Happy weekend investors! 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 The week was slow in terms of news and trade volume, but that did not stop investors from pushing$Apple (AAPL.US)$to new records, a rally that fizzled out by the end of the week. After multiple down sessions, it looks like...
晴瓦林
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I think 2025 isn't a bullish year to invest in; the recession from the S&P 500 P/E bubble is just around the corner. Just wait for the earnings report to pop them off. And Buffett is holding more percentage of cash than ever, that signals to me how overvalued the blue-chips it is. But... I'll try to find a great deal in 2025 regardless of how it goes; I'm largely prepared to protect my wealth in a gold ETF and money market funds; I don't intend to invest in bonds because just one recession could undo 3 years of my profit in risky investments. And, I'm excited for the fashion, art, funeral, and M&E engineering service industry. Because I can find great deals in these industries where most people consider that they're either commodities or utility businesses. Or, businesses that are not as exciting as AI. But, I managed to find the much more stable one among the sea. I'll unload my money into AI or Altcoins only if the next recession passes.
The market decisively fell Friday, with the indexes pulling back. On Thursday,$Apple (AAPL.US)$hit an all-time high of $260, just below the $4 T market cap. Friday, the market pulled back, with other big tech names joining Apple in pilling down indices. It is looking bleak for a "Santa Clause Rally" that sees the last seven sessions or so of the trading year end in an overall gain. After the 4 pm close, the$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$fell 0.77...
Sundar Subbarama
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We still have a week to go for the Santa rally. Expecting a race to the top next Tuesday through Friday. Well Wednesday will be fireworks all around the World.
Ethan Tax Man
Sundar Subbarama
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Call options: Contribute indirectly by discouraging buying or triggering hedging. Put options: Directly amplify sell-offs via hedging and bearish sentiment. Market dynamics between options and stocks often create feedback loops that intensify price movements
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