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    • WallStreet_TigerWallStreet_Tiger
      ·09-23 17:19

      🎁 What the Tigers Say | Memory's Capacity Sellout: Momentum, Structure, or Just Index Flows?

      Hi Tigers 🐯, Welcome to "What The Tigers Say." 👋 Memory led this week's rally as the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ closed at a record — $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$, $Micron Technology(MU)$ and $SK hynix(SKHY)$ all pushing higher on the back of tightening capacity, with about two-thirds of next year's memory output already sold. But the moves have been messy to read: index flows, cyclical debate, and stock-specific catalysts are all tangled together. Let's rewind to the three sharpest takes from @Isleigh,
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      🎁 What the Tigers Say | Memory's Capacity Sellout: Momentum, Structure, or Just Index Flows?
    • WallStreet_TigerWallStreet_Tiger
      ·09-21
      Sep Index Rebalance Guide: $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ & S&P | $SpaceX(SPCX)$, $Palo Alto Networks(PANW)$, $Arista Networks(ANET)$, $Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$, $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$, $Bloom Energy Corp(BE)$, $Illumina(ILMN)$

      Nasdaq 100 Rebalance Effective on Sep 21: Rules & New Additions Breakdown

      @WallStreet_Tiger：
      Disclaimer: This article is for investor education only and does not constitute investment advice. The capital flow effect from index rebalancing is a short-term trading shock and does not alter the fundamentals of listed companies. 1. When does the Nasdaq 100 rebalance? How many times per year? The Nasdaq 100 adopts a dual mechanism: quarterly review + annual reconstitution. Quarterly rebalancing (3 routine weight adjustments annually: March, June, September) Quarterly reviews are conducted in March, June and September, primarily to adjust constituent weights. Constituents may be added or removed under certain circumstances. Adjustments are announced in advance and take effect before the market opens on the third Monday of the respective month. This September rebalance takes effect pre-ma
      Nasdaq 100 Rebalance Effective on Sep 21: Rules & New Additions Breakdown
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    • WallStreet_TigerWallStreet_Tiger
      ·09-21

      Nasdaq 100 Rebalance Effective on Sep 21: Rules & New Additions Breakdown

      Disclaimer: This article is for investor education only and does not constitute investment advice. The capital flow effect from index rebalancing is a short-term trading shock and does not alter the fundamentals of listed companies. 1. When does the Nasdaq 100 rebalance? How many times per year? The Nasdaq 100 adopts a dual mechanism: quarterly review + annual reconstitution. Quarterly rebalancing (3 routine weight adjustments annually: March, June, September) Quarterly reviews are conducted in March, June and September, primarily to adjust constituent weights. Constituents may be added or removed under certain circumstances. Adjustments are announced in advance and take effect before the market opens on the third Monday of the respective month. This September rebalance takes effect pre-ma
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      Nasdaq 100 Rebalance Effective on Sep 21: Rules & New Additions Breakdown
    • WallStreet_TigerWallStreet_Tiger
      ·09-18

      Stocks Rally After Fed Hike as S&P 500, Nasdaq Post Best Day in Six Weeks

      Wall Street staged a sharp rebound on September 17, just one day after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in more than three years. The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ gained 1.14% to 7,637.76, while the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Composite jumped 1.69% to 26,418.30, giving both indexes their strongest session in roughly six weeks. The $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ rose 0.61% to 51,778.04, while the Russell 2000 added about 0.6%. The rebound came despite the Fed raising its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4.00% and signaling that more tightening could follow. Instead, investors found relief in two developments: T
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      Stocks Rally After Fed Hike as S&P 500, Nasdaq Post Best Day in Six Weeks
    • WallStreet_TigerWallStreet_Tiger
      ·09-17

      Fed Hikes 25bp — But the Hawkish Dot Plot Sends the Bigger Message

      The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points on September 16, lifting the federal funds target range to 3.75%–4.00%. The move was unanimous and broadly expected, but the rate hike itself was not what unsettled markets most. The bigger signal came from the Fed’s updated dot plot, firmer inflation projections and Chair Kevin Warsh’s hawkish message that inflation remains the central policy concern. Taken together, the September meeting suggested that this was not necessarily a one-off hike. Most policymakers still see further tightening as appropriate, while stronger growth and a resilient labor market give the Fed more room to keep rates restrictive. 1. Dot Plot Turns Hawkish: 16 Officials See Another Hike The strongest signal from the meeting came from the Fed’s updated dot
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      Fed Hikes 25bp — But the Hawkish Dot Plot Sends the Bigger Message
    • WallStreet_TigerWallStreet_Tiger
      ·09-16

      🏦 Fed’s Warsh Faces His First Major Test: What Comes After the Rate Hike?

      Hey Tigers 🐯! The Federal Reserve is heading into one of its most closely watched meetings of 2026 — and for markets, the rate decision may not be the biggest story. Investors are widely expecting Fed Chair Kevin Warsh to deliver a 25-basis-point rate hike on Wednesday's meeting (2pm ET), bringing the federal funds target range to 3.75%-4.00%. A Reuters poll found that 85% of economists expected a quarter-point hike, while market pricing had pushed the probability above 90% ahead of the decision. The bigger question is: What does Warsh signal about what comes next? With inflation still above the Fed’s 2% target, oil prices elevated and the 10-year Treasury yield recently breaking above 5%, markets are preparing for potentially higher-for-longer rates. And that could ripple far beyond U.S.
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      🏦 Fed’s Warsh Faces His First Major Test: What Comes After the Rate Hike?
    • WallStreet_TigerWallStreet_Tiger
      ·09-16

      🎁 What the Tigers Say | Fed Uncertainty, Rising Yields: What’s Next for Markets?

      Hi Tigers 🐯, Welcome to “What the Tigers Say.” 👋 This week, all eyes are on the FOMC announcement on Wednesday, 16 September 2026, as investors weigh the possibility of a 25bp rate hike against rising Treasury yields, elevated oil prices, and renewed pressure on AI-related stocks. But the debate goes beyond the Fed’s next move. What could tighter policy mean for equities, bonds, gold, and the AI trade? Three Tigers approached the same market crossroads from different angles — rates, AI positioning, and the Treasury market. Before today’s session played out, the community was already doing the heavy lifting. Let’s rewind to the three sharpest takes from @JC888,
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      🎁 What the Tigers Say | Fed Uncertainty, Rising Yields: What’s Next for Markets?
    • WallStreet_TigerWallStreet_Tiger
      ·09-15

      Wall Street Changed Its Mind: The Biggest Upgrades & Downgrades of Last Week

      Wall Street returned from the Labor Day break to a volatile four-day trading week, but analyst research showed something more interesting than a simple risk-off story. Institutions continued to raise conviction in selected AI, semiconductor, defense, healthcare and industrial names, while turning more cautious on parts of healthcare, consumer stocks and cybersecurity. The calls also showed increasing stock-level dispersion. Analysts were upgrading one company while downgrading a direct peer in the same sector, suggesting that Wall Street is becoming more selective rather than making broad sector-wide calls. Here are some of the most notable rating changes from September 8–11, organized day by day. Tuesday, Sept. 8 — Chips and Defense Start the Week Strong Tuesday's calls leaned constructiv
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      Wall Street Changed Its Mind: The Biggest Upgrades & Downgrades of Last Week
    • WallStreet_TigerWallStreet_Tiger
      ·09-14

      Burry Cuts His Nvidia Short as Jensen Huang Maps a $4 Trillion AI Future

      Two very different signals around $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ emerged this week. Michael Burry, known for “The Big Short,” reportedly closed his December 2026 put options on $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ and $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$, effectively narrowing his near-term bearish exposure. That does not necessarily mean he has turned bullish on AI stocks, but it does suggest he is shrinking his short front line. At nearly the same time, $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ CEO Jensen Huang used the $Goldman Sachs(GS)$ Communacopia + Technolog
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      Burry Cuts His Nvidia Short as Jensen Huang Maps a $4 Trillion AI Future
    • WallStreet_TigerWallStreet_Tiger
      ·09-10

      ⚡ Power Surge: AI Demand Sparks Clean Energy & Nuclear Rally

      Hey tigers! 👋🐯 If you blinked on Tuesday, you might have missed it — clean energy and nuclear names caught fire across the board. Several stocks across nuclear and clean-energy themes popped 9% or more in a single session. Was it random? Not even close. Let's break down what's really moving this market. 🔌 ⚡Power Is the New AI Bottleneck Forget chip shortages. Power availability is emerging as one of the biggest bottlenecks for AI data-center expansion. Some industry forecasts put global data center electricity demand around 1,000 TWh by 2030 — more than the entire national consumption of France or the UK. In the U.S., PJM capacity prices in Ohio have hit roughly 10x historical levels as grid capacity struggles to keep up. This reality has shifted the investment thesis. Hyperscalers — Micro
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      ⚡ Power Surge: AI Demand Sparks Clean Energy & Nuclear Rally
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