Happy Friday, mooers! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz where we talk about the top ten buzzing stocks on moomoo this week! Comment below to answer the Weekly Topic question for a chance to win an award! Make Your Choice Weekly Buzz This week was a busy one, beginning with another round of Chinese stimulus measures, a major U.S. hurricane that decimated much of the inland south. A port strike from the Longshormen's Union started Monday night for wag...
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Next week’s earnings are likely to drive continued volatility throughout October, in line with historical trends and current market conditions. There seems to be growing optimism that this season could outperform the mixed results of the previous quarter, with several key companies expected to deliver strong performances. I’m feeling quite positive and eager to see how it all unfolds
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Thanks for the reward points Warren Buffett said “Market Fluctuations are your friend, not your enemy… profit from the folly rather than participate in it”. Stock market volatility may not be a bad thing, you just need to manage the risk so that it will not be permanent capital loss. I think the volatile October trend will continue because more uncertainty ahead is expected. Some possible examples are the US presidential election, escalation of conflict (Hamas- Israel war and Ukraine -Russian conflict) and US Fed's comment on inflation and US recession. I have a long position portfolio hence not utterly worried about any downtrend - just noise to me. In fact, I am looking forward to some company Q3 earnings announcement and Tesla Robotaxi unveils on 10/10. Volatility will also benefit my options trading provided I can manage my risk and avoid greed (e.g. FOMO buy). This is the dawn of a bull market and I expect the FOMC will announce more rate cuts in Q4.
This week was a busy one, but by Friday the market returned to its September ending mean, after a port strike paused, Chinese stocks simmered from stimulus shock, and Israel had yet to retaliate for Iranian missile strikes. After the close, the$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$climbed 90 bps, the$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$climbed 81 bps, and the$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$climbed 1.22 bps. MACRO In macr...
S&P: 5,699.94 (-0.17%) DJIA: 42,011.59 (-0.44%) Nasdaq-100: 19,793.34 (-0.05%) Eurostoxx: 4,921.33 (-0.85%) U.S. crude futures: 73.71 (+5.15%) U.S. equities closed lower ahead of Friday’s nonfarm payroll report. Crude oil futures continued to rise, jumping more than 5% on Thursday amid growing geopolitical tensions. The Dow Jones fell over 180 points, closing 0.4% lower. The S&P 500 fell 0.2% as consumer stock...
The market closed lower Thursday after conflict in the Middle East kept volatility on everyone's minds, while semiconductor stocks climbed after news that OpenAI pulled in a massive new funding round. Just past 4 pm ET the$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$fell 17 bps, the$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$fell 44 bps, and the$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$fell 4 bps. MACRO Thursday macro saw the release of Init...
HuatLady : Thanks for the rewards
102362254 : Next week’s earnings are likely to drive continued volatility throughout October, in line with historical trends and current market conditions. There seems to be growing optimism that this season could outperform the mixed results of the previous quarter, with several key companies expected to deliver strong performances. I’m feeling quite positive and eager to see how it all unfolds
HuatEver :
ZnWC : Thanks for the reward points
Warren Buffett said “Market Fluctuations are your friend, not your enemy… profit from the folly rather than participate in it”. Stock market volatility may not be a bad thing, you just need to manage the risk so that it will not be permanent capital loss.
I think the volatile October trend will continue because more uncertainty ahead is expected. Some possible examples are the US presidential election, escalation of conflict (Hamas- Israel war and Ukraine -Russian conflict) and US Fed's comment on inflation and US recession.
I have a long position portfolio hence not utterly worried about any downtrend - just noise to me. In fact, I am looking forward to some company Q3 earnings announcement and Tesla Robotaxi unveils on 10/10. Volatility will also benefit my options trading provided I can manage my risk and avoid greed (e.g. FOMO buy). This is the dawn of a bull market and I expect the FOMC will announce more rate cuts in Q4.