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The 10-for-one stock split is expected to make ownership of Broadcom stock more affordable to investors.Broadcom will not issue any fractional shares of Broadcom common stock in connection with the stock split. Broadcom’s stock price is likely to fall significantly when the US stock market opens on Monday!

Futures that are completely different from spot markets.Spot markets involve actual goods (commodities) that can be traded, whereas futures are primarily not commodities but standardised, tradable contracts involving certain bulk commodities such as cotton, soybeans, oil, or financial assets such as stocks, bonds, and so on. With futures, it is mainly future events that are agreed upon, and the subject matter can be commodities or financial instruments.Simply put, with the future, you pay now to buy something in the future.Corn is now $300 a ton, so if you bought a ton of corn from someone for $300. That's called spot. But if you want to buy this ton of corn a month from now for $300, it's called futures.But suppose you are a farmer who grows corn for money, but you don't know if corn pric

In less than three trading days, NVIDIA Corporation shares continued to fall from a high of $140.76, plunged 6.68% again on June 24, the biggest drop in two months, the last three trading days has evaporated $557.1 billion, the total market value fell back below $3 trillion, a decline of nearly 16%.Beyond Nvidia: What Is Your Next Best Choice? Are high-value stocks worth buying? Outside of nvda which stock do you favor?Below are some insights from Tigers @nerdbull1669 @Samlunch @FlyingMice and @orsiri. Which opinions do you agree with？🎁Special Notes: Whoever

An interest-rate cut at the Federal Reserve's June meeting, though now widely expected, should not be viewed as decision that has already been made, Fed watchers say. When Fed Chair Jerome Powell's press conference ended last Wednesday, expectations that the Fed would cut rates in June shot higher, ending the week at a 67% chance in futures markets, up from just above 50% earlier in the week, according to the CME Group. But economists think the bond market is getting ahead of itself. "The bond market has expected them to move a little early the whole time. I wouldn't be surprised if they wait one more meeting [until July]," said Ethan Harris, retired chief global economist at Bank of America. The January and February consumer inflation readings were "two bad months," and they n