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What to Expect in the Week Ahead (Earnings from AVGO, COST; Trump Tariffs; February Jobs)
Protests against Musk's interference in politics! Demonstrations to boycott Tesla have erupted in multiple locations across the USA.
On local time last Saturday, protesters gathered outside Tesla stores in multiple locations across the USA, protesting against Auto Manufacturers CEO Elon Musk's actions to push for cuts in federal spending at the request of President Trump; Critics of Musk hope to prevent people from buying Tesla cars, stigmatizing the purchase of Teslas, thereby impacting Tesla's sales.
Wall Street's outlook on the future of US stocks: defense will become mainstream, past winners have been abandoned.
① In February, the US stock market experienced significant volatility, with investors selling stocks due to signs of economic weakness, impacting technology stocks particularly hard; ② An Interactive Brokers strategist stated that investors are concerned that the pace of economic slowdown will exceed the Federal Reserve's response speed, leading many to reduce their stock holdings or shift to Cash / Money Market; ③ Another Analyst believes that the softness of the US economy combined with the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain interest rates suggests a focus on Consumer staples or the utility sector.
Google And China's Honor Deepen AI Partnership As Huawei Spin-Off Takes On Apple And Samsung With $10 Billion Investment
Tesla FSD 'Like a 12-Year-Old Driving' Compared To Waymo, Says Ross Gerber, Warning Uber 'Has Got To Be Hurting'
Global funds are focused on China and the United States! With the national two sessions, Trump's speech, and the non-farm payroll attracting everyone's attention, how will the global stock markets play out?
In the first trading week of March, a series of significant events and important economic data emerged, drawing the attention of global investors to China and the USA, the two superpowers.
