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Last week , U.S. stocks were volatile with a "first falling, then rising" pattern. Early in the week, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite extended losses as fading Fed rate-cut expectations and mixed tech earnings weighed on sentiment. However, a Friday rally fueled by renewed AI optimism and Nvidia’s stronger-than-expected computing demand outlook lifted markets sharply. The S&P 500 surged 1.8% and the Nasdaq jumped 2.5% on Friday, ending the week up 1.2% and 1.9%, respectively, snapping a four-week losing streak. Tech stocks diverged: $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ soared 6.1% on Friday but faced volatility earlier due to antitrust concerns. Trading volumes remained subdued as investors awaited clarity on economic data and policy signals.Co

In this stock trading competition, @snowflower 's R & D background and constantly verified investment strategy stood out. As a professional who focuses on R & D work, he used his spare time to delve deeply into investment theory. By reading classic books such as "Snowball", he deeply grasped Buffett's compound interest thinking, and gradually formed a solid investment style combining technical analysis and fundamental research. At the same time, he loves running. Running not only exercises his physical fitness, but also makes him realize the importance of staying calm under pressure - patience is far more critical than speed. 🥰🔹 Strategy formulation, flexible responseIn the competition,

Last week , the US stock market showed a trend of "first falling and then rising". In the first half of the week, the three major indexes generally fell due to the escalation of Trump's tariff policy and the downward adjustment of economic expectations. However, on Friday, due to policy easing and the rebound of technology stocks, the S&P 500 and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ rose 2.13% and 2.61% respectively in a single day, and still recorded a decline throughout the week; There is a clear differentiation in technology stocks, with Nvidia rising 5.27% on Friday due to AI demand, but experiencing fluctuations in anti-monopoly investigations during the week. Competition Highlights:🔹 Top-performing stock: $NVIDIA(NVDA)

In this trading contest, @Keanho secured second place with good results. “My main job is in banking, and after the 2020 pandemic, I began focusing on U.S. stock investments. I ended up competing purely by accident—I even forgot I was in the competition!” His routine approach involves collecting dividends from blue-chip stocks, while in the U.S. market he seizes short-term trading opportunities with holding periods usually not exceeding three months.Winning Strategy Analysis 🥰🔹 Unintentional Winning LogicHe didn’t adjust his strategy for the competition, continuing to hedge risks from tariff wars using volatility ETFs like VIXY.At key moments, he trimmed some positions to maintain a cash allocation above 30%, mitigating potential downtu

Last week (March 3 to March 7), the three major US stock indexes fell more than expected: the Dow fell 2.37% to 42,801 points, the S & P 500 fell 3.10% to 5,770 points, and the Nasdaq fell 3.45% to 18,196 points. This was mainly due to the intensification of economic slowdown concerns and the delay of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve . At the same time, Chinese stocks rose sharply against the trend, $HSTECH(HSTECH)$ rose more than 5% in a single day, and Alibaba, JD.com, etc. rose significantly due to policy easing and outstanding performance.Competition Highlights:🔹 Top-performing stock: $Alibaba(BABA)$Alibaba saw

Interview with Award-winning Traders | @YCYCYCYCYC: Precise Layout, Outsmart ProfitIn this stock trading competition, @YCYCYCYCYC achieved a high score of 82.46 points with his solid investment foundation and flexible strategy adjustment, ranking second and achieving an overall return of 13.89%. Among them, his most eye-catching trade was nvda 20250228 80.0 CALL, with a single profit of up to $5,781.02, which perfectly demonstrated his precise vision and excellent operation ability to capture market opportunities.Background and investment history🥰Graduated in accounting, @YCYCYCYCYC has 11 years of investment and stock trading

In this stock trading competition, @Ponkrumo stood out with 15 years of trading practice and evolving investment philosophy. As the Chief Human Resources Officer of United World College, he not only continuously explores new ideas in the capital markets, but also learns valuable experience in actual combat to shape a unique trading system.In the competition, @Ponkrumo used several strategies to capture market opportunities:•Credit Spread Portfolio: Use short-term options (1-2 week maturities) to build credit spreads to lock in expected gains while keeping losses under control.•Value-selective investing: buy stocks with solid fundamentals but undervalued by the market, such as Boein

Last week (February 24-28),, 2025, the three major U.S. stock indexes continued their downward trend under significant pressure: the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 2.05% to 42,500 points, the S&P 500 dropped 2.15% to 5,900 points, and the Nasdaq Composite declined 2.35% to 18,900 points.Multiple bearish factors weighed on the market, including an unexpected drop in the U.S. March Services PMI to 48.2 from a previous 50.1, signaling further weakening in the services sector; the University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Index plummeted to 62.5, reflecting a sharp deterioration in consumer sentiment; and consumer inflation expectations surged to 4.6%, heightening concerns over stagflation. Additionally, the Federal Reserve’s February meeting minutes reaffirmed its commitment to mainta

In this stock trading competition@Optionspuppy With outstanding trading strategies and rigorous risk management, Optionsuppy has successfully stood out and become a highly anticipated award-winning player. He not only has a 90% win rate and a 30% return rate by 2024, but also steadily moves forward in market fluctuations with a solid background in finance, accounting, and mathematics. Through technical analysis tools such as EMA, MACD, and Bollinger Bands, he continuously optimizes trading strategies and improves success rates.Accurate strategy, flexible response to market changesDuring the competition@Optionspuppyadopts a simple and efficient strate

Last week (February 17-21), the three major US stock indexes fell across the board, $DJIA(.DJI)$ fell 1.69% to 43,428.02 points, $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ fell 1.71% to 6,013.13 points, and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ fell 2.20% to close at 19,524.01 points. The market was suppressed by multiple bears: the initial value of the US services PMI in February unexpectedly contracted to 49.7 (the previous value was 52.9), the University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Index plummeted to 64.7, and consumer inflation expectations rose to 4.3%, exacerbating stagflation concerns; the Federal Reserve's January meeting notes "maintain high interest rates" signal, the 10-year US