Investing in US stocks can lead to wealth.
I previously recommended sofi and APLD, the former being technology finance and the latter being a next-generation datacenter. Compared to the popular AI Robo, SERV, and RR at the time, I mentioned that APLD would see profits relatively quickly, with the loss per share shrinking from 0.10 a year ago to 0.03 this quarter, leading to the stock price quickly rising from 4.8 to the current 8.62. The future growth potential is huge. Holding on to sofi for two years has also recently soared to 11.16, finally seeing some sunshine.
🤑 Uncle's opinion: APLD saw a profit of 74% in two months, while sofi only had 15% in two years, but still higher than saving in banks, investing is not as difficult as imagined.

The U.S. August PPI data shows a continuous cooling of inflation. At the same time, the number of initial jobless claims unexpectedly increased last week, leading to a slight upward adjustment in the market's expectations for the Federal Reserve to aggressively cut interest rates. This optimistic outlook drove a broad-based rally in U.S. stocks, with technology stocks performing particularly well, pushing the S&P 500 index to achieve a four-day winning streak. Nvidia's stock price rose nearly 2%, while Oracle hit a new high in after-hours trading. Meanwhile, Adobe fell over 10% in after-hours trading due to disappointing financial guidance, while Nio and Xpeng both fell by more than 5%.
In terms of macroeconomic data, the U.S. August PPI increased by 1.7% year-on-year, hitting a new low since February this year, although slightly exceeding expectations on a month-on-month basis. The number of initial jobless claims last week reached 0.23 million people, higher than market expectations, marking the first increase in three weeks.
In the bond market, the auction results of the 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds showed relatively weak demand, especially compared to short-term U.S. bonds. The yield curve between the two-year and ten-year U.S. Treasury bonds also ended its days of continuous inversion.
In the European market, as expected, the European Central Bank once again reduced the benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, while also signaling that the rate will remain at a restrictive level. This decision led to a decline in the European bond market, particularly with the yield on two-year German bonds rising by more than 7 basis points, while the euro rebounded from a four-week low point.
In the commodity market, hurricanes disrupted oil production and refining activities in the Gulf of Mexico, driving up U.S. crude oil prices by 3.7% at one point. Gold prices rose nearly 2%, reaching a record high. Other precious metals such as palladium...

Northrop Grumman's high Return on Equity, outperforming the industry average, demonstrates efficient utilization of shareholder capital. Despite projected rise in payout ratio and potential ROE drop, the reinvestment strategy yields significant earnings growth, with long-term performance viewed positively.