It should have exploded in the last minute and ended on the Taiyo Line, but when I look at it now, it has changed to a dark beard.
The balance of assets also suddenly changed.
It doesn't fit even if you add up the daily profit calculation.
It's kind of creepy, so I'm thinking about withdrawing. Speaking of which, this was Tencent in China.

US stocks in '23 recorded an unexpected sharp rise of 24% as the Fed continued to raise interest rates, but can this upward trend continue in 2024/1? While the Dow average rebounded slightly in the US market on the 1st, the NASDAQ depreciated drastically. According to Oppenheimer Asset Management, US stocksTaking a break from the beginning of this year、Developments influenced by data continued until the start of the fourth quarter financial seasonThat's right.
Also, the S&P 500Over the past few weeks, it has been technically overboughtIt's there. Renaissance Macro's Jeff DeGraaf says that the momentum and breadth of the rise since October has so far surpassed concerns about the strength of sentiment. The same personThe possibility of a fall in the first quarter is quite highbutStart with the trend in hot buy mode、The decline in the adjustment phase is probably only around 4600 (3-4% decline)I'm watching it. Looking back on history, there are many cases where the S&P 500 has risen by 20% or more per year. Since 1928, the S&P 500 has recorded an annual increase of 20% or more at a rate of about 36%.
What happens after the S&P 500 rises by 20% or more...

Unemployment claims are weekly reports of the number of people who have filed for unemployment benefits for the first time. These claims are an important indicator of the health of the labor market, as they can provide early warning signs of economic recessions or expansions.
In the United States, unemployment claims are filed with state governments. The US Department of Labor then compiles the data and publishes it on a weekly basis.
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