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USA News has recently released a list of the 10 best growth stocks on 9 July 2025. How many of them are in your portfolio? Let us research before buying. $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ $Broadcom(AVGO)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $ServiceNow(NOW)$

My Investing Muse (14Jul25) Layoffs & Closure news Intel layoffs 2025: Thousands of jobs cut as chipmaker begins restructuring – Oregon Live Dow to close three European chemical plants, cut 800 jobs | Reuters There have been 371 corporate bankruptcies year-to-date, the most in 15 YEARS. Among sectors, Industrials and Consumer Discretionary have been the most hit with 58 and 49 filings, respectively. Bankruptcies are at recession levels. – X user Global Markets Investor The US job numbers will likely be REVISED DOWN by nearly 800,000 for the 9 months ending December 2024, according to QCEW data. This means non-farm payrolls were OVERSTATED by ~88,888 jobs each month during this period. – X user Global Markets Investor Job postings on Indeed dropped to their lowest since February 2021. T

News and my thoughts from the past week (14Jul25) The S&P500 does not represent the American economy. It represents some of the top American companies who have global footprint - revenue and presence. Just like the tent cities do not represent America? Housing Defaults have skyrocketed – X user Bravos Research US government debt market COLLAPSE has begun. This has MASSIVE implications for the economy. – X user Bravos Research SALESFORCE CEO: “CHINA’S BUILDING A NUCLEAR PLANT A DAY - BUT IT’S SOLAR” 93GW in May 2025 alone... that's the energy equivalent of building 3 nuclear plants per day. Let that sink in. Salesforce CEO, Marc Benioff: “They’re adding clean energy so fast, it’s like one nuclear power plant a day… just through solar. It makes you step back and ask: how are we going to

Market Outlook of S&P500 (14Jul25) Technical observations: MACD - a top crossover should be completed over the coming days, and this implies a potential reversal is coming. Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) lines are showing an uptrend. Both the 50 MA line and the 200 MA line are showing an uptrend. This speaks of a bullish outlook for both the short and long term. A golden cross is completed. This is typically a bullish signal when backed with strong volume. The CMF is positive at 0.23, indicating more buying pressure over the past 20 periods. From the technical analysis, we are seeing a “Strong Buy” rating with the daily interval. There are 20 indicators with a “Buy” rating and none showing a “Sell” rating. Now, let us look at the candlestick patterns. Outlook and Implications for th

Earnings Calendar (14Jul25) Q2/2025 earnings start strong this week. There are notable banking earnings that include JP Morgan, Citi, Wells Fargo, BlackRock, State Street, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, American Express and Goldman Sachs. The other earnings of interest are United, TSMC, Netflix, Pepsico, Abbott and Johnson & Johnson. Let us look into the recent performance of TSMC For TSMC, the analysts’ sentiment is recommending a “Strong Buy”. With a price target of $232.43, this suggests an upside of 0.88%. For technical analysis, the recommendation is also a “Strong Buy”. The stock price has gained 24.4% from a year ago. Observations: The revenue of the business grew from $25.7 billion in 2015 to $88.8 billion in 2024. The gross profit of the business grew from $12.5 billion

Public Holidays There are no public holidays in China, Singapore, America or Hong Kong. Economic Calendar (14Jul25) Economic Outlook (with help from Grok) The most watched news should be the CPI (inflation) and PPI (inflation hitting producers). This would have some implications for how the Federal Reserve approaches the coming interest rate decision. CPI forecasts (Core at 0.3% MoM, YoY at 2.4%) indicate a warming inflation environment. If actual data aligns or undershoots, it could reduce expectations of Fed rate hikes, supporting risk assets. A modest PPI increase (0.2%) suggests producer price pressures, reinforcing a growing inflation outlook. Weak retail sales forecasts (Core at 0.3%, overall at 0.0%) point to sluggish consumer spending, which could signal a broader economic slowdown

Public Holidays There are no public holidays in China, Singapore, America or Hong Kong. Economic Calendar (14Jul25) Economic Outlook (with help from Grok) The most watched news should be the CPI (inflation) and PPI (inflation hitting producers). This would have some implications for how the Federal Reserve approaches the coming interest rate decision. CPI forecasts (Core at 0.3% MoM, YoY at 2.4%) indicate a warming inflation environment. If actual data aligns or undershoots, it could reduce expectations of Fed rate hikes, supporting risk assets. A modest PPI increase (0.2%) suggests producer price pressures, reinforcing a growing inflation outlook. Weak retail sales forecasts (Core at 0.3%, overall at 0.0%) point to sluggish consumer spending, which could signal a broader economic slowdown

Forbes has released a list of the biggest companies by market cap on 12 June 2025. Which of these are in your portfolio? Which of these should we add to our portfolio? $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$ $ICBC(01398)$ $BANK OF CHINA(03988)$ $Alphabet(GOOG)$ Let us research before investing.

My Investing Muse (07Jul25) Layoffs & Closure news June ends with the third Illinois trucking company to file for bankruptcy Elma Transport files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy - Freightwaves MICROSOFT TO LAY OFF AS MANY AS 9,000 EMPLOYEES IN LATEST ROUND OF JOB CUTS -THE SEATTLE TIMES US-based employers announced 47,999 job cuts in June, bringing total Q2 2025 layoffs to 247,256, the highest Q2 total since 2020. Year-to-date, firms have announced 744,308 job cuts, the most for any first half of the year since 2020. Outside of 2020, this was the highest first half since 2009, when 896,675 cuts were announced. The government sector has led the surge with 288,628 layoffs, including federal and contractor reductions. Retail and technology sectors followed, with 79,865 and 76,214 job cuts, resp