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U.S. Stock Market Outlook: Three major futures are rising before the market, with the s&p 500 expected to once again break through the 6000 mark; cryptos concept stocks are collectively soaring, with MSTR and MARA both rising more than 10%.
Tesla rose more than 6% in pre-market trading, the company is improving the design of Optimus robot; Apple's self-developed 5G chip will debut as early as 2025, Qualcomm will suffer heavy losses; Trump may drive a financial wave, Morgan Stanley: will embrace the "influential" first two years.
US stocks early trading | Dow rose more than 1%, Salesforce rose more than 4%; 'Trump trade' continues to be hot, concept stock Coinbase rose more than 17%, Tesla rose more than 6%
On the evening of the 11th peking time, US stocks opened higher on Monday. The main stock indexes are trying to continue last week's uptrend. Bitcoin broke through $82,000. The market is focusing on the composition of the next US government and the monetary policy outlook of the Federal Reserve.
Renowned "Big Short": U.S. stocks will continue to rise, but small cap stocks are excluded!
Morgan Stanley's Chief US Stock Strategist stated that there are three risks in the cyclical stock narrative, and the small cap stocks scenario is also different from 2016.
Exchange-Traded Funds, Equity Futures Higher Pre-Bell Monday As Investors Await Fresh Inflation Report
Historic week comes to an end! The most anticipated event in the market this week: usa CPI.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch stated that the CPI and core CPI in the United States in October are expected to remain flat compared to the previous month, with increases of 0.2% and 0.3% respectively. This is unlikely to cause a significant change in inflation expectations and will not threaten the Fed's inflation target. Bank of America Merrill Lynch also emphasized not to go against market trends, as the post-election momentum typically lasts for the following weeks.
Express News | Goldman Sachs: Election risks fade, and the fate of the US stock market once again depends on corporate performance.