To The Moon

For much of this year, investors have been betting heavily on Donald Trump winning back the presidency. Over the past few days, they’ve got cold feet.When Joe Biden was still running, a win for Trump

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SummaryAlibaba’s shares are falling after the market questions the effectiveness of China’s stimulus package.The overexposure of Alibaba and its stock to developments that are outside of the company’s

Financial markets and betting odds are increasingly pricing in a Donald Trump victory in the upcoming U.S. election, influencing stocks and cryptocurrencies.Despite the market's optimism, I argue that

Trump Media & Technology Group shares went up more than 13% in recent Friday premarket activity, after closing at least 17% higher to $24.12 on Thursday.Shares of the company, which is majority-owned by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, have gone up 49% in the past week.A Reuters/Ipsos poll earlier this week showed that Trump has narrowed the gap between him and Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris, who is shown to be leading by three percentage points at 46% against Trump's 43%.Trump's odds in the upcoming elections have also increased on PredictIt, an online prediction marketplace, to 52 cents from 49 cents last week, according to Reuters. Harris' odds are down to 52 cents from 55 cents a week ago, the report said.Price: 27.32, Change: +3.20, Percent Change: +13.27