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Annual Review | The strongest sector in US stocks for 2024 has been revealed! Technology stocks are leading the way, with the "new AI superstar" Applovin skyrocketing over 700%, and NVIDIA rising over 170% at one point becoming the top company by Market C
The three major U.S. stock indices have repeatedly set historical highs this year, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average once breaking the 45,000-point barrier, and the Nasdaq continually approaching the 20,000-point mark. Even more exciting is that the S&P 500 Index has successfully stood above 6,000 points, marking the 57th closing high of the year.
Deutsche Bank warns: Investors are too optimistic, Call sentiment exceeds the Internet Plus-Related bubble period.
Deutsche Bank pointed out that most market participants and Analysts are Bullish on the trend of the US stock market in 2025. When there is such an overwhelming consensus, problems often arise.
Major Wall Street firms collectively warn: investors' "frenzy" is waning, and the momentum of the U.S. stock market may slow down.
The famous short seller at Morgan Stanley stated, "The kind of fervent sentiment that helps people purchase U.S. stocks will face a reality check next year."
Tonight! The last piece of potentially market-exploding data from the USA in 2024 is here.
① The USA's November CPI data, which will be released tonight at 21:30 Beijing time, can be metaphorically described as "the last heavyweight economic Indicator of the USA for 2024", which does not seem exaggerated. ② With the Federal Reserve's December monetary policy meeting scheduled for next week, tonight's CPI is expected to serve as an important basis for the Fed's critical decision on whether or not to cut interest rates...
Still immersed in the celebration of the U.S. stock market? Economists are ringing the alarm: a tariff storm is quietly brewing.
The US stock market has continued to rise since the election, and the market has clearly welcomed Trump's victory, but if the president-elect of the USA follows through on his tariff threats, turmoil may follow.
The Bank of Japan's interest rate decision will be announced next week. Will global stock markets repeat 'Black Monday'?
The Bank of Japan will hold its last monetary policy meeting of the year next week.