Happy Monday, January 6th, traders. CORRECTION: it is not the first full week, Former President JImmy Carter died and gave us a holiday; markets will close on January 9th in observance. It is snowing across the U.S., with flurries drifting down to hit Wall Street while the market climbed, let's look at stocks live: $Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US)$climbed 9%, the highest percentage gainer on the S&P 500 tied with$Micron Technology (MU.US)$....
Index Performance • Nasdaq Composite The Nasdaq surged 1.77% to close at 19,621.68, marking a robust recovery. However, the 19,800resistance remains a key hurdle. A successful breakout above this level could pave the way for a rally back to the psychological 20,000 mark, reviving bullish sentiment. • S&P 500 The S&P 500 gained 1.26% to close at 5,942.47, solidly bouncing off the 5,800 support. The upward momentum brings the 6,000 level into ...
Dow Jones Industrial Average: Testing Resistance at 43,000 The Dow Jones rebounded sharply from its 42,200 support level, aligning with expectations. However, the index remains capped by the resistance at 43,000. This level will be pivotal in determining the next leg of the move. A sustained break above could trigger renewed bullish momentum, while failure to do so may lead to further consolidation. ________________________________________ Nasda...
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Chak
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everybody knew about this what do you mean wish you could have known ...it's not like they just created this event out of nowhere it's an annual event
Chak
10baggerbamm
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How did everybody knew about the CES event? What websites are you following us like nvdievents.com where are all the Nvidia future catalyst and announcements and earnings dates are listed?
10baggerbamm
Chak
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that's like saying what do you mean there's an inauguration every 4 years on January 20th I never heard of that where do you get that news from.. CES has been held in January since 1978 as the Winter Consumer Electronics Show (WCES). Initially, it occurred twice a year (January and June) until 1994, when the summer show was discontinued. Since 1998, CES has been an annual January event in Las Vegas. Therefore, the January CES has occurred approximately 47 times as of 2025
Happy weekend investors! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz where we talk about the top ten buzzing stocks on moomoo this week! Comment below to answer the Weekly Topic question for a chance to win an award! Make Your Choice Weekly Buzz The market closed higher Friday, but the shortened trading week was negative enough to see a market-wide pullback that barely kept stocks from forming even the slightest Santa Rally. The Rally is really a hi...
HuatLady
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As I look ahead to 2025, I'm focused on key tech and AI leaders, such as $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ with its strong demand for GPUs which I believe will drive significant revenue growth. $Amazon (AMZN.US)$ remains a solid choice with its expanding e-commerce empire and cloud computing business poised for continued success. Despite potential economic challenges and uncertainty surrounding the new US President, I'm also maintaining positions in reliable companies like $Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.US)$, $Meta Platforms (META.US)$ and $Adobe (ADBE.US)$. These stocks align with my long-term financial goals and should provide resilience in a volatile market.
HuatEver
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If this year will be different than history. I will focus on staying flexible and sticking to the basics that have always worked for me . While historical trends and patterns can provide valuable insights, every market has its own twists, influenced by unique events and changing dynamics. I’ll take the time to understand what’s really driving the shifts, dig into the data to validate or challenge my assumptions, and stay grounded in strong time-tested fundamentals. At the same time, I will be ready to pívot and adjust my strategy as needed without losing sight of my long-term goals. Ultimately, it’s this combination of adaptability, discipline and a clear vision for the future that gives me an edge when the unexpected happens.
102362254
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If this year breaks the usual trends, I’ll stay flexible and watch how emotions like fear and greed move the market. These emotional swings usually create gaps between market sentiment and actual value, which can lead to some of the best opportunities
ZnWC
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Here is my input: 1) I predicted that the first half of year 2025 will continue to be bullish as the last quarter in 2024. This forecast is on the basis that there is no major disaster on the global scale. 2) For whatever reason if this year will be different and the stock market becomes bearish, I will count on my investment plan. I have more than 6 months of emergency funds to survive at a bear market. My fund investment - Moomoo Cash Plus funds will earn passive income to keep me afloat. I will continue to earn dividends on my stocks e.g. REIT like collecting rent on a property. 3) The purpose of the investment plan is to avoid panic selling (fear) if a crisis suddenly happens. If the fundamentals of the company have not changed, we should not be worried about price correction and pullback. 4) The last two years have taught me to be patient when investing for the long term. We should also have plans to stay invested in a bull or a bear market. You can read here about my investment plan for 2025: Recap the most inspiring moment in my investment journey in 2024 https://www.moomoo.com/community/feed/113607075299334?share_code=01SN4u
Srav Reddy
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Great post. Yeah Santa was conservative this year. But yeah that is enough for well prepared ones to book profits and buy the new opportunities. Instead of FF, I wish GRRR was in the list.
So much for the Santa rally. The market closed higher on Friday, but it was not enough to overcome the past five sessions of declines. Just after 4 pm ET, the$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$closed very close to the point value it needed to stay positive, but the Grinch came and stole the Christmas rally this year. The S&P 500 closed up 1.26%. The$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$closed up 1.77%, and the$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$closed...
Happy Friday, investors! It's January 3rd, a brand new year to invest in! The day started with a climbing market but an overall failure for the hopes of a Santa Claus rally. There is still a possibility of a major turnaround, but there are only a couple more hours of trading to reverse a 1.16% decline in the S&P 500 during a period that normally sees a Santa climb. $Vistra Energy (VST.US)$led the S&P 500 in percentage gainers, up 7% after...
Kevin Travers
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BigNeil_edited
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Youll never guess what is the fourth most searched stock this week! I’ll update later with the weekly buzz on rgti, good catch
Index Performance • Nasdaq Composite The Nasdaq fell 0.16%, closing at 19,280.79, after dipping as low as 19,100 during the session. The critical 19,000 support level remains the primary focus for the next session. If this level holds, it could act as a base for a potential rebound; a breakdown, however, may lead to heightened selling pressure. • S&P 500 The S&P 500 declined 0.22%, ending at 5,868.55. The 5,800 support level is cru...
Johnsonite : Full week?
Space Dust : food prices are high, when will packaged food stocks turn around?
Stock_Drift Johnsonite : No.
Stock_Drift : $MicroCloud Hologram (HOLO.US)$
Kevin Travers OP Stock_Drift : more quantum!
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