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Sony Eyes Portable Gaming Market With New Handheld Console In Development
Apple's $100M Investment Offer to Get iPhone 16 Ban Lifted, Seen as Unfair by Indonesian Government - Report
Apple Perks up as Survey Shows iPhone Upgrade Intentions Improving
Trump's Commerce Secretary Pick Howard Lutnick's Fund Owns $1.19B In Nvidia, $804M In Tesla: Here Is A Look At His Portfolio
Satya Nadella Promises 'Culture Change' After Security Lapses Return To Haunt Microsoft 20 Years After Bill Gates Launched A Similar Initiative
Is the Third Wave of AI Coming? Goldman Sachs Names Stocks Set to Benefit
US Stocks Likely To Open On A Positive Note As Trump's Treasury Secretary Pick Uplifts Investor Sentiment: Expert Says 'Bull Market Is Alive And Well'
How High Can the S&P 500 Go? The Math Behind Wall Street's Sky-High Price Targets
Raging AI Debate Delivers Fuel For Direxion's Nvidia-Focused Funds NVDU And NVDD
How Tim Cook's Strategy To Win Over Trump Gave Apple A Competitive Edge, And Why Sundar Pichai, Mark Zuckerberg And Others Might Be Following His Playbook
Apple's Request to Put Antitrust Report on Hold Declined by Indian Regulator - Report
Elon Musk's Tesla Hunts Top Talent To Develop Software For Robotaxi, Optimus Robot Teleoperation
Is the high valuation holding steady for U.S. stocks in Q3 earnings?
S&P's third-quarter EPS year-on-year growth rate of 5% exceeded expectations, with communications services and medical care industries leading the way, while csi commodity equity index performed poorly. In addition, S&P's third-quarter profit year-on-year growth rate reached 74%, although exceeding expectations, it is below the average level of the past 5 years, hitting a two-year low.
Trump's tariffs are worrying! NRF: Could shrink usa consumers' spending power by $78 billion annually
① The National Retail Federation reports that the tariffs proposed by Trump could cost usa consumers between 46 billion and 78 billion dollars each year. ② Tariffs will lead to price increases on outfits, toys, furniture, and other products, which will ultimately be passed on to consumers by retailers; ③ Wall Street investment banks have pointed out that the imposition of high tariffs could severely impact economic growth, and retailers may collectively raise prices.
Bank of America: "Potential BUGs" may drag down US stocks next year, bullish on Chinese stocks!
①Bank of America's strategist stated that if the ratio of the Nasdaq 100 index/S&P 500 index falls below the high of 2000, it will prompt investors to exit the 'American exceptionalism' trades; ②Reports predict that the American financial conditions may tighten, traders will increase their allocation to the Asian and European international markets in the first quarter, and expect Chinese stocks to perform well in 2025.
Stock Markets Test Resistance Levels
New tactics against inflation! The consumer industry in the usa collectively prolongs "Black Friday".
In the face of stubborn inflation and rising prices, usa consumers are no longer impulsively "buying more", they are paying more attention to discounts and high cost performance. To cope with inflation and stimulate consumption, retail giants such as walmart and amazon have extended the "Black Friday" shopping festival from one day to several weeks. Analysis suggests that Trump's rise to power may further exacerbate the inflation situation.
Tesla, Rivian Signal End To 4-Year Legal Battle Over Alleged Trade Secrets Theft
Gary Black Defends Tesla Trim At $351: 'No One Ever Went Broke By Taking Profits' Amid Stock's 150% Surge Since April