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In the most recent three months, individual investors bought $76 billion worth of stocks, an average of $1.3 billion a day. Whether it was a former retail investor in the U.S. stock market who became famous for pushing Meme stocks up by himself, or the Nasdaq and the Dow the day after the Fed announced […]

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The U.S. government is taking steps to distribute Pfizer’s oral anti-coronavirus drug Paxlovid to testing and treatment sites in response to a possible new wave of outbreaks due to this summer’s travel season. The first COVID-19 testing and treatment site backed by the U.S. federal government will open in Rhode Island on May 26, and

Sanctions, which were meant to hurt the Russian economy, have boosted Russia’s oil and gas revenue, and just four months later, the Russian federal budget has received 50 percent of its planned 2022 oil and gas revenue. The sanctions imposed on Russia by European and American countries are like Catch-22. They originally hoped to sanction

Investing in stocks has historically yielded relatively “healthy” annual returns, averaging 31%, when their market warning indicators fall to current levels, Citi strategists said. Citi’s strategists say now is the time to hunt for dips in equities, especially in Europe and emerging markets. These stocks are trading at attractive valuations after the global stock market

Under the continued high inflation and increasingly tightening monetary policy, Wall Street is setting off a “cash is king” craze, flocking to high-dividend companies. Since the beginning of this year, the $SPDR S&P 500 High Dividend ETF (SPYD.US)$ has risen by more than 6%, far outperforming the performance of the broader market, while the $SPDR

Source: wind U.S. stocks opened on Thursday, and the three major U.S. stock indexes rose across the board, as the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s meeting eased some investors’ concerns about taking aggressive measures to curb inflation. The S&P 500 rose 1.5% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.4%. The Nasdaq Composite rose 1.8%.

Source: Wind The three major U.S. stock indexes rose on Wednesday after several retailers offered investors some upbeat views on sales this year, while the release of minutes from the Federal Reserve’s most recent policy meeting showed policymakers’ plans to tackle inflation barely exceeded investor expectations. Specifically, the S&P 500 rose 37.25 points, or 0.95%,

[Today’s headlines] Li Keqiang: The package of policies to stabilize the economy determined by the State Council executive meeting will have detailed implementation rules before the end of May On the 25th, the State Council held a national teleconference on stabilizing the economy. Li Keqiang, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of

hot news The Fed will “receive water” after raising interest rates three times? September may be a critical time At 2 a.m. Beijing time on Thursday, the Federal Reserve’s FOMC released the minutes of its May monetary policy meeting. Most Fed officials support a 50-basis-point rate hike in the next few meetings, believing a sharp

The headlines that the global financial media paid attention to last night and this morning mainly include: 1. Fed minutes: Aggressive tightening of monetary policy will provide ‘flexibility’ later this year 2. Harvard economist Rogoff: The world is entering a “new era” of higher inflationary pressures 3. Lagarde’s interest rate plan wins ECB support, but

Source: Red and Green 1. Sensitive to numbers To be a successful investor you must be digitally sensitive. While complex calculations are rarely involved in investment decisions, successful investors have a “feel” for numbers and probabilities. One of the important manifestations of being sensitive to numbers is understanding financial statements. Accounting is a business language,

Source: Wall Street News When the Fed stops raising rates could depend on three factors: the strike price of the Fed’s put options, the Fed’s psychology, and how quickly corporate credit spreads widen. When the Fed will capitulate and stop raising interest rates is sparking heated debate on Wall Street. The S&P 500 has fallen