Hi, TigersThe Fed's rate cut decision has been released. In today’s article, we highlighted the impact of the rate cut on the market, collect the future path of fed from big banks. And listed the potential investment opportunities that investors should pay attention to.1. The Fed's unexpected rate cut, market reaction and expert interpretationOn September 18, Eastern Time, the Fed opened a new round of easing cycle with a 50 bps rate cut and a dovish dot plot. Rate cuts are generally aimed at reducing borrowing costs and stimulating economic growth, especially when economic growth slows or there is a risk of recession. The Fed's 50 basis point rate cut is the largest single rate cut since the global financial crisis in 2008.However, Powell's colleague reminded that "the speed

Big-Tech’s PerformanceInterest rate cuts officially occurred, and to the surprise of investors. 50 basis points seems to be more than expected, in fact, also contains the July did not cut interest rates "compensation", but also indicates that it will focus on the shift from controlling inflation to promote full employment.Although the rate cut is regarded as the market's "cardiac needle", the market also opened the early "carnival mode", but Powell mentioned that the neutral interest rate may be higher than the pre-pandemic level, meaning that the future speed of interest rate cuts may be slower than the market expected.But can not be ignored is that the interest rate inversion is still with the recession between the existence of a positive correlation.Historical data show that since 1954,

There's a gaming software stock that's up 203% year-to-date, but the market thinks its growth story isn't over yet.Shares of the company fell to over $10 at the beginning of 2023 due to the high interest rate environment that has closed in on the suppressed advertising and gaming market, and have now risen to over $120.As the Federal Reserve has officially begun a rate-cutting cycle, this type of strong-performing growth stock could draw further coveted funding.It’s $AppLovin Corporation(APP)$.Advertising, gaming, and entertainment peers of tech giants like $Trade Desk Inc.(TTD)$ $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ $Alphabet(GOOGL)$

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$  $SPX Fibonacci levels 🎯 $5718.30  ~ needs to hold $5721, $5725 above  $5716-5708 below 🌩️🌡️ Fear Gauge Frenzy Meets Bullish Optimism! VIX & S&P 500 on Diverging Paths 🌡️🌩️ Kia ora Tiger traders! 🐅💥 The VIX has been shaking things up, spiking over 20 last week, and now hovering at 19.21 📉, down 6.25% from its previous close of 20.49. Fear is still hanging in the air, but here comes the kicker: Goldman Sachs just raised their S&P 500 12-month price target to 6,300 🚀. That’s a whopping 9.5% above current levels! Talk about mixed signals—when your VIX is

The 50 basis point rate cut to start the cycle surprised at least half of investors.There are 25 basis points is the compensation for July.Many investors in the market point of view is that July can open the rate cut, and Powell in order to "stabilize" hard to see two more months of data off to September.The 50 basis points, in fact, is 25 basis points in September, plus 25 basis points in July compensation!Even 50 basis points, still behind the curve.According to the Fed's own point of view, this time is "calibrated policy stance" - do not want to fall behind the curve, but also do not want to signal the risk of recession, so the action to see at first glance seems to be very large, in fact, just behind the market too much to add.For the first time did not give the market "clear signal".P

The Fed's significant rate cut boosted confidence that the central bank will keep the U.S. economy expanding. On Thursday, U.S. stocks rose sharply, with the $DJIA(.DJI)$ jumping over 500 points and the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ closing above 5,700 for the first time, both setting historical records. This marked the Fed's first rate cut in four years, leading the market to believe it can help the economy avoid a recession.Prevent Recession, Stocks ExplodingAdam Crisafulli, founder of Vital Knowledge, remarked, “As the market digests this major Fed cut, stocks are exploding. I foresee a strong market leading up to the presidential election.”This larger-than-expected cut surprised many investors. Jeremy Siegel, a

We crushed $.SPX(.SPX)$ Friday for 60 points using the WXY Model.After years of deep study on Elliott Wave, the WXY model stands out as my favorite.It’s an extremely high-probability pattern that appears frequently in the market—and works even when the wave count isn't clear.Here's how to take advantage of it:ImageWXYs (double zigzags) are three ABC patterns, with two legs against the trend (W and Y) and one in favor (X).Structured as (3-3-3) or (ABC-X-ABC), this high-probability pattern signals the continuation of the larger trend.Each leg is either of equal length (90-100%) or follows Fibonacci ratios/extensions (50%, 61.8%, 127.2%), with Wave Y extending at least one tick below Wave W (no truncation)ImageEntry Models:1. Enter following the brea

$FedEx(FDX)$ A lackluster performance in the first quarter of fiscal 2025, which missed market expectations, and the company's downward revision of its full-year earnings guidance led to a sharp decline in shares in after-hours trading, ending the previous nine-day uptrend.Earnings OverviewFedEx reported total revenues of $21.6 billion in the first quarter, missing market expectations of $21.93 billion and falling slightly year-over-year.Earnings per share came in at $3.60, well below analysts' expectations of $4.82.Several of its major business units, including Express Services, Ground Transportation and Freight Services, suffered some margin compression.Courier ServicesRevenue grew by about 4% but margins were compressed due to higher operating c

Here’s my perspective on the CPI data and SPX hitting all-time highs. I believe it's crucial not to base long-term market decisions on one month’s data, particularly when it comes to CPI. While the September core CPI came in slightly higher than expected at 3.3%, and the headline CPI at 2.4%, these figures, though higher than estimates, still represent a general trend of cooling inflation. The broader picture is still one of deceleration from peak inflation levels seen last year, despite the fluctuations. When it comes to deciding whether to take profits or hold through year-end, it’s important to focus on the underlying investments in your portfolio rather than trying to time the market based on short-term indicators. While the SPX has hit record highs multiple times this year, chasing tr

Ok here's a thought. Since the 1920s the S&P has delivered an annualised return of around 9%. Some years it hasn't but on average it's 9% plus. So why would you sell it ever? Well I guess if you brought it cheap, and now it's expensive, one reason to sell some would be because it's overweight in your portfolio and maybe you have something that "mite" perform better.  But that's a big mite. $Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$ Is at record highs, and continues to bounce. My perspective is that I'm not overweight, so I have no compelling need to sell. If it drops significantly I would just buy more, funds permitting. If you have the luxury of time in the market then there is no need to sell anything that is good. Investing in stocks is a long ter

Last week, the Federal Reserve opened a new rate-cutting cycle with an "unconventional" 50 basis points, marking the official end of tightening since early 2022.The background and implications of this decision are worth exploring in depth. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ Extent and path of the rate cutThe Federal Reserve's 50 basis point rate cut is intended to be a quick response to potential economic growth pressures. $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ Although the market is generally positive about the rate cut, but there are also concerns about recession.Powell emphasized in this context, there is no obvious signs of recession, and the future path of interest rate cuts will be more gentle.According to the Fed's "dot plo