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-- 119.160 Outlook for the USA market: Tesla breaks through the $300 level! Chairman Powell suggests the possibility of not following Mr. Trump's lead to protect the Federal Reserve!
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Market overview
The U.S. market started with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, consisting of excellent stocks, up $39.19 to $43,768.53. The Nasdaq Composite Index, with a high proportion of technology stocks, started at 19255.14, down 14.32 points. The S&P 500 Index, consisting of 500 of the largest U.S. stocks, closed 3.66 points higher at 5976.76.
The U.S. market started with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, consisting of excellent stocks, up $39.19 to $43,768.53. The Nasdaq Composite Index, with a high proportion of technology stocks, started at 19255.14, down 14.32 points. The S&P 500 Index, consisting of 500 of the largest U.S. stocks, closed 3.66 points higher at 5976.76.
Top News
Has the bullish market in U.S. stocks just begun?
● Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve (FRB), revealed that he is prepared to protect the central bank from pressure after Donald Trump's re-election. As expected, the FRB cut interest rates by 25 basis points.
● Friday morning (U.S. Eastern Time), U.S. stock futures fell following a sharp decline in Europe. The S&P 500 Index has risen 4.3% this week.
According to Bank of America, the inflow of funds into US stock funds on Wednesday amounted to 20 billion dollars, marking the highest single-day inflow in the past 5 months.
President Trump nominated Susie Wiles, a key figure in the election campaign, as the White House Deputy Chief of Staff. She will be the first woman to hold this position and will wield significant authority in the operation of the West Wing.
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● Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve (FRB), revealed that he is prepared to protect the central bank from pressure after Donald Trump's re-election. As expected, the FRB cut interest rates by 25 basis points.
● Friday morning (U.S. Eastern Time), U.S. stock futures fell following a sharp decline in Europe. The S&P 500 Index has risen 4.3% this week.
According to Bank of America, the inflow of funds into US stock funds on Wednesday amounted to 20 billion dollars, marking the highest single-day inflow in the past 5 months.
President Trump nominated Susie Wiles, a key figure in the election campaign, as the White House Deputy Chief of Staff. She will be the first woman to hold this position and will wield significant authority in the operation of the West Wing.
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Stock prices soar with Trump's victory, while bond yields are approached with caution
● With Donald Trump's election victory, US stocks and cryptocurrencies are enveloped in happiness, the S&P 500 stock price index is approaching a one-year high, and Bitcoin has set a new record by betting on growth-promoting policies.
● With Donald Trump's election victory, US stocks and cryptocurrencies are enveloped in happiness, the S&P 500 stock price index is approaching a one-year high, and Bitcoin has set a new record by betting on growth-promoting policies.
● On the other hand, the dollar has lost most of its post-election gains, and the yield on 10-year Treasury bonds has been moving steadily, highlighting the uncertainty of whether President Trump can fulfill his election promises.
● In Wall Street, the rise in bond yields has had an impact on the stock market, and there is a debate about whether it could soften President Trump.
● In Wall Street, the rise in bond yields has had an impact on the stock market, and there is a debate about whether it could soften President Trump.
US bond yields retreat in response to the market reassessing Trump's policies
● The US bond market is showing signs of recovery from the post-election volatility, with 10-year bond yields returning to pre-election levels.
● The US bond market is showing signs of recovery from the post-election volatility, with 10-year bond yields returning to pre-election levels.
The enthusiasm for the 'Trump Trade' in the market has cooled off, and investors have begun to doubt whether President Trump will achieve tariffs and tax cuts as expected.
Matthew Morgan of Jupiter Asset Management pointed out, 'The cooling of the job market suggests that market expectations for inflation are too high, and the likelihood of Trump causing an inflation wave is low.'
On the other hand, William Boar of Brandywine Global emphasized, 'It is important to focus on the announced policies rather than extreme rhetoric that is just for winning elections before the election.'
The overall sentiment of the market is cautious, with fund managers concerned about the possibility of a market bubble, and hedge funds skeptical of the sustainability of the rise.
Matthew Morgan of Jupiter Asset Management pointed out, 'The cooling of the job market suggests that market expectations for inflation are too high, and the likelihood of Trump causing an inflation wave is low.'
On the other hand, William Boar of Brandywine Global emphasized, 'It is important to focus on the announced policies rather than extreme rhetoric that is just for winning elections before the election.'
The overall sentiment of the market is cautious, with fund managers concerned about the possibility of a market bubble, and hedge funds skeptical of the sustainability of the rise.
Winners and losers in AI? Nvidia joins the Dow, Intel falls
Nvidia replaces Intel in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, bringing significant changes to Wall Street's authoritative stock price index.
This change highlights the winners and losers of the AI competition, with Nvidia leading in AI chip production while Intel struggles to keep up.
Nvidia's stock price has surged more than 200% in the past year, while Intel has lagged behind the AI boom, dropping nearly 30%.
Nvidia replaces Intel in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, bringing significant changes to Wall Street's authoritative stock price index.
This change highlights the winners and losers of the AI competition, with Nvidia leading in AI chip production while Intel struggles to keep up.
Nvidia's stock price has surged more than 200% in the past year, while Intel has lagged behind the AI boom, dropping nearly 30%.
Pinterest is struggling, while Meta is riding the wave of AI.
● $Pinterest (PINS.US)$The stock price of Moomoo has dropped 13% in pre-market trading due to disappointing holiday season sales forecasts.
● This decline is in contrast with Facebook and Instagram's engagement boosted by AI integration. $Meta Platforms (META.US)$ in contrast to the positive momentum of Meta.
● This divergence indicates that not all social media companies are in the same position in the current market environment.
● $Pinterest (PINS.US)$The stock price of Moomoo has dropped 13% in pre-market trading due to disappointing holiday season sales forecasts.
● This decline is in contrast with Facebook and Instagram's engagement boosted by AI integration. $Meta Platforms (META.US)$ in contrast to the positive momentum of Meta.
● This divergence indicates that not all social media companies are in the same position in the current market environment.
- Moomoo News Zeber
Source: moomoo, Bloomberg
This article utilizes auto-translation in part.
Source: moomoo, Bloomberg
This article utilizes auto-translation in part.
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ぅすしぉ : I support the toro, but I think Powell's attitude is good.
Only Powell can control inflation.
大和太郎 : In the past, which side was the central bank on, the Democratic Party or the Republican Party? I believe it was the Democratic Party.
tetsu_77 : Tesla skyrocketed, but what is the reason?
The expectation of Elon Musk entering the administration?
てん ピノ : With the Trump phenomenon, the American economy is becoming stronger, and it is believed that the US dollar will continue to rise against the yen. The impact of further interest rate cuts in America is uncertain. I am almost a novice when it comes to foreign exchange. Now, even in anime and entertainment, overseas popularity is growing, and I think the ratio of overseas sales for Japanese companies is increasing. I hope that the positive wave in America will also benefit Japanese companies and aim for record highs in the Nikkei average. Due to Trump's influence, the Nikkei average has risen by about 1,000 yen, but I do not feel a sense of momentum. Will there be no further increase in Japanese companies' stock prices in the future? I have started buying from NVDA this year and have also dabbled in American stocks, but it is less than 10% of my investment amount. I am torn between moving funds to American companies. I focus on short-term investments ranging from 1 to 2 years and concentrate on investing in 2 to 3 companies. In the past six years, I have concentrated funds on Sony, Nippon Yusen, Disco, and Sociomobility, and made profits. Currently, I am focusing on SoftBank and ARM. Please comment if you can predict the future of the Nikkei average.
sabu6433 : Pinhane
Rice001 : Isn't the Fed making a mess of the world?