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【Daily Investment Information】Last night, the U.S. stock market fluctuated slightly, and the three major indexes rose and fell. Today, the global fundamentals are slightly flat, and investors are waiting for the interest rate decisions of central banks on Wednesday.
Yesterday, the Nikkei index rebounded after 8 consecutive declines. We also talked about the logic last Friday. Technically, the Nikkei index did fall to a suitable level, but the interest rate decision at the end of July is still p...

[Morning must-read] There are a lot of news this weekend, and there are many major macro events this week. Let's take a look at what may affect the market.
Last Friday, the three major U.S. stock indexes all rose by more than 1%. Trump announced at the Bitcoin 2024 Conference that if he could return to the White House, he would list Bitcoin as a U.S. strategic reserve asset. During his speech, the price of Bitcoin staged a V-shaped reversal and once stood above the $69,000 mark.
The U.S. PCE p...

Last night, European and American stock markets plummeted. U.S. stocks opened low and fell. The Nasdaq fell 3.64%, the S&P fell more than 2%, and the Dow fell 1.25%. There are two main reasons.
The first reason is that it is the earnings season for U.S. stocks, and the performance of large technology stocks has not met expectations. For example, Tesla released its second-quarter earnings report after the market yesterday; the company's second-quarter revenue was higher than expected, but its pr...

Last night, U.S. stocks rose after Biden withdrew from the election, with the Nasdaq and S&P up more than 1% and the Dow up 0.32%. In the history of the United States after the war, there have been two incumbent presidents who gave up re-election, Truman in 1952 and Johnson in 1968. Both Democrats announced their withdrawal earlier, leaving more time for the party to adjust. However, in those two elections, the "successors" eventually lost to Republican opponents.
Last night, the U.S. chip, sem...