$ProShares Short QQQ(PSQ)$ The U.S. stock market has recently experienced a significant stage adjustment. Choosing to short or use inverse ETFs to hedge the risks of the underlying stocks is undoubtedly a wise move. The rise of inverse ETFs is typically faster than shorting, and leveraged inverse ETFs, due to the "multiplier effect," can offer even more pronounced returns. Moreover, the entry barrier for inverse ETFs is much lower, making them accessible for most investors to take flexible actions. This is the perfect time to use inverse ETFs for short-term arbitrage or effective hedging, capitalizing on the opportunities presented by market fluctuations.
$Direxion Daily TSLA Bear 1X Shares(TSLS)$ Just 1x short and the returns are already impressive—proof that the market trend was spot on! If it were 3x short, the gains would have been even more exhilarating. That’s the beauty of trading—timing it right brings the rewards!
$SMIC(00981)$ Today, the semiconductor sector surged, with the $STAR50(000688.SH)$ and $ChiNext(399006)$ indices both rallying strongly! Particularly, $Sg Micro Corp(300661)$ hit a 20CM limit-up, and SMIC soared by 6.11%, showcasing the resilience and potential of hard tech. As AI's demand for computing power continues to grow, the semiconductor industry is entering a new era of innovation. I’ve strategically positioned myself with the Sci-Tech and Growth Leaders ETF (588330), following the STAR and ChiNext 50 indices. With such a low threshold to invest in hard tech, today's gains have been rewarding! Looking
Lowered $XIAOMI-W(01810.HK)$ Group rating to "Hold" from "Buy"
HSBC Research issued a report lowering $小米集团-W(01810)$ Xiaomi Group's net profit forecast for 2022 to 2023 by 4% to 8% to reflect slower growth in Internet services and higher operating costs in its auto business. The report underestimated the increased competition in the smartphone market and stricter regulation of the Internet amid a weakening macro economy. Xiaomi shares have adjusted 13% year-to-date as investment sentiment has turned sour faster than previously expected. The bank cut its forecast for Xiaomi's smartphone shipments to 212 million units from 222 million in 2022 and expects flat YoY growth in shipments in China, with the main incremental volume coming from overseas. The bank believes that operating costs could rise si