Why do diet pills have such a powerful impact? As early as November of last year, Teacher Qiu introduced powerful diet pills to his classmates.
Now that the trend of diet pills has taken the world by storm, huge demand has made investors see investment opportunities. The current frontrunners are also well-known Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly. The market capitalization of these two companies has also reached new highs over and over again!
Currently, many pharmaceutical companies also want to join the diet drug race. Among them are US Pfizer, Amgen, Boehringer Ingelheim, and Chinese pharmaceutical companies that have followed suit, but many have not succeeded. The intensity of the competition on the entire weight loss track is self-evident!
The rise of weight loss requirements will definitely affect some companies, and diet pills will definitely be a trend in the future! Anyone who wants to lose weight while lying down can't they?
On December 22nd, I came to our live broadcast room. Mr. Qiu will explain to you why diet pills are so powerful!

The European and American stock markets experienced two consecutive days of decline last week. The large-scale sell-off in US stocks intensified on Friday. In particular, technology stocks were hit hard. Although the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose for three consecutive weeks, the Nasdaq and S&P 500 both recorded their biggest weekly declines in three months. Among technology stocks, Intel led the decline in the Dow's constituent stocks, while Tesla and Nvidia also underperformed. The latter experienced large-scale IT system failures due to software update issues.
Furthermore, due to software updates, CrowdStrike has caused Windows system failures in many important industries around the world, such as banks and asset management companies, and the impact is widespread and serious. The incident is expected to take weeks to fix and could have a long-term impact on the global supply chain.
US President Joe Biden announced that he will not participate in the 2024 presidential election and supports Vice President Harris's campaign. Meanwhile, the performance of Tesla and Google this week will have a significant impact on the future of US tech stocks. TSMC proposed the Foundry 2.0 concept in its earnings report, expanding the market space and showing confidence in future growth. In particular, the CoWOS product line is expected to double every year for the next two years.
In the commodity market, the prices of crude oil, gold, and silver all fell sharply. Gold and silver, in particular, fell sharply during the week, respectively. Metal prices have also fallen, and the prices of both lenxi and copper have hit new lows recently. In the bond market, US bond yields have risen again, and the US dollar index has ended its sluggish state of nearly four months. Bitcoin's price unexpectedly rose, reaching a high of $0.067 million.
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The US stock market showed clear gains under the influence of Powell's dovish remarks and the so-called “Trump deal,” and the Dow reached a new high. Market capital continues to rotate among various sectors. Small-cap stocks performed particularly strongly, and the increase within four days reached the best level in nearly four years. At the same time, chip stocks opened higher but declined. Although Tesla opened about 7% higher, closing gains narrowed to nearly 2%, while large technology stocks such as Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft all changed from rising to falling in the intraday period. In contrast, Apple's stock price rose 1.7% to a record high.
Goldman Sachs said that given the current economic environment, there are “good reasons” for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in July. Furthermore, Morgan Stanley expects Apple's switching wave to be underestimated by the market. It is estimated that iPhone shipments will exceed 0.5 billion units within the next two years, of which nearly 70% will be new models.
Nvidia plans to increase orders for TSMC. It is expected that orders for its Blackwell-architected GPUs will increase by 25%, and sales of the GB200 model are expected to increase from 0.04 million units to 0.06 million units. This is because demand from companies such as Amazon, Dell, Google, Meta, and Microsoft continues to grow.
In the context of the “Trump deal,” PV stocks experienced a sharp decline in the intraday period, while Bitcoin-related stocks rose sharply. The stock price of Trump's media company rose more than 31%, the best performance in three and a half months.
In the European market, the overall stock market fell 1%, and Burberry's sharp decline dragged down the entire luxury sector. China Securities also performed poorly. JD, Station B, Wei...

US inflation has completely cooled down. In June, the CPI recorded its first month-on-month decline in four years, and the core CPI year-on-year growth rate reached its lowest point in more than three years. These data ignited the market's expectations that interest rates might be cut in September. As inflation eases, the market anticipates that the Federal Reserve may start cutting interest rates in September.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq ended a seven-day record of continuous gains and retreated from their highest points. Nasdaq fell nearly 2%, and technology stocks were particularly under selling pressure. Among them, Tesla plummeted 8.4%, ending its 11-day continuous rise record. Nvidia also fell 5.6%, and chip stocks fell 3.5% overall.
At the same time, there was a significant shift in market style, with the Nasdaq 100 falling sharply, while the small-cap index soared, showing the biggest market differentiation since January 2021. In the small-cap sector, the Russell 2000 Index rose 3.6%, the best performance since November last year, and hit a new high of two and a half years.
In the real estate sector, the sector with the worst performance since this year saw the biggest increase in this round of market adjustments. Regional bank stocks rose more than 4%, and the China Securities Index also showed strong performance, rising more than 2%. Among them, JD rose about 7%, and Xiaopeng Motor rose more than 8%.
In the bond market, US Treasury yields fell sharply across the board, and the US dollar index also recorded its biggest one-day decline in two months. Meanwhile, the yen rose strongly, reaching 2.6% at one point, the biggest increase since the end of 2022. The Japanese government confirmed that it is interfering with the exchange rate to support the currency. The price of gold and silver is the same as...

US economic data for June showed unexpected signs of contraction. Among them, the “small non-farmer” ADP employment report showed that the number of new jobs fell to a four-month low, while the number of unemployment claims also exceeded expectations. At the same time, the sharp decline in the ISM service industry index further heightened market concerns about the impending economic slowdown. Poor indicators prompted investors to increase their bets that the Federal Reserve might cut interest rates in September.
US economic data showed weakness, but the US stock market still showed strong momentum. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ indices reached new highs, while the Dow narrowed its decline at the end of the session. Mainly because a weak economy is more conducive to cutting interest rates. Among technology stocks, Google, Apple, and Microsoft all hit new highs, and Tesla's cumulative increase reached 35% in seven days. Furthermore, the chip stock index also performed well, and Nvidia eventually rose 4.6%.
Internationally, major European stock indexes such as Germany, France, and Italy all rose sharply to more than 1%. However, the market continues to pay close attention to the future policy of the Federal Reserve. The minutes of the recent US Federal Reserve meeting show that most officials still prefer to wait and see and seek more economic data to support future policy decisions.
On the political front, reports that US President Joe Biden may not seek re-election have heightened market uncertainty, although the White House quickly denied it. In the commodity market, a sharp drop in US crude oil inventories boosted oil prices, while copper, zinc, and nickel prices in the metal market also rose, showing signs of recovery in demand for raw materials.
In China, China Securities performed strongly in the US stock market...

Supported by news that US core PCE inflation is cooling, the market's interest rate cut expectations have been raised to a certain extent. This has put pressure on the US dollar and US bond yields in the short term, and boosted the stock market at the same time. However, the overall decline in US stocks on the June closing day may be related to Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan's bearish attitude towards US stocks. Despite this, technology stocks, especially stocks driven by the AI boom, such as Nvidia, recorded significant gains in the first half of the year, showing the important position of technology stocks in the market.
The growth of the US core PCE price index in May slowed to its lowest level in nearly three years, indicating that inflationary pressure has abated, which is a positive sign for the market. However, some complex factors in the data, such as the continued rise in supercore PCE prices and the acceleration of revenue and expenditure, indicate that the inflation environment is still uncertain.
In terms of global stock markets, the increase in US stocks in the first half of the year was mainly driven by a few tech giants, which reflected the increase in market concentration. Meanwhile, the annual rebalancing of the Russell Index highlights the importance of these tech giants in global stock markets.
Political risk is also the focus of market attention. The French stock market and treasury bond market reflected market concerns about political uncertainty, particularly the far-right's performance in pre-election televised debates and the first round of voting. Furthermore, expectations of Trump winning the presidential election in the US political scene are beginning to affect market sentiment.
In the currency market, the continuous rise of the US dollar and the weakness of the yen show dynamic changes in the currency market, which have a direct impact on global trade and investment decisions. The crude oil and precious metals market...