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Yes. When people fear, is time to buy.😊

Post-Bell｜Wall Street Ends Lower; Microsoft Rose 3%; Micron Fell 7%; Intel And AMD Fell 6%; Tesla Fell 5%; Nvidia Fell 4%

01 Stock MarketThe U.S. major indexes closed as follows: Dow Jones declined 1.07% at 49,526.17; S&P 500 declined 1.24% at 7,408.50; NASDAQ declined 1.54% at 26,225.15. Rising bond yields and fresh...

Post-Bell｜Wall Street Ends Lower; Microsoft Rose 3%; Micron Fell 7%; Intel And AMD Fell 6%; Tesla Fell 5%; Nvidia Fell 4%

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Robust demand allowed attractive pricing only 50 bp above mid-swaps.3. Gemini Space Station secures a $100 million investment from the Winklevoss twins. The capital injection was made through Winklevoss Capital using Bitcoin as consideration. Funds will accelerate expansion of the crypto and prediction-market platform.4. Cerebras completes an explosive IPO, initially soaring 68% to a $100 billion valuation. Early enthusiasm for its AI-focused “wafer-scale” chips drew intense demand. Shares later pulled back as analysts flagged manufacturing and valuation risks.5. Figma lifts its full-year revenue forecast on surging demand for AI design tools. Management cites rapid enterprise adoption and improved conversion of free users to paid tiers. The upbeat outlook propelled the stock more than 12% higher intraday.6. U.S. Senate confirms Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair. The former Fed governor promises “regime change” and faster decision-making at the central bank. 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