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$Apple (AAPL.US)$240 is the lower support it bounced right off of that I think that's more of a technical buy that institution see and they're trying to protect if it goes through 240... the next level where I think you'll see accumulation is right around 234.. that's where a solid support trend line is in place
Today$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$market movement reflected a tug-of-war between bulls and bears, with tech stocks showing resilience while broader market sentiment remained cautious. Top Performers of the Day • NVIDIA ($NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$): 🌟 +1.66% – Continued upward momentum fueled by optimism around AI and CES buzz. • Tesla ($Tesla (TSLA.US)$): 🚗 +1.43% – Rebounded as investors speculated on positive updates in EV and autonomous tech. • Microsoft ($Microsoft (MSFT.US)$): 💻 +0.92%...
Many think that CES event will boost the tech stocks especially with the keynotes from Jensen. But Wall Street didn’t buy that, big funds just dumped and the tech stocks are heavily sold. The first half of last night was mostly green with positive gain. Once the dumping started my portfolio suffered big losses last night. That’s stock market, nothing that you fan control for sure. The only rhing is to hang on to great companies with quality management and fundamentals. They ...
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Wall Street capitalizes on the mentality of retail investors. They release good news about CES to make everyone bullish. Do Block Orders really allow retail investors to make money?
$Apple (AAPL.US)$President-elect Donald Trump is considering declaring a national economic emergency to justify universal tariffs on allies and adversaries as part of his trade strategy for a second term, according to CNN.
On Tuesday, Eastern Time, the three major U.S. stock indexes closed down collectively. Market dynamics As of the close, the Dow fell 178.20 points, a drop of 0.42%, to 42,528.36 points; the Nasdaq fell 375.30 points, a drop of 1.89%, to 19,489.68 points; the S&P 500 fell 66.35 points, a drop of 1.11%, to 5,909.03 points. Open the app to view more wonderful pictures Performance of popu...
Last night, the US stock market experienced a “bloodbath,” with the three major indexes closing lower. The Nasdaq fell 1.89%, the S&P 500 dropped 1.11%, and the Dow Jones slid 0.42%. Investor sentiment turned notably cautious, with tech giants collectively dragging the market down as the main "deadweight." However, biotech stocks surged against the trend, becoming one of the f...
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