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      ·11-20

      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/11/11—2024/11/17

      I. Performance and Valuation of Global Equity Indices Data Source: Bloomberg, compiled by Tiger Brokers II. Key Market Themes i. U.S. inflation remains elevated, the economy is strong, but the stock market is plummeting—what exactly is the market worried about? Last week, the U.S. October inflation data was released. The nominal CPI and core CPI rose by 0.2% and 0.3% month-over-month, respectively, staying consistent with previous increases and meeting market expectations. A closer look reveals that only used car prices saw a notable increase, but given their small weight in the index, the overall impact was minimal. The following day, PPI data also came out as expected, with no surprises. In response, Federal Reserve spokesperson Nick indicated that while inflation remains stubborn,
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    • DerivTigerDerivTiger
      ·11-13

      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/11/04—2024/11/10

      I. Performance and Valuation of Global Equity Indices Data Source: Bloomberg, compiled by Tiger Brokers II. Key Market Themes i. Trump’s Decisive Victory and Republican Sweep: Implications for U.S. Equities, Bonds, and the Federal Reserve This week, the final outcome of the U.S. election revealed a sweeping win for Trump, who captured all seven battleground states and decisively secured the presidency. Additionally, the Republican Party achieved a majority in both the Senate and the House of Representatives, establishing unified governance across the executive and legislative branches. Over the coming four years, Trump’s policy implementation is likely to become smoother and have broader impacts. Market reactions have been particularly notable, with beneficiaries like DJT and Tesla
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    • DerivTigerDerivTiger
      ·11-05

      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/10/28—2024/11/03

      I. Performance and Valuation of Global Equity Indices Data source: Bloomberg, 2024/10/28-2024/11/03, compiled by Tiger Brokers II. Key Market Themes i. Trump’s Odds Decline, U.S. Election Uncertainty Remains – Watch Out for Market Panic This week, the results of the U.S. election are about to be announced. Just a few days ago, the market believed that Trump was almost guaranteed to win, but multiple polls released over the weekend show that the Democratic Party currently holds an advantage in several swing states. As a result, Trump’s odds on Polymarket plummeted from 66% last week to as low as 54%. On some other platforms, Harris's support rate has even surpassed Trump's, leaving the suspense of this election until the last moment. The capital markets quickly reacted as well, with Tr
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      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/10/28—2024/11/03
    • DerivTigerDerivTiger
      ·10-30

      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/10/21—2024/10/27

      I. Performance and Valuation of Global Equity Indices Data source: Bloomberg, 2024/10/21-2024/10/27, compiled by Tiger Brokers II. Key Market Themes i. Countdown to the U.S. Election: Markets Betting on a Trump Rally, Caution Needed During Macro Super Week! The highly anticipated U.S. 2024 election is entering its final countdown, with both the Republican and Democratic parties actively campaigning to make a last push. Interestingly, there is a wide disparity in polling data across different media platforms. For instance, CNN's recent poll shows support for both sides nearly tied, while The Economist’s model predicts a 54% chance of Trump returning to the White House. Additionally, external betting site Polymarket indicates a 66% probability for a Trump win. Recently, capital markets
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    • DerivTigerDerivTiger
      ·10-22

      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/10/14—2024/10/20

      I. Performance and Valuation of Global Equity Indices Data source: Bloomberg, 2024/10/14-2024/10/20, compiled by Tiger Brokers II. Key Market Themes i. The U.S. economy continues to strengthen, and Fed officials suggest a slowdown in rate cuts—can rate cut trades persist? Last week, the U.S. released September retail consumption data, with a month-over-month increase of 0.43%, significantly surpassing market expectations of 0.3%. Excluding gasoline and automobiles, retail sales rose 0.7% month-over-month, with significant increases in the food services and beverage sectors. Additionally, initial jobless claims last week recorded 241,000, better than the market's expected 260,000. At the same time, Fed officials made positive remarks this week. Fed Governor Waller stated, "As long as t
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      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/10/14—2024/10/20
    • DerivTigerDerivTiger
      ·10-16

      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/09/30—2024/10/13

      I. Performance of Global Equity Indices (in US dollars) Data source: Bloomberg, 2024/09/30-2024/10/13, compiled by Tiger Brokers II. Key Market Themes i. China's mainland stimulus policies continue to increase, and Greater China assets have become more volatile. Is this a good time to increase positions? Recently, mainland China's economic stimulus policies have continued to intensify and accelerate. Since the policy direction was set by top leaders in late September, monetary policies such as interest rate cuts, reserve requirement ratio reductions, and lowering of mortgage rates on existing loans have been successively introduced. On October 12, Minister of Finance Lan Fo’an attended a press conference at the State Council Information Office, introducing measures related to “increas
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    • DerivTigerDerivTiger
      ·09-30

      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/09/23—2024/09/29

      I. Performance of Global Equity Indices (in US dollars) Data source: Bloomberg, 2024/09/23-2024/09/29, compiled by Tiger Brokers II. Key Market Themes i. China's mainland has unleashed major economic stimulus measures, sparking a global scramble for Greater China assets. How should we view the subsequent market trends? This week, China's mainland has rolled out a series of major economic stimulus measures. On September 24th, the State Council Information Office of China held a press conference where the Governor of the People's Bank of China, the Director of the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission, and the Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission introduced the situation and answered questions from reporters. The policy intensity of this press conference fa
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    • DerivTigerDerivTiger
      ·09-23

      Tiger Wealth Research: September FOMC Rate Cut Special Report

      I. Performance of Global Equity Indices (in US dollars) Data source: Bloomberg, 2024/09/15-2024/09/19, compiled by Tiger Brokers II. Our View This week, the Federal Reserve's FOMC decided to cut interest rates by 50bps, officially opening the door to rate cuts. Contrary to the previous expectations of mainstream institutions, the Fed did not adopt the "25bps cut + dovish statement" approach, but instead used a "50bps cut + hawkish statement" to continue balancing expectations. The market had already anticipated the start of the rate cut cycle with a 50bps reduction. Given that the current Federal Reserve's benchmark interest rate is significantly higher than the neutral rate (around 2.5%-3%), the initial 50bps cut demonstrates the Fed's determination to prevent an economic recession, mitig
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      Tiger Wealth Research: September FOMC Rate Cut Special Report
    • DerivTigerDerivTiger
      ·09-11

      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/09/02—2024/09/08

      I. Performance of Global Equity Indices (in US dollars) Data source: Bloomberg, 2024/09/02-2024/09/08, compiled by Tiger Brokers II. Key Market Themes i. September Calendar Effect Strikes, U.S. Stocks Plunge to Record Weekly Drop—What's Next? Last week, U.S. stocks experienced a September hit, with the Nasdaq 100 Index $纳斯达克100指数(NDX)$ dropping 5.89% in a single week, marking its worst weekly performance in nearly two years, despite no significant shifts in fundamentals. As a result, discussions about the September calendar effect in the market have started heating up. According to statistics from Bank of America (BofA), over the past 100 years, U.S. stocks generally perform poorly in September, with the S&P 500
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      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/09/02—2024/09/08
    • DerivTigerDerivTiger
      ·09-03

      Tiger Weekly Insights:2024/08/26—2024/09/01

      I. Performance of Global Equity Indices (in US dollars) Data source: Bloomberg, 2024/08/26-2024/09/01, compiled by Tiger Brokers II. Key Market Themes i. NVIDIA Earnings Beat Expectations, Yet Stock Drops: What's Behind It? Last week, the AI leader Nvidia $英伟达(NVDA)$ released its Q2 financial report. The data shows that the company's quarterly revenue was 30.04 billion, with AI-related data center business revenue at 26.3 billion, and the third-quarter guidance revenue at 32.5 billion, all of which exceeded market expectations. However, despite this, the stock price fell by more than 6% after the report. The market generally believes there are two reasons for this. On the one hand, the gross margin that Nvidia announced this ti
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