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I completely missed this amid the NYSE’s bullish run. As early as January 21st, Trump had threatened to impose a 25% tariff on Mexico and Canada starting February 1st. In hindsight, I either overlooked it or simply ignored it—and I certainly wasn’t the only one.[Facepalm] [Sad] [Glance]
U.S. Futures Plunge, Oil Surges As U.S. Trade War Erupts
The stock market is expected to experience short-term volatility in response to the imposition of tariffs and the ensuing retaliatory actions. However, I do not anticipate any significant long-term negative impact on market performance. A comparable scenario unfolded in 2018 when the Trump administration introduced tariffs—initial market declines were observed, but the market ultimately recovered and resumed its upward trajectory. The duration of any potential downturn this time remains uncertain, and it will be important to observe how the situation evolves. This pattern suggests that while temporary disruptions are likely, the market has historically shown resilience and tends to recover as broader economic conditions stabilize.
Trump Imposes Tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China, Risking Trade War
Phew [Glance] [Smug] [Victory]
Apple Shares Rise After Positive Sales Outlook
Hindsight is the best, isn't it? It's amazing how clear everything looks when you're looking back. If only we had the benefit of this perfect clarity in the moment![Angry]
Why Tesla Stock Was Climbing Today
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$Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF(QYLD)$ Should be ok today [Grin]
$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ In times of market volatility, like Monday’s movement, it's crucial to stay disciplined and avoid reacting impulsively. No single company can collapse the Nasdaq overnight—market shifts are influenced by a mix of factors, not just one event. Success comes from continuous learning and improving, as Trump advises and by doing thorough due diligence (DYOR) and staying informed. In the end, clear-headed decision-making, based on analysis, drives long-term results.
Big bonus incoming for VP of Client Relations [Cool]
Nvidia Says DeepSeek Advances Prove Need for More of Its Chips
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ This is exactly what happens when a CEO can see microscopic quantum technology 15 years away, but can’t recognize competitive AI knocking at his doorstep as recently as November last year. (Caveat: I admit, I only heard of DeepSeek on Sunday.)
This week big sale starts tonite. I must surely go shopping from Monday to Friday [Cool]
Mag-7 Stocks Dropped in Premarket Trading with Nvidia Plummetting 8% and Tesla Falling 3%
$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Get ready for the rollercoaster ride of your life tonight [Grin] [Facepalm] [Sly] [Spurting] [Cool] [Smug]
The immediate market reaction appears to be driven by heightened risk aversion, with futures plummeting sharply. We’ll need to monitor whether this volatility subsides and stability returns. While Deepseek has been in existence for some time, it only recently entered my awareness over the weekend, suggesting its broader market impact may now be coming into focus.
Will Chinese DeepSeek Disrupt Nvidia?
$WEIMOB INC(02013)$ Luckily, I got the memo [Cool]
$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Many of the "Magnificent Seven" companies are set to report their earnings in the coming week(s). My personal expectation is that the results may exceed market forecasts. However, I believe that revenue guidance could be more conservative, potentially reflecting a more cautious outlook given the reduced likelihood of interest rate cuts in 2025. That said, perspectives on these matters can vary.
Weight loss translates to price gain. I volunteer to be test subject [Cool]
Novo Nordisk Reports 22% Weight Loss in Early Subcutaneous Amycretin Trial
It is evident that the only viable path forward is one that ensures mutual benefit. A trade war would inflict significant harm on both parties, leading to economic inefficiencies and losses that ultimately undermine the welfare of all involved.
Trump Says He Would "Rather Not" Have to Impose Tariffs on China
Sorry if I'm mistaken, but does a high hike rate usually mean bad news? And yet, the Nikkei is still rising?
Bank of Japan Hikes Policy Rates by 25 Basis Points to Highest Since 2008
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Slowly but surely. We need these type of news daily. Hope it will rebuild confidence in the Chinese market.
China's CSRC Chairman Wu Qing: Public Funds to Increase A-Share Holdings by at Least 10% Annually over Next 3 Years
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