Expert Warns Of Potential 'Grinch Pinch' Impacting Santa Claus Rally: 'The Outlook For Stocks Can Be Quite Negative'
This week’s U.S. stock market stars | Auto stocks lead the rally with strong momentum! Honda has increased by nearly 19%, and Tesla is up nearly 8%; Semiconductors continue to show strength! Broadcom has increased by over 11%, and 'Little NVIDIA' ALAB has
This week, the three major U.S. stock indices closed higher collectively, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising by 1.13% to 43,325.8 points; during the same period, the S&P 500 Index increased by 1.8% to 6,037.59 points; and the Nasdaq Composite Index rose by 2.29% to 20,020.36 points.
Daily Options Tracking | "Quantum NVIDIA" RGTI transactions are booming! Multiple end-of-the-world call options earn over 10 times; AI tenfold stock SOUN's implied volatility rises to 157%, with one call option soaring by 6 times.
Tesla fell by 1.76% on the previous trading day, with an Options Chain volume of 2.23 million contracts, a significant increase of 33% compared to Tuesday's trading day, and implied volatility levels rose to 81%; on the Options Chain, Trading of Call options was particularly active, with the highest volume being the $460 strike price expiration call, reaching 0.128 million contracts.
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In 2025, the US stock Options Trading market will welcome several important expiration dates. Because options have time value, expiration dates not only relate to the trading decisions of the options holders, but also can impact the entire US stock market.
"Fed's mouthpiece": The Federal Reserve and Trump have started a new round of struggle.
The Federal Reserve is trying to address the potential inflationary pressures from its policies while avoiding a confrontation with the incoming President Trump.
As the year of abundant gains in the U.S. stock market comes to a close, is the "Santa Claus rally" still worth looking forward to?
As market participants return from the Christmas holiday, Wall Street faced a tough session on Thursday, with the current thin Trade causing the "Santa Claus Rally" to be put on hold.