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As the busiest earnings week, many companies yesterday issued surprising financial reports.1. $Ferrari NV(RACE)$ +12.58%Ferrari, the renowned luxury sports car manufacturer, exceeded Wall Street's projections for both revenue and profit in the fourth quarter, concluding a year marked by record-breaking profits.The company reported a net profit of 1.26 billion euros, equivalent to $1.36 billion, for the fiscal year 2023.EPS: 1.62 euros vs. 1.50 euros expectedRevenue: 1.523 bln euros vs. 1.506 bln expected2. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ +17.14%Meta surpassed expectations for both earnings and revenue and announced its first dividend payment. Meta plans to pay investors a dividend of 50 cents per share on Ma

Major U.S. stock indexes rallied on Thursday after a sell-off in technology stocks on Wednesday sparked by the Fed's failure to cut interest rates in March. Investors are buying on dips ahead of earnings reports from tech giants such as Apple and Meta.As widely expected, the Federal Reserve left interest rate policy on hold, but Chairman Jerome Powell doused hopes that the Fed would soon start cutting rates, sparking a sell-off in U.S. stocks on Wednesday. Powell dismissed the possibility of a rate cut at the March meeting as unlikely because it is not the "base case" for the Fed as it considers easing monetary policy this year.Federal Reserve officials on Wednesday removed a description of the U.S. banking system as "sound and resilient" from a key policy statement, language the central b

With the development of the internet era, social media's influence is growing, and so is its impact on investments.Surveys show that 34% seek financial advice from TikTok, 33% obtain financial advice from YouTube, while only 24% seek advice from financial advisors. As individual investors, where do you get investment advice?TikTok has captured the hearts of most users due to its short content format and straightforward expression;YouTube provides videos of around 10-20 minutes, allowing investors to gain a deeper understanding of financial concepts;Pro financial advisors can provide detailed investment plans and advice, but generally at a high cost.Retail investors want pro and free financial adviceMost investors may want to obtain investment tips from professional financial expe

As the busiest earnings week, many companies yesterday issued surprising financial reports.1. $Ferrari NV(RACE)$ +12.58%Ferrari, the renowned luxury sports car manufacturer, exceeded Wall Street's projections for both revenue and profit in the fourth quarter, concluding a year marked by record-breaking profits.The company reported a net profit of 1.26 billion euros, equivalent to $1.36 billion, for the fiscal year 2023.EPS: 1.62 euros vs. 1.50 euros expectedRevenue: 1.523 bln euros vs. 1.506 bln expected2. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ +17.14%Meta surpassed expectations for both earnings and revenue and announced its first dividend payment. Meta plans to pay investors a dividend of 50 cents per share on Ma

After the US stock market closed yesterday, semiconductor giant $Intel(INTC)$ collapsed, its share price plummeted 10.9% :On the news, Intel released fourth-quarter report, which exceeded market expectations in terms of revenue and net profits, but the guidance for the first quarter of this year was poor, causing the stock price to plummet:Why did this earnings report make Wall Street nervous?Specifically, Intel performed well in the fourth quarter of last year, with revenue of $15.4 billion, an increase of 9.7%, approaching the upper limit of management's guidance of $14.6-15.6 billion:By business, Intel's traditional client business generated revenue of $8.844 billion, an increase of 33.1%; Data center business revenue of $3.985 billion, down 9.

Last Friday, the luxury giant $LVMH-Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton(LVMHF)$ released its fourth quarter report, with results exceeding expectations. The stock price soared 12.8% in one day, helping the Arnault family regain the title of the world's richest person:Specifically, LV's revenue in the fourth quarter was €23.948 billion, a 5.5% year-on-year increase:After adjusting for exchange rates, mergers and acquisitions, asset divestitures and other factors, LV's fourth quarter revenue organically grew by 10%, beating analysts' consensus expectations of 8.17%.By business, the core leather goods business generated €11.257 billion in revenue, an increase of 4% year-on-year; the selected retail business revenue was €5.454 billion, a 14.7% year-on-year i