Weekly Buzz: Who took the ride of the turbulent U.S. stock market?
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Happy Monday,mooers! Welcome back toWeekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)
Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
Part Ⅱ: Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments Three major indexs movedupward, Russell 2000 Indexdeclined 0.90%last week. Here is the weekly buzzing stock list of last week:
1. TSLA - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Tesla's stock lost after fourth-quarter earnings were released. Musk expects that the supply chain situation may improve later this year, but next year battery supply may again become the biggest bottleneck for Tesla to increase production. TSLA's stockfell10.33%to $846.350 for the week.
●Mooers comment @Deezy_McCheezy: Investing in =$Tesla (TSLA.US)$is like investing in all these leading companies at the cutting edge of technology.
AMC tumbled last Thursday as the once leader of the meme stock revolution fell for the eleventh consecutive session in January. Shares of AMC plummeted by16.19%and closed at $15.060.
● Mooers comment @Slimcliffy: My fellow crayon eating Apes 🐵🍌 $AMC Entertainment (AMC.US)$I'm checking out moomoo I may move from Fidelity or just start buying new shares moomoo for a few weeks before moving. My big questions is What kinda 🐵️ are you?
3. AAPL - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐
Apple's Q1 revenue of 123.9 billion U.S. dollars to reach a new high, several products revenue exceeded market expectations. Last Friday, its stock price closed at $170.330, with a weekly growth of4.88%.
● Mooers comment @MHfin: Apple stops at 3 trillion? $Apple (AAPL.US)$In recent years, new energy vehicles have been a very hot sector. The valuation of a number of new energy car companies such as Tesla has risen sharply. The Apple Car is also a very imaginative product with growth potential. It's been a while since Apple announced it was building a car, but progress has been slow.Read more...
4. NIO - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
NIO is considering moving its planned secondary listing from Hong Kong to Singapore as early as this year. Besides, NIO announced that it established a nearly $8 million insurance brokerage. Its stock closed at $20.900, with a weekly fall of23.58%.
● Mooers comment @Moo Top: Expanding EV space in Singapore $NIO Inc (NIO.US)$Besides seeking Singapore IPO, NIO should look towards growing sales in Singapore. HDB is progressively equipping public residential car parks with EV charging capabilities. Singapore has the apitude and tight space to make the greener move.
5. MSFT - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
Microsoft announces second quarter fiscal year 2022 financial results. MSFT's Q2 revenue rose 20% YoY to $51.728 billion, above the $50.3 billion widely expected by the market. The shares of MSFT raised4.13%last week and finally closed at $308.260.
● Mooers comment @Candida: ETFs to Tap on Microsoft Solid Fiscal Q2 Earnings The world's largest software maker —$Microsoft (MSFT.US)$— delighted investors with better-than-expected second-quarter fiscal 2022 results. It continued a long track of beating earnings estimates and topped the revenue estimate.Read more...
Nvidia has officially launched its Cloud Gaming Service, installed on most LG TVs. Moreover, it is preparing an acquisition of British chip design company Arm. Its stock price closed at $228.400 with a weekly decline of2.28%
BBIG has been planning for Cryptyde to trade independently on the Nasdaq. Last Friday, it announced that it had reached "a definitive agreement for a $42 million debt and common stock financing". Its stock price closed at $2.920, with a weekly fall of8.46%.
● Mooers comment @龍眾舞:$Vinco Ventures (BBIG.US)$For the benefits of the newcomers looking at this counter, once again the company announces nothing. Yes Cryptyde is filed but company announces nothing about the supposed 10 to 1 dividends nor any record dates. Therefore, as of now, it’s still buying on rumours n beliefs. Just a usual word of advice, thread with care. Let’s hope for a good day.
8. NFLX - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
The share of Netflix was dragged down by disappointing subscription numbers in its latest earnings report. With the retreat, the share price declined more than 40% from a new 52-week high set late last year. Its stock went down3.31%to $27.150 over the past week.
● Mooers comment @Stitch-fu: General discussion on Netflix $Netflix (NFLX.US)$I will try to keep this short and will not explain the merits of Netflix's business model. Current and prospective investors are very likely to know about them. Current price levels seem very attractive. The main issue seems to be that Netflix's subscriber count has not been up to the mark.Read more...
9. LCID - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
LCID shares have been down more than 25% since Monday. Other electric car stocks are also falling, partly connected with Tesla's recent earnings report. It was a mixed bag that didn't help out already slipping EV stocks. Its stock decreased28.08%to $27.150 for the week.
● Mooers comment @Rizzu: $Lucid Group (LCID.US)$Stocks always go down much faster than they go up. But over time they go up more than they go down. Don’t panic this too shall
10. GRAB - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐
Leading delivery company Kerry Express has partnered with Grab Thailand to introduce instant pick-up and express pick-up services this Valentine's season. Its stock price closed at $5.510, with a weekly drop of5.24%.
● Mooers comment @dezelous: $Grab Holdings (GRAB.US)$interesting im seeing more insitutes buying in and seems like going for long term hold but retail investors trying to short more... will b interesting to see where this goes in a few months time. time to load up more shares!!
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Part Ⅲ: Weekly Topic Time to be rewarded for your great insights and knowledge!
This week, we'd like to invite you to comment below and share your idea on: "The Fed is going to raise interest rates, how the ordinary investors respond?"
We will select10 TOP COMMENTSby next Monday. Winners will get200 pointsby next week, with which you can exchange gifts at Reward Club. *Comments within this week will be counted.
Top Comment Technique: ● Fundamental / Technical / Capital Analyses ● Personal Trading Experience ● Any bright insights or knowledge
Dadacai
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Equity prices will go down in response to an interest rate hike. Bond prices will also drop. There will be people selling to protect their capital and profits while others will be looking to buy the dip. One has to weigh the risks and rewards for each type of holdings. Those doing DCA into high quality companies for the long term don’t need to worry about timing the market.
mcstiner
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both. buy smart. do extra diligence. exit reckless and speculative positions. buy the dip on companies with strong long term prospects. buy the dip on companies with dividends that would reimburse you within the next 10 years.
HopeAlways
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Higher interest rates can have a negative impact on the stock market. When the Fed rate hikes make borrowing money more expensive, the cost of doing business increases for companies. Over time, higher costs and less business could mean lower revenues and earnings for companies, potentially impacting their growth rate and their stock values. Nevertheless, investors should not panic nor act impulsively. Instead, it is wise to take advantage of any market volatility by investing in quality stocks when the market takes a hit.
Syuee
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When the Fed boosts its short-term rate, it tends to make borrowing more expensive for consumers and businesses, slowing the economy with the intent of reducing inflation.
Terrified by the prospect of higher rates, ordinary investors have been dumping stocks in fear of the uncertainty ahead. Past weeks, a sell-off sent the $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ into its worst weekly loss, since the pandemic erupted in March 2020. The tech-heavy $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ has tumbled more than 10 percent from its peak, amounting to an almost full-blown correction.
If interest rates rise, ordinary investors may also see more value in bonds, certificates of deposit and deemed them to be lower risks than stocks.
Corrections, while scary, aren’t all bad. Those market dips can be buying opportunities for the greatest and finest quality stocks.
KT88
Syuee
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Well-explained. Thank you for sharing. I agree, that there is no need to panic. Fed rate hikes can impact our financial decisions, but they are not reasons for us to act impulsively.
KT88
Syuee
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As commented, when rates rise, bonds will look much more attractive, likely encouraging investors to shift money out of riskier areas of the market. The unknowns can be daunting. But, it usually makes more sense to wait out turbulence, than to try to pick a good time to panic sell.
Syuee
HopeAlways
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It is important for investors to resist the urge to get out of stocks now because they may miss any upside later on. Longer term investors should stick to their long-term goals and stay on the course during choppy market activity.
Dadacai : Equity prices will go down in response to an interest rate hike. Bond prices will also drop. There will be people selling to protect their capital and profits while others will be looking to buy the dip. One has to weigh the risks and rewards for each type of holdings. Those doing DCA into high quality companies for the long term don’t need to worry about timing the market.
HopeAlways :
mcstiner : both. buy smart. do extra diligence.
exit reckless and speculative positions.
buy the dip on companies with strong long term prospects. buy the dip on companies with dividends that would reimburse you within the next 10 years.
HopeAlways : Higher interest rates can have a negative impact on the stock market. When the Fed rate hikes make borrowing money more expensive, the cost of doing business increases for companies. Over time, higher costs and less business could mean lower revenues and earnings for companies, potentially impacting their growth rate and their stock values. Nevertheless, investors should not panic nor act impulsively. Instead, it is wise to take advantage of any market volatility by investing in quality stocks when the market takes a hit.
Syuee : When the Fed boosts its short-term rate, it tends to make borrowing more expensive for consumers and businesses, slowing the economy with the intent of reducing inflation.
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Terrified by the prospect of higher rates, ordinary investors have been dumping stocks in fear of the uncertainty ahead. Past weeks, a sell-off sent the $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ into its worst weekly loss, since the pandemic erupted in March 2020. The tech-heavy $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ has tumbled more than 10 percent from its peak, amounting to an almost full-blown correction.
If interest rates rise, ordinary investors may also see more value in bonds, certificates of deposit and deemed them to be lower risks than stocks.
KT88 Syuee : Well-explained. Thank you for sharing. I agree, that there is no need to panic. Fed rate hikes can impact our financial decisions, but they are not reasons for us to act impulsively.
KT88 Syuee : As commented, when rates rise, bonds will look much more attractive, likely encouraging investors to shift money out of riskier areas of the market. The unknowns can be daunting. But, it usually makes more sense to wait out turbulence, than to try to pick a good time to panic sell.
KT88 Syuee :
Jeet Kune Do HopeAlways : Good analysis and advise.
Syuee HopeAlways : It is important for investors to resist the urge to get out of stocks now because they may miss any upside later on. Longer term investors should stick to their long-term goals and stay on the course during choppy market activity.
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