Year-end review of the US stock market: The seven giants continue to surge, and investors prepare for Trump 2.0.
In 2024, the US stock market is driven by the AI boom, the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, and strong economic growth, with the three major indices reaching new highs: the S&P 500 Index up 25% for the year, the Nasdaq Composite Index up 31% for the year, and the Dow Jones up 14% for the year; following Trump's return, a series of policies are expected to create huge waves, and the Federal Reserve's comments indicating a slowdown in interest rate cuts have already disturbed the market.
Wall Street's most optimistic annual outlook: a bull market for the third consecutive year, with the S&P expected to rise to 7,077 points next year.
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Transaction volume TOP 20 | Several domestic car companies have started price reduction promotions, Tesla dropped nearly 5%; "Quantum NVIDIA" RGTI continues to rise over 10%, increasing 16 times this year.
On Friday, the top stock by transaction volume was Tesla, which fell by 4.95%, with a transaction volume of 35.957 billion USD; the second was NVIDIA, which fell by 2.09%, with a transaction volume of 23.274 billion USD; the third was Apple, which fell by 1.32%, with a transaction volume of 10.811 billion USD.
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Large Technology stocks are leading the decline, with Tesla once dropping over 6%, and the sell-off in QITABANKUAI is also accelerating. Aside from technical factors like profit-taking, the 10-year US Treasury yield is hovering at a seven-month high, intensifying the downward pressure on the stock market. Goldman Sachs states that by the end of the year, USA pensions will sell $21 billion in US stocks, and CTAs will sell an additional $4 billion, resulting in significant selling pressure.