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    After a strong rally on Monday that sent the $标普500指数 (.SPX.US)$ to new all-time highs, stocks took a breather on Tuesday. Let's look at a few top stock trades for Wednesday.
    Top stock trades for today No. 1: Tesla
    $特斯拉 (TSLA.US)$ is at an interesting juncture right now.
    Coming into today, shares were up 26% in a four-day stretch, so a rest was more than warranted.
    As it stands though, Tesla stock is running into the 61.8% retrac...
    4 top stock trades for Wednesday: TSLA, AMZN, APPS, BA
    4 top stock trades for Wednesday: TSLA, AMZN, APPS, BA
    4 top stock trades for Wednesday: TSLA, AMZN, APPS, BA
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    $苹果 (AAPL.US)$ Been enjoying scalping Apple for small profit as the ticker was strong long. Entered on the dip, not my favourite set-up but the stock was still higher than prior day High, hence decided to take the plunge. Took my profit with "Limit when Touched" sell at 181.80 as the upside move was a bit draggy.
    Learning Point: Took some risk to enter into imperfect set-up. Maintain discipline to exit quickly with Limit Sell set-up with small profit. Could be worse after market sell-off.
    Quick upside scalp before the Apple sell-off
    $苹果 (AAPL.US)$ $微软 (MSFT.US)$
    谨慎对待这种情绪。似乎每个人都突然认为AAPL是不可战胜的。我持有 AAPL 并计划永远不要出售,而且绝对不会尝试计时(除非它变得非常便宜)。但是,即使是AAPL也经历了贪婪和恐惧的时期。不久前(2019年初),AAPL遭遇了大规模抛售(我当时是因为这是一笔非常划算的交易),直到2018年9月的上一次ATH之后才恢复到ATH,该股直到2018年9月的上一次ATH之后才恢复到ATH。
    那是在不久前,尽管公司从那时起增长了很多,而且基本面也大不相同,但我不会那么自信这是一项完全安全的投资(再说一遍,我是长期持有者,不打算出售)。Ffs,我本周三次看到AAPL被称为现金类投资!不是,也永远不会。这是一家该死的好公司,但令人难以置信的是,人们似乎在一夜之间对这只股票变得过于乐观(好吧,实际上是在上个月)。见鬼,即使回到十月或夏季,你也不会看到有人将其称为储蓄账户或类似现金的持股。这一切都只是一个回声室,目前的市场状况(MSFT和AAPL最近的表现跑赢大盘)让所有人都认为它只会上涨。当然,很长一段时间,这很有可能,我对此非常有信心。但是即使在今年,它在几个月内也经历了将近-20%的时期。就在两个月前,修正幅度为-10%。还会有更多,所以不要把它当作现金对待。我认为你不会在两个月前发表这样的评论。
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    Stocks seen wavering amid investors' risk-off mood
    Stocks look set to start the week under pressure with investors looking to U.S. inflation data amid the Federal Reserve's hawkish tilt, and the impact of omicron as risk aversion grips financial markets.
    Asian futures pointed to benchmarks opening lower. Australia fluctuated at the open, while U.S. futures edged up. U.S. stocks extended a weekly slide Friday after a mixed U.S. jobs report fanned volatility.
    Shock to crypto daredevils joins list of scary omens in markets
    A hawkish turn from the Federal Reserve and the omicron variant have erased more than 10% off the market value of cryptocurrencies. The cryptocurrency lost as much as 21% since Friday's stock-market close and swung wildly throughout the weekend. The decline brought it down to around $42,290 at one point, well below its record high of near $69,000 just a few weeks ago.
    Big drops in an asset like Bitcoin have the potential to lower confidence among the larger population of bettors, a concept described as negative wealth effect.
    High-flying tech stocks are bordering on correction territory
    The stock-market drubbing is hitting the once-favored technology giants hard.
    The so-called NYSE FANG+ Index tracking the tech industry's giants brushed up against a correction on Friday -- with a drop of 9.99% from its closing peak on Nov. 4. That leaves it just shy of the 10% tumble that would mark a full-fledged correction in the eyes of traders.
    Hedge funds suffer big losses on biotech rout
    Biotech stocks have fallen to earth with a thud in 2021 after soaring last year amid excitement over the development of Covid-19 vaccines, dealing big losses to some hedge funds. The sector is being buffeted by concerns Congress will move to put a lid on drug pricing and a surfeit of early-stage biotech shares as the IPO market booms.
    The SPDR S&P Biotech ETF, an equal-weighted index of biotech stocks, has fallen about 22% so far this year through Friday, and is down 37% from its Feb. 8 peak. The ETF has tumbled nearly 9% since Thanksgiving. Biotech is the worst-performing of all 11 S&P 500 sectors this year, a time when the broader index has notched a total gain of nearly 21%.
    Charlie Munger says he wishes cryptocurrencies had 'never been invented'
    Billionaire investor Charlie Munger still isn't a fan of cryptocurrency.
    "I wish they'd never been invented," Munger said at the Sohn conference in Sydney on Friday, according to The Australian Financial Review. "Of course," he said. "I don't welcome a currency that's so useful to kidnappers and extortionists and so forth, nor do I like just shuffling out of your extra billions of billions of dollars to somebody who just invented a new financial product out of thin air."
    Buy now pay later boom shows no signs of slowing this holiday season
    7% of shoppers said they will be using buy now, pay later as a payment method for holiday purchases this year, according to a CNBC/Momentive Small Business Survey. The credit card alternative has exploded in popularity as online shopping has boomed during the pandemic and more retailers and payment providers have adopted it.
    The use of BNPL globally during Cyber Week — from Nov. 23 to Monday — jumped 29% year over year, according to Salesforce data.
    Elon Musk being allowed to "make the rules" in space, ESA chief warns
    Josef Aschbacher, the new director-general of ESA, said that Europe's readiness to help the rapid expansion of Musk's Starlink satellite internet service risked hindering the region's own companies from realising the potential of commercial space.
    He said Musk's Starlink was already so big that it was difficult for regulators or rivals to catch up. "You have one person owning half of the active satellites in the world. That's quite amazing. De facto, he is making the rules, the rest of the world including Europe.
    Apple's iPhone successor comes into focus
    $苹果 (AAPL.US)$ is raising the stakes with what analysts say are plans for a headset or smart glasses that will offer access to a layer of information, objects and data spread across our view of the real world like so much digital pixie dust—a so-called augmented reality, or AR. While the company hasn't disclosed its plans, analysts and other industry insiders expect Apple's first AR device could be announced by the end of 2022.
    Source: Bloomberg, WSJ, CNBC, Financial Times
    Wall Street Today | Musk being allowed to "make the rules" in space, ESA warns
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