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The latest update on second-quarter investment-grade earnings reveals a positive surprise of 5.5%, slightly lower than the 6.7% surprise in the first quarter but significantly higher than the pre-Covid average of 3.7%.Yes, the market was overextended just three weeks ago, but anyway, this is an interesting view when comparing the current context with 2022. $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$ $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ $Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF(VTI)$

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$CNOOC(00883)$ FY2023 full year revenue breakdown is likely to show more volume moved but at lower prices as 2H23 oil prices will be lower on average compared to 1H23. I nevertheless expect a revenue beat compared to FY2022. Also expect costs to remain in similar range hence FY2023 profit margins will be same or slightly lower compared to FY2022. There will still be a comfortable buffer for dividend, although total for FY2023 could come in at total less than FY2022. Now what is exciting is that underlying oil prices have seemed to bottom from US$70+ and moving upwards. If it continues towards US$90-100 range, FY2024 will be a fantastic year.

I believe we have all applied for a mortgage preapproval or bought insurance online, we have also more or less save time and money by working with a fintech company. As more investors get more tech-minded, fintech stocks have taken the financial industry by storm, and they provide investors an avenue to combine their vision with some of the top healthcare and finance companies What Are Fintech Stocks? A portmanteau of the words "finance" and " technology," fintech stocks are stocks issued by companies that use technology to make financial services more accessible using the internet. If we have ever applied for a mortgage or student loan online, made online payments using a mobile banking app or sent money to someone using a company like PayPal, we have already used a fi

Hi everyone! Today, we’ll look at an ETF that everybody knows: SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (ARCA: SPY) Just a quick overview of where we are right now - we were trading in a large descending channel (blue trendlines), that we broke out of recently. Well… I’m pretty sure you know what comes next. Most times, stocks come back to test their breakouts. An ETF, which is a basket of stocks, is no exception to this. Notice how SPY is forming a three-legged bearish divergence with an overall decrease in volume over time. This is indicative of (gradual exhaustion) and an imminent trend change for the short term. What’s also interesting is that SPY failed to make a higher high during Friday’s session. This is indicative of short-term exhaustion and downside. A channel could most likely see a bounce a

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