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The Federal Reserve began a two-day meeting on Tuesday, with the 10-year Treasury yield climbing above 4.36 percent to its highest level since 2007, and investors betting on a 99 percent chance the Fed will skip a rate hike in September and leave rates unchanged, according to CME FedWatch.Most of investors' attention will be focused on Chair Bauer's views on the November meeting, any new signs of future Fed moves, updated economic forecasts, and interest rate bitmaps.While the Wall Street Journal's Nick Timiraos, known as the "mouthpiece of the Federal Reserve," wrote that a soft landing for the U.S. economy may be difficult to achieve, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that the U.S. economy remains on track to achieve a soft landing. Yellen said the recent rise in oil prices was u

Chinese electric automaker $NIO Inc.(NIO)$ has introduced a high-end smartphone designed to complement its electric vehicles. The Nio Phone offers more than 30 car-specific functions, including the ability to instruct the car to park itself and even drive to the owner's location, albeit at low speeds in certain areas of China. This move by Nio highlights the company's ambition to build an ecosystem around its products, akin to what Apple has achieved with its devices and services. While creating such an ecosystem is challenging, if successful, it could bring substantial rewards. Nio's CEO, William Li, expressed confidence that competitors would take note of their smartphone innovations. There are three Nio Phone

Microsoft's Pursuit of the World's Most Valuable Company Title Satya Narayana Nadella As we are nearing the end of September, $Microsoft(MSFT)$ continues its remarkable trajectory, towards the coveted title of the world's most valuable publicly traded company. While Microsoft has not yet overtaken $Apple(AAPL)$ in market capitalization, its consistent growth and strategic vision have put it in a strong position. Tim Cook As of the latest data, Microsoft boasts a market capitalization of approximately $2.434 trillion, a testament to its sustained growth and strategic direction. Apple, holding the title of the world's most valuable publicly traded company,

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Investing in the stock market is a delicate dance between risk and reward. The allure of catching a plummeting stock, often referred to as "catching falling knives," can be both enticing and perilous. One company that has recently attracted my attention for employing this strategy is $Pfizer(PFE)$, a pharmaceutical giant with a history of market fluctuations. But is this strategy a prudent move, or is it a risky gamble that could result in painful losses? Let's dissect the situation and explore the pros and cons of catching the falling knives of Pfizer. The temptation of catching the falling knives of Pfizer Understanding the Metaphor The metaphor of "catching falling knives" paints a vivid image of trying to grasp a sharp object in freefall, a ris