$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$  I have been trading in $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$  for a while, generally on the bearish side, as the SEC overhang casts a looming cloud of uncertainty over the company. I traded in it when it was stuck within the $70-80 range and made a decent amount trading that choppy range, creating strangles through sold puts and calls at the extremes of the range. I also traded  via  short positions from the top of the range, given my bias towards the downside for COIN. I was lucky that I ceased trading bearishly on COINand pivoted to other stocks, as I saw BTC increasing past the 30K range. Looking at COIN now, nearing the mid

Investors continue to be optimistic about the end of the Fed's interest rate hikes, but the resumption of the rise in U.S. Treasury rates has made it difficult for stocks to gain much momentum.Several Fed officials will give their views on the economy this week, including Chairman Jerome Powell, New York Fed President John Williams and Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic.Fed Governor Lisa Cook did not comment on monetary policy on Monday, but noted that the recent rise in long-dated U.S. interest rates did not appear to be driven by investor expectations of further rate hikes.Earnings season is almost over, with 80 percent of S&P 500 companies having reported their latest results, but there are still some important companies due to report this week, including Disney, Wynn Resorts and

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The market predicted that the Federal Reserve tightening cycle was nearing the end, the US Treasury interest rate fell, the market generally reacted positively to corporate earnings, Tesla surged 6.25%, and the high Treasury forecast led semiconductor stocks to strengthen.The S&P 500 posted its first consecutive gain of more than 1 percent since February. The Nasdaq closed up 2.36 percent, its best performance since July.Adjusted U.S. claims for unemployment benefits came in at 217,000 for the week ended Oct. 28, higher than market expectations of 210,000. Data showing easing inflation and a slowing labor market bolstered investor confidence that the Federal Reserve may not raise interest rates again. Bond yields fell. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell about 12 basis points t

The Federal Reserve maintained interest rates unchanged on Wednesday (November 1), although pointing out that the economy is strong and does not rule out further interest rate hikes in the future, Chairman Powell's post-meeting speech still brought a boost to the market, that perhaps the Fed has finished raising interest rates, the three major indexes of US stocks collectively closed higher, and US bond interest rates fell.At the end of a two-day meeting, the Fed left its target range of interest rates unchanged at 5.25% to 5.50%, as expected. The latest statement also changed its description of third-quarter growth to "strong expansion" from "solid expansion" in September, reflecting better economic data since then.While the central bank is not so confident that financial conditions are t

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On the last trading day of October, the S&P closed up, but the monthly line fell for three consecutive months, the longest monthly decline since the outbreak of the pandemic.The new wave of earnings news triggered a different reaction in the market. Caterpillar and Amgen, known as the "canary in the boom", underperformed after their earnings reports, while Pinterest and Arista Networks enjoyed huge gains after their latest results.On the data front, the U.S. consumer confidence index fell to a five-month low in October, falling for the third month in a row, weighed down by a gloomy outlook for business conditions and consumer concerns about high prices, and consumers' inflation expectations for the next 12 months rose sharply.On the political and economic front, markets await the Feder

Technology stocks rose strongly as investors awaited Apple's results, with the S&P and Nasdaq bouncing back from a correction last week and Tesla falling below $200 a share for the first time since early June.After a busy week of earnings from big tech giants, the market will be focused on three major events this week: the latest Fed interest rate policy decision, Apple earnings and non-farm payrolls.The Fed, which has raised rates 11 times since it began tightening policy in March 2022, is widely expected to hold rates steady this week for a second straight pause, with the central bank expected to finish raising rates at least through 2023.The rate on the 10-year Treasury began to jump above 5 percent last week, but was trading around 4.89 percent on Monday. The October nonfarm payrol

Amid heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and as investors awaited U.S. large-cap tech earnings and key economic data this week, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield hit the 5 percent mark and the S&P 500 recovered from an intraday low of 4,189 to close at its lowest since May, below its 200-day moving average.The 2-year Treasury rate fell 3 basis points to 5.06 percent, while the 10-year rate climbed more than 5 percent and fell 9 basis points to 4.84 percent. Bill Ackman, founder of Pershing Square Capital Management, on Monday covered short positions in long-term U.S. Treasury bonds, saying global risk is too high to be sustained right now.* 9:30 ~ 10:30 every day, real-time sharing of exclusive screening options large order, welcome to click to subscribe.

This week, the market is focused on the earnings of tech giants. The 10-year US bond rate, the "anchor of global asset pricing", recently broke the important 5 per cent mark for the first time in intraday trading, hitting its highest level since 2007. It is worth noting that the strong economy is still pushing up U.S. bond rates, and many institutions believe that they will not see a significant decline in U.S. bond rates this year.The results of the surge in US Treasuries were quickly reflected in the markets. The S&P 500 is down about 7 percent from its high for the year as the fixed income offered by U.S. government bonds lured investors away from stocks.Wall Street continues to report corporate earnings this week, the most concerned is undoubtedly Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet and Me

Volatility notably returned to the markets this week as investors navigated the escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas, remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and mixed earning reports from leading U.S. corporations. Rising bond yields pressured major stock indices, with the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE:SPY) down 2.3% and the tech-heavy Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ:QQQ) down 3% for the week. Short under 358 as posted yesterday  The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury crossed 5% for the first time in 16 years on Thursday, a level that could ripple through the economy by raising rates on mortgages, credit cards, auto loans and more. The 10-year yield hit 5.001% around 5 p.m. ET Thursday, the first time it has traded above that level since July 20

Treasury rates were volatile after a speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, with the 10-year rate approaching 5%. Powell spoke at the Economic Club of New York on Thursday. Data in recent months suggest the central bank is making progress toward its twin goals of full employment and price stability, but inflation remains too high and more data pointing to sustained above-trend growth or an end to cooling in the labor market could pose risks to progress against inflation and lead to further tightening, he said.Powell said there is no evidence that policy is too tight, but given the uncertainties and risks, and the progress the central bank has made so far, the Fed will be careful to determine the extent of additional policy tightening and how long to maintain restrictive policy b

Markets are watching Fed officials talk for insight into the outlook for interest rates. Whether the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates this year is still uncertain, the Wall Street Journal reporter Nick Timiraos, who is known as the "Fed mouthpiece," wrote on Wednesday (18). Philadelphia Fed President Patric Harker, who has a vote on the Federal Open Market Committee this year, said the Fed should remain on hold until early next year because monetary policy has a lag effect and higher borrowing costs will drag on the economy despite recent data pointing to renewed strength in the jobs and consumer markets.Mr. Harker said the Fed is likely to wait until early next year to determine whether its rapid rate hikes over the past 20 months have been enough to tame inflation. "

The market is watching Fed officials talk for insight into the outlook for interest rate policy. Netflix, Tesla will report earnings after the bell.The Fed will release the latest edition of the Beige Book on the economy on Thursday (19th), assessing current economic conditions, followed by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's speech at the Economic Club of New York on Friday (20th), and the market is waiting with bated breath for important clues about the dynamics of interest rates in Powell's remarks.In addition to Powell, Fed officials including second-in-charge Jeffrey Jefferson, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker, who is a voting member this year, Dallas Fed President Richard Logan and New York Fed President John Williams will also speak, along with Fed governors Tim Cook and Charles W

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Hello,In the previous lesson, we learned about the basic concept of the straddle options strategy and how to implement it using an app. Today, we will introduce the fourth common portfolio strategy—strangle options strategy.1. What is a strangle Options Strategy?The strangle options strategy is quite similar to the straddle options strategy, with the key difference being that while the straddle strategy involves buying or selling both call and put options with the same expiration date and the same strike price, the strangle strategy involves buying or selling both call and put options with different strike prices but the same expiration date.Compared to the straddle strategy, in the strangle strategy, the strike price of the call option is higher and the strike price of the put option is l

As attention shifted to earnings season this week, money moved into big tech stocks, but Apple weakened on disappointing iPhone 15 sales in China.Royal Bank of Canada raised its forecast for net earnings per share for the S&P 500, despite the challenges of sticky inflation and a Federal Reserve that expects to keep interest rates higher for a long time. Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) expects recent macro moves to push S&P 500 earnings to $223 in 2023On the geopolitical front, investors remained focused on the crisis in the Middle East. Some analysts believe a full-blown regional conflict could send oil prices soaring above $100 a barrel, risking a global recession.Morgan Stanley analyst Michael Wilson said in a note that a rebound in the S&P 500 is "very likely" in the fourth quart

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