Direxion Daily Small Cap Bear 3X Shares ETF (TZA) News

Non-Farm Payrolls Preview: Gold Prices Stall at the 4,300 Mark—Will Employment Data Add Fuel to the Fire or Pull the Rug Out?

While global investors remain immersed in the euphoria of U.S. equities repeatedly hitting new highs, a subtle signal has quietly emerged—spot gold prices briefly touched the key psychological level of USD 4,300 per ounce during Wednesday’s (August 5) trading session, marking the first time since June 18. However, gold prices retreated slightly to around USD 4,240 on Thursday (August 6). On Friday (August 7), during Asian trading hours, spot gold fluctuated with a marginal increase and is currently trading near USD 4,260 per ounce. Market participants are closely watching the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report for July, scheduled for release at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time this Friday (August 7).

FX678 FinanceAug 7 10:28

3 Surprising IPO Winners That Aren't SpaceX or SK Hynix Stock -- Barrons.com

Barron'sAug 7 02:09

The S&P has hit a new high—how can the Nasdaq keep up? The answer may lie in short-covering.

The S&P 500 has been hitting new highs amid short-covering pressure, while an even more intense short squeeze in the Nasdaq is poised to unfold. The massive volume of latent short positions within it, once triggered to stop out, combined with FOMO-driven buying from sidelined capital, will inevitably fuel a powerful rally toward the top. Yet beneath this euphoria, undercurrents are swirling—lingering inflation concerns remain unresolved, and investors should beware that this surge could turn into an alluring 'bull trap.'

wallstreetcnAug 6 19:30

CME Group to Expand Retail Access to Four Leading Benchmarks With E-nano Equity Index Futures Launch on August 24

PR NewswireAug 3 20:30

Why Fresh Volatility Means a 'Valuation Opportunity' Is Opening up in U.S. Stocks

MarketWatchJul 31 18:49

Nearly Half of Small-cap and Midcap Stocks Are Losing Money

MarketWatchJul 30 19:45

Goldman Sachs: The market remains in the 'post-deleveraging wreckage,' but risks have not yet been fully cleared; active protective positions are recommended.

Goldman Sachs' trading desk warned that although market deleveraging is nearing its end, institutional leverage remains elevated, and substantive risk reduction has yet to be achieved. In August, U.S. equities face multiple headwinds, including capital outflows and asymmetric selling by CTAs, leading to range-bound volatility in the near term, with corporate buybacks serving as the most reliable support. With extreme risks—such as a sharp rise in cross-asset correlations—intensifying, the current environment presents an optimal window to proactively establish protective positions (e.g., put options).

wallstreetcnJul 30 16:00

Citi Warns: Fed Rate Hike Alert Triggered; Small-Cap Stocks Could Be Hardest Hit

The probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike has surged sharply, as incoming Chair Waller's hawkish stance has put markets on edge. Citi's strategy team warned that with the Fed reducing forward guidance and placing greater emphasis on data dependence, small-cap stocks have become vulnerable targets.

Golden10 DataJul 27 22:34

The Federal Reserve is deeply divided: Is AI a threat to inflation or its savior?

The Federal Reserve is caught in a dilemma over AI-driven inflation, with Waller facing sharp internal divisions: AI infrastructure is pushing up electricity prices and costs, while the long-term productivity outlook remains uncertain. Compounded by rising oil prices due to Middle East conflicts, U.S. equities are approaching a critical inflection point.

Golden10 DataJul 24 20:40

Here's How Much Revenue S&P 500 Companies Make From Overseas

MarketWatchJul 24 18:13

Tokenized stocks are poised for takeoff, yet traditional market infrastructure faces severe challenges.

Tokenized stocks enter the live trading era: infrastructure lags behind, and fragmentation risks are quietly emerging.

ForesightJul 23 17:42

U.S. Market Close | Renewed rate hike expectations weighed on major indices, sending all three lower; NVIDIA led the Magnificent 7 with a strong 2% gain; Super Micro Computer surged 20%; software stocks lagged, with Palantir falling over 6%; oil prices cl

All three major U.S. equity indices closed lower under pressure, with the Russell 2000 Index down 0.92% to close at 2,959.938 points. NVIDIA rose 2.30%, while Meta declined 2.58%. Taiwan Semiconductor ADRs fell 0.82%, and AMD gained 1.45%. The U.S. dollar traded sideways overall, and the Japanese yen remained around 163.15. Spot gold briefly reclaimed the $4,150 level during the session and ended the day up 1.3% at $4,131.42 per ounce.

wallstreetcnJul 23 06:24

Lazard: U.S. small-cap stocks demonstrate solid fundamentals, presenting significant and overlooked investment opportunities.

The long-term stable returns of U.S. small-cap stocks are being obscured by the extreme concentration in large-cap technology stocks, presenting a significant and overlooked investment opportunity.

Zhitong FinanceJul 22 14:27

These 7 Small Caps Are on Fire as the Second Half Begins: Here's Why

BenzingaJul 22 03:52

Short positions in U.S. equities have surged to a record high, as the 'wall of fear' facing the bull market grows ever taller.

As risks associated with artificial intelligence intensify, short-selling activity in U.S. equities has reached a record high.

Zhitong FinanceJul 20 21:50

Staying Invested When Volatility Strikes

TipRanksJul 20 20:00

How Neuberger Berman's Holly Newman Kroft Helps Clients Weather Uncertainty -- Barrons.com

Barron'sJul 17 22:00

Chip Selloff Drags Nasdaq 100, Gold Sinks Below $4,000: Stock Market Today

BenzingaJul 17 01:06

How a Small-cap Stock Picker Keeps Beating the Russell 2000

MarketWatchJul 15 23:33

Express News | U.S. small- and mid-cap stocks up 20% year-to-date, but analysts warn of bubble risks due to 'non-earnings-driven' gains

BreakingsJul 14 17:47