Follow Our Official Telegram Channel tynkrlab In a day of cautious optimism, U.S. stocks closed higher on Friday, with the$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$inching up by 0.13%. The market’s positive momentum was driven by gains in key sectors, reflecting resilience amid mixed economic signals. Key Movements and Sector Performance The Dow’s modest rise was bolstered by strong performances from$AMEX (200303)$,$Apple (AAPL.US)$, and...
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Happy Friday, mooers! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the top ten buzzing stocks on moomoo based on search and message volumes! Comment below to answer the Weekly Topic question for a chance to win an award! Make Your Choice Weekly Buzz This week began with the largest one-day pullback in the S&P 500 in two years on Monday. Thursday, the S&P 500 showed its highest ...
HuatEver
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Yes, I'm eagerly anticipating the upcoming week of trading and curious to observe how retail companies' earnings will impact the stock market. Monitoring revenue growth and consumer sentiment indicators will be important, as these factors could be key in pulling the market out of this slump. Regardless, I'll stick to my investment strategy of focusing on solid, long-term stocks.
102362254
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I'm ready and excited for the trading week ahead. Whether the market dips or rises, I see opportunities. Volatility keeps things interesting. As for retail earnings, I'm looking for strong consumer spending signals to lift us out of this slump. For investing, it's often best to follow the trend rather than chase it.
HuatLady
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Thank you for the rewards. I have a small position with $Walmart (WMT.US)$, so I'm definitely looking forward to the retail earnings next week. I'm hoping for strong results that can potentially boost the market sentiment, especially in the retail sector. High sales numbers positive guidance, and any strategic updates from $Walmart (WMT.US)$ could certainly make a difference in turning around the market's sentiment.
ZnWC
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Thanks for the reward points There are always opportunities for trading depending on what strategy you are using. The market may be slumped but with enough emergency funds, I can hold my long position stocks until the next rally. I expect the rally may come when the Fed officially announces the rate cut in September (can be anytime soon). But we should also prepare for more huge volatility for some stocks especially tech sectors. Options buying will be under my 10% high risk portfolio which is mainly for protecting my upper and lower share price. I DON'T do short, leverage or any high risk asset trading including selling naked puts/calls. I think most importantly is to be disciplined (stick to an investment plan) and DYODD (balanced view of the stock market).
mr_cashcow
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Thanks for the much needed reward points! Yes I'm looking forward to retail earnings but if I'm honest I'm more invested in Nvidia's earnings report which will be out closer to the end of the month, hopefully it will save the market
The S&P 500 tried to hold on to Thursday gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq joined the S&P 500 gaining ground but remained just below their Monday drops. Just past 4 pm ET the$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$climbed 0.47%, the$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$climbed 0.13%, and the$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$climbed 0.51%. MACRO Friday brought no major macroeconomic news, and investors look forward to next week whe...
Good morning, traders. Happy Friday, it's nearly afternoon and a tropical storm is coming to Jersey city. The market is turbulent and trying to not fall after the S&P 500 hit its best day for the year on Thursday. Monday was the worst trading day for the S&P 500 in two years. My name is Kevin Travers, here are moovin' stonks. Eli Lilly$Eli Lilly and Co (LLY.US)$climbed a further 7% Friday after a Thursday Q2 earnings beat, boo...
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rennymc
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No one can answer that question , takes multiple great earnings reports to be even considered a worthy stock , next Nvidia … who knows … one Microsoft deal is a short term trigger ; long term - if you hold your shares ‘forever’- you must have incredible trust in the management . So do your own due diligence and doesn’t rely on random people online for your investment decision
10baggerbamm
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Cramer is nothing more than a bobblehead on TV he refuses to admit he was wrong number one he refuses to provide any type of hedging. if you look at his darling Nvidia what is his response and you can verify this he says at nauseam own it don't trade It. that's a direct quote own it don't trade It. so what does it mean it means you bought it early January you wrote it all the way up and you wrote it all the way down and you lost virtually all of your gains. and now we're dealing with this uncertainty of Blackwell being delayed Nvidia has not made a comment on it but super micro certainly did they said supply chain issues with gpus and since their gpus come from Nvidia it's pretty transparent what they're saying.
10baggerbamm
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pt 2 so Kramer provides no solution his answer is well Nvidia is in a wasteland right now and we're just going to have to wait till earnings. well this is as useless as tits on a bull you're a deer in the headlights if you're following his advice I don't know what to do so I'm just going to have to wait what does this mean when they announce a delay the stock is going to gap down 20 30 40% because they're going to revise earnings lower and that's a severe no no in the stock market let alone a market darling I love company they get crucified on bad news and earnings downgrades and revisions lower. if Blackwell is delayed because it's running hot and there's a design flaw and it's a 3-month delay which is what the rumors are circulating around it's going to cross two quarters meaning they're going to miss Q4 and q1 on a calendar year basis. so Kramer provides no advice what to do well we're just going to ride it out so you're going to risk your principal for going negative on the year you're going to lose all your profits? maybe there's no delay in it snaps back maybe it's all bullshit by some short hedge fund and the stock reverses and it's back to $130 by the end of the year.
10baggerbamm
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pt 3 he's useless because he does not provide any advice on how to protect yourself. so if you're long the stock you need to hedge you need to buy puts and I proposed you by puts not on the common but on nvdu which is the 2x leveraged ETF so you will get at a lower price double the downside protection so if Nvidia does delay does guide lower, while the common stock gets hit your puts on nvdu are going to appreciate twice as much and that net you're coming out ahead. if there is no delay your puts go to zero your common goes up you increase your cost basis slightly. so this is where I differ from Kramer because I will tell people how to protect their principal and not just be the deer in the headlight well we're just going to have to wait while it's in wasteland we're going to have to hear what Jensen says because by the time he says something the Gates of hell could already be open.
US Bonds The inversion of US bond interest rates continues. The 2-year-10-year inversion narrowed to 9bps last week, and is now at 16bps. North American neighbor Canada cut rates twice in a row last week, and the magnitude of the cuts was as expected, with no major changes. Currently, it is at 4.5%, which is already a 50bps cut, and judging from the trend of its bond yields, the inversion has formed an inverted rightward sloping straight line, and the inverted yield ...
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