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Hey, moomooers! Here are things you need to know before the opening bell:
- Stock futures rose in early morning trading on Tuesday after worries about slowing growth sparked a Monday sell-off on Wall Street.
- Electric-car maker Li Auto kicked off a near-$2 billion stock offering in Hong Kong, joining a string of U.S.-listed Chinese companies in tapping investors closer to home.
Market snapshot
Stock futures rose in early morning trading on Tuesday after...

First, internal investigation of large technology companies in the mainland leading to capital outflows, causing A-shares and Hong Kong stocks to plummet, and the US stock market also experiencing volatility.
Second, Nasdaq hitting 15000 points, there must be a wave of fluctuations to get rid of uncertain retail investors. Impacting the integer level will definitely face resistance, which is also foreseeable.
The current strategy is to hold large technology stocks steadily, and the general decline should not be significant.
Stocks related to the concept of car manufacturing are too active and can experience sudden big declines, making it difficult to escape. If you have a bullish view in the long term, hold on to them, otherwise, sell them and run away.
Regarding small-cap stocks, pay attention to the Russell index, which has just stabilized at the bottom but has shown signs of decline. It can only be said that small-cap stocks have not yet gained momentum. When large technology stocks are unable to drive, naturally capital will be attracted to small-cap stocks.
Netflix has experienced a significant decline in the early stage, so it is in a defensive strategy. At this time, capital will pick up some stocks that have fallen too much in the early stage. Anyway, it has already hit the bottom, so there is not much room for further decline.
Overall, Nasdaq will not stop at below 15000 points and abandon the game, it will continue to play. Currently, it is the reporting season for large technology companies, and today is Apple's earnings release. If there are any opportunities, they will be taken advantage of.
In addition, the US market itself is a cradle for global capital seeking refuge. As capital flows out of Chinese stocks, it will inevitably flow into the US, so the overall environment of US stocks will not have any problems.
Generally speaking, after August, the US stock market will enter a holiday mode, and now is the last active period for US stocks. In terms of risks, pay attention to the financial reports of companies such as Apple. If there are any negative surprises, it is better to run away immediately.
That's all.

Today's panic lays the groundwork for next week's market
OK, keep pushing to reach new heights
Panic and speculate for 1-2 hours
Pay attention to whether the market's pace supports the rebound
When the time comes, follow the trend and enter the market index
It is estimated that the 'volume' will continue to break through the new high next week
Once the pullback is successful
Short-term outlook for next week

Hello fellow Moo'ers. Griffster here and not a veteran per say, but I've been around a minute and contribute to discussions QUITE frequently.
Anyhow, the way I feel about July 4th is a bit different than most... I think. 🤙 My father fought in a useless war against an enemy created by a nearly fascist American regime (Yes, referring to Vietnam folks) and my father, well, according to my mom, sent one man there and another man returned. He was never the same. So I truly never new the elder Griffster, cuz I was born 9 years after he left the Army.
      So this is a dark day for me in one way, reminding me of Dad's struggle WAY too much. At the same time, it's a wonderful day of LOVE and LIGHT. My only son was born July 4th.  He is an awesome individual. He makes good grades, he is polite and well spoken but not a braggard, and wants to be an engineer of sorts; mechanical, computer or otherwise. I am SO PROUD TO BE HIS FATHER.
     So if one can reflect on this day, as I do, then its a very complicated but celebrated day in my life.
     Now, for my trading tip(s), here ya go.
1. Read as MUCH as you can stand, and then read a little more. You can NEVER be too well informed about a company or a position you are going to risk hard earned money on.
2. Pay close attention to everyone's opinions, suggestions, etc., but all shiuld be taken with a grain of salt. Thi...