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Nvidia Bulls, Bears Play Tug of War in Options Market as Trade Curbs Muddy Outlook
Hold Positions exceeding 41 billion USD, MicroStrategy Chairman Saylor advocates: US debt is "toxic," quickly buy Bitcoin.
Michael Saylor, co-founder and Director of the USA's MicroStrategy, stated that companies should buy Bitcoin because Bonds are "toxic." During the ICR conference held in Orlando on Monday, Saylor compared the ROI of Bitcoin and Bonds since 2020 in a presentation and noted that since the company adopted the Bitcoin purchasing strategy, crypto Assets have risen while Bonds have fallen. "This applies to any company," Saylor said in his keynote speech at the conference, "every company has to make a choice: stick to the past," and buy USA Treasury Bonds.
Hyundai and Delta Air Lines each donated 1 million dollars to Trump's inauguration Fund.
Hyundai's US subsidiary and Delta Air Lines announced on Monday that they are among the companies donating 1 million dollars to the inauguration fund of elected president Trump. Other large companies donating for the inauguration on January 20 include Boeing, General Motors, Ford, Microsoft, and Meta.
Microsoft Forms New Internal Dev-focused AI Org
RespondHealth Collaborates With Microsoft to Advance AI-Powered Real-World Health Intelligence
External headlines: NVIDIA's latest AI Chip rack has encountered a malfunction. Goldman Sachs has established a Capital Solutions Group. Wall Street anticipates further appreciation of the dollar this year.
The headlines that global financial media focused on last night and this morning include: A New York Fed survey shows that Consumer expectations for inflation over the next three years have risen to 3%. The monthly survey from the New York Fed indicates that USA consumers expect inflation to be higher than previously anticipated in the coming years, marking the latest sign of increasing price concerns after the November elections in the USA. The results of the consumer expectations survey released on Monday show that Consumers' expectations for inflation over the next three years have risen to 3% in December, up from the 2.6% expected in November. Expectations for inflation over the next year remain at 3%, while expectations for inflation over the next five years have decreased from 2.9% to 2.7%.