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Early trading of US stocks | S&P and NASDAQ fell slightly, chip stocks weakened, ARM fell more than 6%, Nvidia fell more than 2%, and China's securities surged more than 110%
On the evening of the 9th Beijing time, US stocks opened with mixed ups and downs on Thursday. The market continues to pay attention to the latest US stock earnings report and the prospects for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. The number of jobless claims in the US at the beginning of last week hit a new high since August 2023.
Opinions are polarized! The Federal Reserve's communication style was well received by analysts, but it was frantically “criticized” by the public
According to a survey of academics and private sector analysts released on Thursday, although the Federal Reserve has been dealing with complex uncertainties, its communication on monetary policy received relatively high praise.
US stock outlook | Bank of America: S&P 500 surges in election year or summer; Arm falls nearly 9% before the market
Are US stocks bullish the more you “buy” them? The wave of US stock buybacks has soared to a six-year high; chip recovery is spreading, and Nomura judged that the global semiconductor industry will enter an upward cycle.
US Stock Nuggets | Power stocks are once again the focus of AI investment! Vistra and Constellation hit new highs
Nvidia's exclusive liquid cooling supplier Vertiv continued to strengthen, and the increase has doubled during the year; high-performing stocks have risen significantly! Toast and Teva Pharmaceuticals surged about 13% after the earnings report.
Daily rights tracking | Tesla's bearish ratio soared, and big players' bets fell; after Shopify's performance, it plummeted by more than 18%, making 6 times more profit from multiple PUT orders
Nvidia's overnight options traded at 930,000, and the bullish ratio rose to 62%. Calls due on Friday with an exercise price of $910/900 were the highest, with 63,000 and 60,000, respectively, and the number of unclosed positions was 7,400 and 8,400, respectively.
Be careful! The rebound in US bonds has not continued, and PIMCO is switching to non-US bonds
PIMCO said on Wednesday that the company is increasing its bond exposure in developed markets other than the US as sticky inflation may complicate the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut process.