This week's US stock market bull stocks | Trump's "Stargate" plan ignites AI Concept stocks, Oracle accumulated a nearly 16% increase over the week; both reported good earnings! Netflix and Amphenol both recorded double-digit increases in stock prices thi
The U.S. stock market showed a joyous atmosphere in the first week after Trump's inauguration.
The Federal Reserve may cut interest rates twice in 2025, but the probability of worst-case scenarios occurring is relatively high.
The Financial Times team in the United Kingdom believes that the Federal Reserve will remain cautious, and the likelihood of it not lowering interest rates or even raising them is increasing, especially starting in the second half of 2025.
Daily Options Tracking | MSTR Call ratio soared to 76%, a major investor bets nearly 80 million dollars on recent call orders; trading for Pfizer before earnings is hot, with one call order earning over twice the amount.
The options trading volume for cryptocurrency miner MARA was also hot yesterday, increasing by 74% compared to the previous trading day to 0.4 million contracts, with Calls accounting for 76%; on the Options Chain, the bullish forces were very strong, with the highest volumes of Call contracts at strike prices of $20 and $20.5, totaling 45,600 and 32,400 contracts respectively.
Full text of Trump's speech at Davos: Press oil prices, lower interest rates, and initiate a tariff war.
Trump addressed the global business community and political elites, urging Saudi Arabia and OPEC to lower oil prices to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict, reiterating the push for tariffs to encourage domestic manufacturing, and committing to actively promote interest rate cuts.
A U.S. judge ruled that Trump's executive order to terminate birthright citizenship is unconstitutional, and the case may be appealed to the Supreme Court.
U.S. Federal Judge Kavanaugh stated that the Fourteenth Amendment clearly guarantees citizenship rights to all children born on American soil, and the legal definition of this issue is "undisputed."
Top 20 in transaction volume | Netflix rose over 3%, soaring nearly 10% on the previous trading day; GE Aviation rose over 6%, with Q4 performance exceeding expectations.
Ranked 6th, Netflix rose by 3.24%, with a trading volume of 7.568 billion USD; ranked 16th, GE Aviation rose by 6.60%, with a trading volume of 2.911 billion USD; ranked 18th, ARM fell by 7.43%, with a trading volume of 2.731 billion USD.