The week ahead will be different for sure. The Fed is still in "quiet mode" until the FOMC releases its policy statement followed by Jerome Powell's press conference on Thursday. The Treasury Department will raffle off $42B worth of new Ten-Year paper and $25B worth of new Thirty-Year Long Bonds on Wednesday and Thursday. There will be a plethora of quarterly earnings releases from corporate America, and some might be considered higher profile, but nothing like what we went through...

Stock trading is much like cooking, where success lies in mastering the right techniques. First, selecting stocks is similar to choosing ingredients. Just as fresh, high-quality ingredients are essential for a great dish, investors must carefully research a company’s fundamentals to pick the right stocks.
Next, market fluctuations are like controlling the heat in cooking. Too much heat can burn the dish, while too little may leave it undercooked. ...

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The day of skyrocketing was also the day I was slapped in the face. I originally predicted that the market would usher in a big dive after the Fed's interest rate meeting, but the market rebounded violently and broke through the resistance level strongly, slapping me in the face again
I reviewed this "wrong prediction". Before the Fed's interest rate meeting, I had already judged that the interest rate would be cut by 25 basis points. I tho...

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Recently, the US stock market has experienced drastic volatility, which has not only made investors nervous but also reflected profound changes in market fund structure, reshaping the market landscape.
Firstly, the valuations of US stocks, especially those of leading stocks, are not cheap.Taking Costco as an example, the company's valuation is expensi...

In the world of investment, every market fluctuation tests the wisdom of investors. Recently, the sharp V-shaped rebound in the US and Japanese stock markets has garnered widespread attention. This is not just a self-correction of the market but also a focal point of global asset allocation.
I. Triggers of Market Volatility
On August 5th, the Japanese stock market experienced its second-largest sing...