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Moomoo News Canada

12 hours ago

Columns The Week Ahead (Nvidia and Canada's Top Bank Earnings; Canadian Q2 GDP and US PCE Inflation)

Last week, the $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ and $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ moved back toward record highs, as investors appeared to celebrate Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s announcement that interest rate cuts would soon be coming. The gains were also broad-based, with small-caps outperforming large-caps and an equal-weighted version of the S&P 500 Index outpacing its more familiar, capita...

Nvidia Q2 earnings preview: Will it reverse the tide in the ailing AI trade?

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Aug 15 16:53

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Moomoo News Global

Aug 14 07:32

Columns Nvidia Soars Over 17% in Four Days, Which Other Chip Stocks Should Investors Watch?

With the U.S. Producer Prices increased less than expected in July, hopes for a Fed rate cut in September have once again sparked upbeat sentiment in the U.S. stock market. Overnight, the three major indices surged, with the $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ climbing over 2%.
The chipmaker $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ surged 6.53% on Tuesday. It has soared 17% in the past four sessions, adding nearly $424 billion in market ...

Nvidia rebounds, gaining banks bullish: Is now a good time to buy?

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Aug 9 15:52

Weekly Buzz: This week was a wild one, with huge drops and huge climbs

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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 ...

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HuatEver : 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.

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102362254 : 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.

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HuatLady : 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.

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ZnWC : 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).

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mr_cashcow : 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

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