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$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT.US)$ oversold. long term yield spike despite rate cut?
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$SSE Composite Index (000001.SH)$ Cheating again, right?
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$Rocket Lab (RKLB.US)$ Did the launch fail today?
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$HSI Futures(JAN5) (HSImain.HK)$ Come back after lunch.
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$Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ Is this considered a big release of water? Even a little chicken peeing is stronger than this.
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$Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ The USA government is trying every possible way to push the stock market to new highs, while Hong Kong china 🇨🇳 is incapable of boosting the stock market and only knows how to reap profits from investors... This is the difference between the two countries. It's no wonder that many middle-class party officials in china best send their family members to the USA, where many wealthy Chinese, celebrities, and high-tech talents like chip experts are Chinese and have moved their wealth to the USA... There are also many Chinese Americans joining political parties in the USA to criticize china... What is really happening in china?
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$MicroStrategy (MSTR.US)$ this would be trading at 600+ already if saylor gave this some room to breathe, and now these days people applaud this when it goes up $10
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$United Parcel Service (UPS.US)$ Buying you, I regret it so much that my intestines have turned green.
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$MicroStrategy (MSTR.US)$ When will it announce its entry into qqq?
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kwang007 103895708 : Because first of all, the Federal Reserve just didn't do the same thing as Japan. If there were times of crisis, it could do this. If you look at the large size of US debt, it's actually not that big in proportion. The Fed can do it by minutes if it really wants to lower interest rates on long-term bonds. It's just that the Federal Reserve doesn't think this is necessary; it doesn't matter if the 10-year interest rate falls below 5. Also, you need to know that inflation and recession are just a matter of thought. What you haven't figured out is that if banks actually have thunderstorms and commercial real estate thunderstorms, in my opinion, the concern about the recession is actually greater than the concern about inflation. All of people's emotions now are on inflation. If the unemployment rate rises, commercial real estate thunderstorms, banks go out of business, and the story line of recession is raging, you need to understand that TLT can go up to the sky. The downward space TLT is 80. The upward space is huge, so why not allocate it?
kwang007 103895708 : When the national bond interest rate corresponds to 5, the mortgage interest rate is 8, the interest rate for Commercial Property is estimated to be in the teens, in this situation, the Silicon Valley Banks will likely continue to collapse. The Federal Reserve will definitely intervene when it is above 5, as mentioned by Powell himself at the November interest rate meeting. If it drops below 80, I will withdraw all cash and use half to buy TMF, generally investing in quality companies, because a national bond rate above 5 will automatically trigger a stock market sell-off.