The Earnings Season is very important in the U.S. Stock market. I wonder a wise trader would buy what and sell what.

As you can see from this chart, in the second quarter of 2023, TSM has seen a major growth. TSM, namely Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturer, is the world's top chip producers. Those high-end technologies, including AI, and even military weapons of US rely on chips produced by TSM.
Many analysts have expected a decline in the third quarter, and still many are optimistic about its potential development. Under the context of US-China chip war, are you o...

Vertical spreads are a popular options trading strategy because they offer limited risk and limited potential profit. When using a vertical spread, we buy one option at a certain strike price and simultaneously sell another option at a different strike price, but with the same expiration date. The difference between the strike prices is known as the "spread."
There are two types of vertical spreads: bull call spreads and bear put spreads. A bull c...

Blackstone has limited withdrawals from its $125bn real estate investment fund following a surge in redemption requests, as investors clamour to get their hands on cash and concerns grow about the long-term health of the commercial property market.
The private equity group approved only 43 per cent of redemption requests in its Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust fund in November, according to a notice it sent to inve...

Housing market crash is happening right now?

Historically speaking, the housing market has always bounced back. It’s really just a question of what an investor’s time horizon is with respect to when a recovery is likely.
Those hoping for a housing market recovery before the end of 2022 may be disappointed. From a seasonality perspective, November and December tend to be low-volume months for housing sales. Accordingly, with house prices on the decline relative to their average high of $413,800 in June (a...

Mortgage debt increased by $282 billion in the third quarter, and by $1 trillion from a year earlier, to $11.7 trillion.

In September 2022, the average U.S. employee will spend 46.38% of their monthly income on rent
Im sure that leaves tons of money for record car payments and loan interest