Asia stocks set for steady open; Yields, dollar up
Asian stocks looked set for a steady start Wednesday as traders weigh a climb in Wall Street shares, Treasury yields and the dollar amid robust U.S. economic data and more calls for tighter monetary policy.
Futures for Japan rose, while Hong Kong's dipped. Australia slipped at the open. U.S. futures fluctuated after equities extended their rally overnight, buoyed by robust retail sales and factory output and generally solid reports from Walmart and Home Depot. But concerns linger that high inflation could eventually bite, and Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard called for more hawkish monetary policy.
JPMorgan says tech investment to power 2022 market
Stock investors looking to 2022 should keep technology in mind not just as a growth play, but as the engine for better profit margins across the whole market, says David Lebovitz of JPMorgan Asset Management.
Investors next year are likely to see "investment spending kick in as a key driver of economic growth," the firm's global market strategist said in an interview Tuesday on Bloomberg TV's Surveillance. "A lot of that has to do with technology."
Day traders pile into EV stocks even as Tesla sells off
Retail investors bought $378 million in shares of electric-vehicle carmakers over the past week, including high-flying $Rivian Automotive (RIVN.US)$ and $Lucid Group (LCID.US)$, and also $福特汽车 (F.US)$, according to data compiled by Vanda Research.
Rivian in particular has been a focus since its initial public offering, as the stock has doubled its $78 IPO price and the company now sports a market value of around $150 billion, which is more than Volkswagen AG.
Retail sales rose by 1.7% in October despite high inflation
American consumers withstood rising inflation to power a strong start to the holiday shopping season, with big retailers reporting higher sales and expectations for a solid finish to the year.
Sales at U.S. retail stores, online sellers, and restaurants rose by a seasonally adjusted 1.7% in October compared with the previous month, the Commerce Department said. Consumers continued their stepped-up spending despite continued Covid-19 fears and inflation concerns.
Walmart falls behind soaring Home Depot in market value
$沃尔玛 (WMT.US)$ has fallen behind $家得宝 (HD.US)$ in market value despite having much higher revenue. Home Depot climbed 4.5%, while Walmart fell 2.1% on Tuesday.
The shift reflects investors' growing concerns about Walmart this year, even as $好市多 (COST.US)$, $塔吉特 (TGT.US)$ and $克罗格 (KR.US)$ have outpaced the broader U.S. stock market. After Walmart stock posted double-digit returns last year and in 2019, the shares have stagnated amid questions about its prospects for long-term growth.
Qualcomm hits record high after it tells investors it will grow without Apple
$高通 (QCOM.US)$ stock closed up 7.9% Tuesday after it issued bullish forecasts at an investor’s conference in New York. Qualcomm is best known as a supplier of wireless chips and processors for mobile phones but said on Tuesday that it had diversified its business.
Qualcomm currently supplies wireless connectivity chips for $苹果 (AAPL.US)$’s devices but Qualcomm said it predicts it will only supply 20% of the modem chips needed for the 2023 iPhone.
JPMorgan sues Tesla for $162m over Musk's 'funding secured' tweet
$摩根大通 (JPM.US)$ has sued Tesla for $162m, alleging that the automaker failed to make a required payment that was triggered after chief executive Elon Musk's 2018 announcement that he was considering taking the company private.
Netflix begins reporting viewer numbers for its biggest hits
$奈飞 (NFLX.US)$ will begin regularly reporting viewership numbers for its top programmes and films, a major shift in strategy for the streaming company that has carefully guarded its data over the past decade.
The company said it will report every week how many hours people spent watching its top 10 TV shows and movies, for both English and non-English titles, including Netflix originals and content licensed from third parties.
Source: Bloomberg, WSJ, CNBC, Financial Times

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恐惧和贪婪指数是CNN国际财经网开发的，旨在衡量影响投资者愿意为股票支付多少的两种主要情绪。
恐惧和贪婪指数是按日、周、月和年来衡量的。理论上，该指数可以用来判断股市是否估值合理。这是基于这样的逻辑，过度的恐惧倾向于推动股票价格下跌，而过度的贪婪倾向于产生相反的效果。
当他人贪婪时要恐惧，当他人恐惧时要贪婪。
----沃伦·巴菲特
恐惧与贪婪指数
是什么情绪推动了市场？
市场动量： 极度贪婪
标普500指数高出其125天均线5.53%。这比过去两年的平均水平更高，快速增长往往表明极度贪婪。
上次变动是在10月27日的贪婪评级。
垃圾债券需求： 极度贪婪
投资低质量垃圾债券的投资者，相较于更安全的投资级企业债券，接受1.91个百分点的额外收益。虽然这种利差在历史上处于较高水平，但明显低于最近的价格，并表明投资者正在追求更高的风险策略。
从贪婪评级于10月27日改变。
Stock Price Strength: 恐惧
股票达到52周高点的数量超过了跌至新低的数量，但处于其区间的较低端，表明存在恐惧。
于10月27日从极度恐慌评级中改变。
Source: CNNmoney
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