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In contrast, individual borrowers have shown resilience. Chinese households have become more prudent, with savings rising in recent years. Many individuals have even repaid their loans early, reflecting a cautious approach to managing uncertainty and mitigating risks in a weakened property market. Despite concerns around corporate real estate loans, these account for less than 5% of BOC’s total loan book. The bank has also made sufficient allowances for potential bad debts. This conservative approach has paid off—rather than a spike in non-performing loans (NPLs), BOC has reported a decline. Its ability to maintain asset quality while simultaneously growing revenue and loans underscores its operational strength and prudent management. Take Bank of China (BOC) as an example. I’ve marked the

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Tom Lee says small-cap stocks can outperform by 100% over the next couple of years on Trump policies. Is this the time to position off the 200-day SMA before he takes office? $iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$ ImageWhile small caps have historically beaten large caps, the Russell 2000 has underperformed the $.SPX(.SPX)$ since 2014. Indeed, the S&P500 to Russell 2000 ratio has reached 3 standard deviations to the downside, sign of an extreme cheapness of small caps relative to large ones. ImageAfter a decade of mega caps' overperformance, during which indexing has become meanstream (pushed by personal finance influencers), adopting another stance could seem counterproductive to many. But, looking at longer

The "January Effect," a term coined to describe the seasonal tendency for stock markets to rise in the first month of the year, has long intrigued investors. Historically, this phenomenon has been attributed to factors such as tax-loss harvesting in December and reinvestment at the start of the new year, alongside a general sense of renewed optimism. However, as of January 15, 2025, the S&P 500 has declined by 0.6%, with tech stocks leading the downward trend. This raises the question: will the January Effect materialize this year? Furthermore, how might climbing 10-year Treasury yields, now flirting with 5%, influence the market’s trajectory and the January Effect? The Role of the 10-Year Treasury Yield in Stock Valuations The 10-year Treasury yield serves as a cornerstone of global f

In contrast, individual borrowers have shown resilience. Chinese households have become more prudent, with savings rising in recent years. Many individuals have even repaid their loans early, reflecting a cautious approach to managing uncertainty and mitigating risks in a weakened property market. Despite concerns around corporate real estate loans, these account for less than 5% of BOC’s total loan book. The bank has also made sufficient allowances for potential bad debts. This conservative approach has paid off—rather than a spike in non-performing loans (NPLs), BOC has reported a decline. Its ability to maintain asset quality while simultaneously growing revenue and loans underscores its operational strength and prudent management. Take Bank of China (BOC) as an example. I’ve marked the

The "January Effect," a term coined to describe the seasonal tendency for stock markets to rise in the first month of the year, has long intrigued investors. Historically, this phenomenon has been attributed to factors such as tax-loss harvesting in December and reinvestment at the start of the new year, alongside a general sense of renewed optimism. However, as of January 15, 2025, the S&P 500 has declined by 0.6%, with tech stocks leading the downward trend. This raises the question: will the January Effect materialize this year? Furthermore, how might climbing 10-year Treasury yields, now flirting with 5%, influence the market’s trajectory and the January Effect? The Role of the 10-Year Treasury Yield in Stock Valuations The 10-year Treasury yield serves as a cornerstone of global f

🌟🌟🌟Options Trading can be a very effective tool to accumulate wealth....with one disclaimer, that is if you know how. Nancy Pelosi has shown considerable skill and confidence in her trades especially with options on a long maturity date.  She has made far more money with her trades than her pay when she was in Congress.  Therefore it is crucial to have the knowledge and skill in order to be a successful options trader.  The good thing is with Tiger Brokers, I can practise and hone in my skills first through learning from many expert traders in the Tiger Community like @ZEROHERO  @Optionspuppy  

Tom Lee says small-cap stocks can outperform by 100% over the next couple of years on Trump policies. Is this the time to position off the 200-day SMA before he takes office? $iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$ ImageWhile small caps have historically beaten large caps, the Russell 2000 has underperformed the $.SPX(.SPX)$ since 2014. Indeed, the S&P500 to Russell 2000 ratio has reached 3 standard deviations to the downside, sign of an extreme cheapness of small caps relative to large ones. ImageAfter a decade of mega caps' overperformance, during which indexing has become meanstream (pushed by personal finance influencers), adopting another stance could seem counterproductive to many. But, looking at longer

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