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Jim Cramer Says These Stocks Could Soar Or Sink If Trump Wins 2024 Election
Jim Cramer has identified a list of stocks that could experience significant gains or losses if Donald Trump secures the 2024 presidential election.
HSBC: Maintains 'Shareholding' rating for trad chi med, target price lowered to HKD 4.9.
According to a research report released by Daiwa, following the centralized procurement price reduction in the first half of the year, considering the recent monthly trend, the profit forecast for Trad Chi Med (00570) from 2024 to 2030 has been revised down by 10%-14%. The reason is that the sales revenue and gross profit margin forecast for formula particles have been revised down, and the target price has been lowered from HKD 5.4 to HKD 4.9 with a rating of "shareholding".
Morgan Stanley Earnings: Wall Street Expects Rise in Profit, Wealth Management
So far this earnings season, big U.S. banks have reflected what they have long hoped for: The capital markets have become lucrative again for investment bankers after a stagnant period for initial public offerings and other deals.
Overnight News: The Republican Party officially nominated Trump as its presidential candidate. New York Fed manufacturing index has fallen for eight consecutive months.
For more global financial news, please visit 24 hours real-time financial news market closing: US stocks rose, the Dow hit a historic high, Trump's election prospects heated up. Top 20 US stocks turnover on July 15th: bullish on Trump's election prospects, Trump media rose by more than 30%. US WTI crude oil fell 0.4% on Monday, falling for the second consecutive trading day. Hot China concept stocks fell collectively on Monday, PDD Holdings fell 3.1%, and Baidu fell 6%. Major European stock indices fell collectively, with the German DAX30 index falling 0.86%. Macro, the Republican Party in the United States officially nominated Trump as the party's presidential candidate, and Trump announced James David Vance as his deputy.
Bank Earnings, Retail Sales, Prime Day Begins: What to Watch
Morgan Stanley said the hedge fund's bet on the software company hit a historic low.
Morgan Stanley said in a report that global hedge fund's exposure to American software stocks hit a "multi-year low" last week after a widespread sell-off in the technology industry. "Software is the most sold stock, continuing the net selling trend in the sector since the end of April, and has reduced its exposure to a multi-year low," the bank said. The rise in the stock market driven by a few tech stocks has raised concerns for some investors who worry that the gains in these stocks could evaporate if market sentiment changes. Morgan Stanley tracked hedge fund flows through its main brokerage department's clients and said that last week the United States