publish quarterly repo