$13400 and $13650 pressure levels
$Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US$
For now, I'm still watching the rebound. Treasury yields have risen again, and shocks have begun. It may not fall to the low of the previous two days, and is expected to fluctuate between $12600 and $13400/13600. It is probably more appropriate to cut positions when they are high and increase positions when they are low.
For now, I'm still watching the rebound. Treasury yields have risen again, and shocks have begun. It may not fall to the low of the previous two days, and is expected to fluctuate between $12600 and $13400/13600. It is probably more appropriate to cut positions when they are high and increase positions when they are low.
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71058755 : Treasury bond yields are just an excuse. Yesterday, CPI and treasury bond yields were good, and they were rubbed against the floor like Nasdaq. The main thing is to see if the Wall Street bosses are getting enough of the chips
牛牛Ariel OP 71058755 : The national debt fell yesterday. The possibility of a direct V-reversal on the NASDAQ is very small. Today's stimulus bill is estimated to be the last benefit in the near future; in the short term, it's just speculation. What other benefits do you think are there in the near future? Most technology companies had a low season in the first quarter. The past year was a bullish market with policy support. Currently, I don't see bears, but I don't think any major support policies will be introduced. A policy of not raising interest rates and taxes would be the best policy.
牛牛Ariel OP 71058755 : Moreover, the bosses are not stupid. Currently, industry and tourism are all waiting for consumption to recover. Houses need to be built, and there are people who have been locked up at home for more than a year. After the epidemic is controlled and unsealed, it is bound to usher in “retaliatory” travel and entertainment consumption. Of course, the bosses are more “safe” to invest in traditional value stocks such as oil, gas, and industry. As for technology stocks, of course, they kill valuations. It's best to lower prices; is it more cost-effective to take over at a low level? What is the reason for NASDAQ to reach new highs? I can't see