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The recent announcement by the Trump administration to exempt smartphones, computers, and semiconductor equipment from reciprocal tariffs provides significant relief for Apple Inc. This decision alleviates potential cost pressures and supply chain disruptions that could have adversely affected Apple's profit margins and pricing strategies. Given Apple's substantial reliance on Chinese manufacturing, the exemption helps maintain operational stability and investor confidence in the near term. Let’s take a look at Apple Inc. ( $Apple(AAPL)$ ) Technical Analysis – Monthly and Daily timeframe Key Technical Observations: Support Zone: Price is supported by the lower boundary of a long-term upward-sloping channel. Horizontal support is evident around $1

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$S&P 500(.SPX)$  Global markets remained shaky as recession fears, Fed policy uncertainty, and trade tensions dominate headlines. The S&P 500’s recent correction (down over 10% from peaks) has investors questioning whether the rebound is sustainable or if deeper losses loom. Key Drivers of the Selloff: Recession Risks: Analysts at Morgan Stanley and the New York Fed warn that rising unemployment and slowing growth could tip the economy into contraction. Fed Policy Whiplash: Markets now price in rate cuts later this year

$S&P 500(.SPX)$   This whole Tariff shit show is nothing but just to make money from the market. DJT and his bunch of cronies makes millions shorting the crashing market and scooping up calls on the biggest Green Day.  Where the market is going? Only they know, the switch is their hand. Why Apple has been going up? When the news of smart phones will be exempted from new tariffs  Just came out today    Will the market rebound from now on, guess it all depends if they are happy with that Few millions in their big Big pockets  

$S&P 500(.SPX)$  if you are in for the mid to long term, ignore the tariff noise. Cause good company can and will navigate out of the storms. Remember, keep your eyes on the game, not on the scoreboard.

$S&P 500(.SPX)$  watch the bond market. The strongest signals will come from there for the foreseeable future. The actions of sovereign buyers and large institutional investors in participating will set prices and yields. if bond prices continue to fall, be prepared for a break in the yield curve. And that could trigger a bloodbath in equities. Unless of course, the current tariff chaos is swiftly shut down.

Trump's Tariff Timeout: Time to Cash In or Brace for Impact? Tariff Chaos Takes a Breather—But Don't Get Too Comfy In a jaw-dropping twist, President Donald Trump hit the brakes Thursday on his plan to slap sky-high tariffs on most U.S. trading partners, tossing a lifeline to battered global stock markets. Stocks soared, but hold the champagne—this rollback comes with a catch: the trade war with China just kicked into overdrive, leaving the world economy on edge. Is this a real break, or just a calm before the storm? Tech Giants Roar Back with a $1.5 Trillion Win The White House dropped the bombshell Wednesday: new tariffs on the EU, Japan, South Korea, and others are paused for 90 days. Wall Street ate it up. The "Magnificent Seven"—Nvidia $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ , Apple $Apple (AAPL.US)$ , Te

The markets delivered a wild ride this week, swinging from sharp losses to a massive rebound, largely powered by retail investors. Here’s a concise breakdown of what happened, who was behind the moves, and what to watch in the days ahead. Market Recap: A Volatile but Strong Week • S&P 500: +5.7% (closed at 5,268.05) • Dow Jones: +5% • Nasdaq Composite: +7.3% • Russell 2000: +1.8% Despite the rebound, year-to-date returns remain negative: • S&P 500: -8.8% • Nasdaq: -13.4% • Russell 2000: -16.6% What triggered the rally? • A 90-day pause on new U.S. tariffs (excluding China) gave investors temporary relief. • Retail investors surged in to “buy the dip,” leading to a massive mid-week bounce. ⸻ Retail Investors Took the Lead Retail traders showed up in force this week: • Poured in over

$S&P 500(.SPX)$  no keep on as Trump is nuts

🌟🌟🌟In just 1 day , one of the biggest market rallies in decades turns to dust as China has just increased its retaliatory tariff from 84% to 125% effective from Saturday . However in the midst of this market carnage , I am keeping faith to stay invested as I am here for the long haul.  My strategy - to continue to dollar cost average into my favourite ETF $SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF(SPLG)$ and let the magic of compounding happen.  To me, investing is a marathon not a sprint. @TigerEvents @TigerStars

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$  US Debt Refinancing: Interest Rates, China, and Trade Tensions: The U.S. faces the challenge of refinancing over $9 trillion in debt by June 2025, making interest rates a critical factor. President Trump has advocated for Federal Reserve rate cuts, as higher rates increase the cost of this refinancing, straining the federal budget and expanding the deficit. Conversely, lower rates would allow the U.S. to refinance at a reduced cost, saving billions.   However, Trump's trade policies, specifically tariffs on China, have complicated this situation. China is a major holder of U.S. Treasury bonds, effectively lending money to the U.S. government. C

Big-Tech’s PerformanceWeekly macro storyline: Recession’s back?Market volatility due to tariffs in effect has been no less than the 2020 period, in addition to the stock market's Monday plunge, identified by Trump as a "short-term sacrifice", the volatility of U.S. debt may be more concerned about the market (elevated risk of recession)?At present, after the first three days of this week's fermentation and "withdrawal", the short-term risk of tariffs has basically been cleared, and how the end of the future, basically in the current market has been Price-in the range, so it will not be too sensitive.But overall, the risk of the medium-term still can not be ignored, even if the final landing is 10% tariffs, the economic growth rate may slow down from Q2, embodied in the corporate earnings r

$S&P 500(. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ )$ $NASDAQ(. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ )$ $Dow Jones Industrial Average(. $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ )$ On April 9, 2025, the US stock market delivered a jaw-dropping performance, with the S&P 500 surging 9.78%—its third-largest single-day gain since World War II—and the Nasdaq soaring 12.34%, marking its second-biggest day ever. The catalyst? President Trump’s announcement of a 90-day tariff suspension for countries not retaliating against US trade policies. This move sparked a massive relief rally, pulling markets out of a trade-war-induced tailspin. But as of April 10, stocks are retreating, with the S&P 500 down 3.5% and the Nasdaq of

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ US Tariffs: A Fatal Mistake Triggering Global Repercussions Global supply chains are on the verge of breaking, and US bond yields are spiking—clear signs that US-China relations have entered an irreversible collapse. The recent spike in rates stems directly from the trade war, revealing a critical failure in the US strategy to suppress yields. The partial U-turn on tariffs by the US isn’t a strategic shift—it’s damage control. The aim to lower bond yields has backfired spectacularly. China’s retaliation was swift and brutal: raising tariffs on US goods to an astronomical 84%. This isn't just economic maneuvering—it's a declaration of full-scale trade war. As of April 1

How to stay calm and slay the stock market?  Volatility ≠ Risk Stocks going down? Not always bad! If you know the business, it's like your fave item going on sale. "Risk comes from not knowing what you're doing." – Uncle Warren When markets get messy, read – don’t panic Reading = brain gains. "The more you learn, the more you earn." Don't just do something… STAND there! Stillness isn’t lazy—it’s powerful. "The market gives money to the patient, not the panicky." Cash = secret weapon Have it? Use it slowly. All in already? Holding tight is a legit strategy too! "When it rains gold, bring a bucket!" Forget forecasts, love the facts No one can predict the future—not even your finance guru. Stick to what’s simple & strong. Confidence is cute, clarity is cuter Buffett only buys what he

$S&P 500(.SPX)$  Still yet to price in 10% tariffs on the world and 145% tariffs on china

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ Is the Rebound Over? I’m Betting on More Upside! The U.S. market’s third-largest surge came after Trump’s 90-day tariff suspension—a clear positive. Despite recent cooling, history shows big rallies often precede further gains. Of the Nasdaq’s top 25 days, 22 were in crises, but many led to sustained recoveries, like post-COVID 2020. I’m bullish: seasonal tailwinds and policy optimism could push this rebound higher. Don’t miss out—there’s more to come! 🚀 #MarketRally

Thank God, the Buddha, Allah & Lord Brahma for the rally. The dip caused my margin leverage to drop below 0 and Tiger Brokers liquidated my Tesla option at a slight loss. I even had to pump in more cash to stay afloat. The rally saved me from drowning 😱🌊😅

Think just bounced and there will be opportunities to buy on further dips.

The recent announcement by the Trump administration to exempt smartphones, computers, and semiconductor equipment from reciprocal tariffs provides significant relief for Apple Inc. This decision alleviates potential cost pressures and supply chain disruptions that could have adversely affected Apple's profit margins and pricing strategies. Given Apple's substantial reliance on Chinese manufacturing, the exemption helps maintain operational stability and investor confidence in the near term. Let’s take a look at Apple Inc. ( $Apple(AAPL)$ ) Technical Analysis – Monthly and Daily timeframe Key Technical Observations: Support Zone: Price is supported by the lower boundary of a long-term upward-sloping channel. Horizontal support is evident around $1

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$S&P 500(.SPX)$  Global markets remained shaky as recession fears, Fed policy uncertainty, and trade tensions dominate headlines. The S&P 500’s recent correction (down over 10% from peaks) has investors questioning whether the rebound is sustainable or if deeper losses loom. Key Drivers of the Selloff: Recession Risks: Analysts at Morgan Stanley and the New York Fed warn that rising unemployment and slowing growth could tip the economy into contraction. Fed Policy Whiplash: Markets now price in rate cuts later this year

Trump's Tariff Timeout: Time to Cash In or Brace for Impact? Tariff Chaos Takes a Breather—But Don't Get Too Comfy In a jaw-dropping twist, President Donald Trump hit the brakes Thursday on his plan to slap sky-high tariffs on most U.S. trading partners, tossing a lifeline to battered global stock markets. Stocks soared, but hold the champagne—this rollback comes with a catch: the trade war with China just kicked into overdrive, leaving the world economy on edge. Is this a real break, or just a calm before the storm? Tech Giants Roar Back with a $1.5 Trillion Win The White House dropped the bombshell Wednesday: new tariffs on the EU, Japan, South Korea, and others are paused for 90 days. Wall Street ate it up. The "Magnificent Seven"—Nvidia $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ , Apple $Apple (AAPL.US)$ , Te

$S&P 500(. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ )$ $NASDAQ(. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ )$ $Dow Jones Industrial Average(. $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ )$ On April 9, 2025, the US stock market delivered a jaw-dropping performance, with the S&P 500 surging 9.78%—its third-largest single-day gain since World War II—and the Nasdaq soaring 12.34%, marking its second-biggest day ever. The catalyst? President Trump’s announcement of a 90-day tariff suspension for countries not retaliating against US trade policies. This move sparked a massive relief rally, pulling markets out of a trade-war-induced tailspin. But as of April 10, stocks are retreating, with the S&P 500 down 3.5% and the Nasdaq of

Big-Tech’s PerformanceWeekly macro storyline: Recession’s back?Market volatility due to tariffs in effect has been no less than the 2020 period, in addition to the stock market's Monday plunge, identified by Trump as a "short-term sacrifice", the volatility of U.S. debt may be more concerned about the market (elevated risk of recession)?At present, after the first three days of this week's fermentation and "withdrawal", the short-term risk of tariffs has basically been cleared, and how the end of the future, basically in the current market has been Price-in the range, so it will not be too sensitive.But overall, the risk of the medium-term still can not be ignored, even if the final landing is 10% tariffs, the economic growth rate may slow down from Q2, embodied in the corporate earnings r

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ US Tariffs: A Fatal Mistake Triggering Global Repercussions Global supply chains are on the verge of breaking, and US bond yields are spiking—clear signs that US-China relations have entered an irreversible collapse. The recent spike in rates stems directly from the trade war, revealing a critical failure in the US strategy to suppress yields. The partial U-turn on tariffs by the US isn’t a strategic shift—it’s damage control. The aim to lower bond yields has backfired spectacularly. China’s retaliation was swift and brutal: raising tariffs on US goods to an astronomical 84%. This isn't just economic maneuvering—it's a declaration of full-scale trade war. As of April 1

$S&P 500(.SPX)$   This whole Tariff shit show is nothing but just to make money from the market. DJT and his bunch of cronies makes millions shorting the crashing market and scooping up calls on the biggest Green Day.  Where the market is going? Only they know, the switch is their hand. Why Apple has been going up? When the news of smart phones will be exempted from new tariffs  Just came out today    Will the market rebound from now on, guess it all depends if they are happy with that Few millions in their big Big pockets  

The markets delivered a wild ride this week, swinging from sharp losses to a massive rebound, largely powered by retail investors. Here’s a concise breakdown of what happened, who was behind the moves, and what to watch in the days ahead. Market Recap: A Volatile but Strong Week • S&P 500: +5.7% (closed at 5,268.05) • Dow Jones: +5% • Nasdaq Composite: +7.3% • Russell 2000: +1.8% Despite the rebound, year-to-date returns remain negative: • S&P 500: -8.8% • Nasdaq: -13.4% • Russell 2000: -16.6% What triggered the rally? • A 90-day pause on new U.S. tariffs (excluding China) gave investors temporary relief. • Retail investors surged in to “buy the dip,” leading to a massive mid-week bounce. ⸻ Retail Investors Took the Lead Retail traders showed up in force this week: • Poured in over

$S&P 500(.SPX)$  if you are in for the mid to long term, ignore the tariff noise. Cause good company can and will navigate out of the storms. Remember, keep your eyes on the game, not on the scoreboard.

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Global investors and American voters may now regret elevating Trump—a leader whose erratic nature has repeatedly pushed financial markets to "witness history" within days. While Trump insists these developments are part of his grand plan, feedback from China and Europe clearly indicates his bluffing strategies have backfired. At this point, figuring out a graceful way to step back has become the most urgent task.Previously, we discussed how the new president would need to trigger a correction in overvalued assets while fostering his own leading stocks. However, the real challenge lies in managing the market disruption caused by these operational adjustments. The last double-digit weekly drop in U.S. equities happened five years ago during Trump's presidency, though this time, there's no ex

The US stock market saw a third biggest surge as Trump stated that he has authorized a 90-day tariff suspension for countries that do not take retaliatory actions. All three major indexes closing with significant gains. The $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ surged over 12%, marking the second-largest single-day gain in history!From the intraday chart, there was a significant surge in trading volume in the final session.The following are the top 10 industries with the highest gains on Wednesday, along with the top 3 leading stocks in each industry.Airlines： $United Continental(UAL)$ , $Frontier Group Holdings, Inc.(ULCC)$ $Delta Air Lines(DAL)$

$S&P 500(. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ )$ $NASDAQ(. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ )$ $Dow Jones Industrial Average(. $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ )$ Buckle up, traders—April 9, 2025, just etched itself into the Wall Street history books! The US stock market erupted in a jaw-dropping rally after President Trump dropped a bombshell: a 90-day tariff suspension for countries that don’t retaliate against US trade policies. The Nasdaq skyrocketed over 12%, clinching its second-biggest single-day gain ever. The S&P 500 and Dow weren’t far behind, posting massive gains that turned a brutal sell-off into a full-blown celebration. From ICU-level panic to a KTV-style party, this rebound was one fo

Market Recap April 9, 2025 A dramatic reversal in U.S. trade policy ignited one of the biggest single-day stock market rallies in history, halting a fast-moving financial panic and reawakening investor risk appetite. While risks remain elevated, the Trump administration’s retreat from maximalist tariffs has—at least temporarily—eased fears of a policy-induced recession. Historic bounce Markets: Earnings Reality Check Amid Repricing Surge Despite the sharp bounce, valuation concerns remain front and center: The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ trades at 20.2x 2025 Wall Street consensus earnings — a premium multiple that leaves little room for error. For the market to deliver +10% upside from current levels, two conditions must be met: Earnings must remain stabl

On Wednesday morning, Trump announced a 104% tariff increase on China. In response, China imposed an 84% tariff on the U.S. that evening. The EU also announced a countermeasure, imposing a 25% tariff on imports from the U.S. Subsequently, Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary said he wants Trump to slap a 400% tariff on China.Tariff numbers are getting larger and larger, yet the market's reaction has become increasingly calm. Trump even posted to rally people to buy $Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$ stock.Trump is becoming absurd, but has the tariff trade war already played itself out?Once tariffs exceed 100%, any additional hikes seem to lose significance. US stocks might see a short-term rebound, but the medium-term outlook remains unclear. High tariff

Was today the bottom? Are we finally in the clear?That’s the question hanging in everyone's head right now -- from boardrooms to trading desks to Twitter feeds -- and after a day like this, it’s fair to ask. We just saw a broad, violent rally across indices. It wasn’t narrow. It wasn’t defensive. It looked and felt like the beginning of something.But before we declare “blue skies ahead,” we need to be honest about where we are -- and what’s still missing.Yes, today was progress. Meaningful progress. It was the first day in months where capital didn’t feel like it was just rotating between safety trades or hugging the sidelines. There was conviction. There was structure. There was breath.But bottoms aren’t made in a day. They’re forged over time -- through repeated tests, failed rallies, re

U.S. stocks saw a big rally at the 18-hour limit and produced the third-largest one-day gain since World War II, with $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ rallying 12% in a single day on April 9th. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rallied 9.52%, recovering ground lost since April 3rd.As the weight of the U.S. technology stocks have also become the biggest beneficiaries of the rebound, except for $Apple(AAPL)$ and $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ have outperformed the broader market.And these two manufacturing companies are among the biggest beneficiaries of globalization.Looking at the performance over the past 5 days, $NVIDIA

💰 The market plunge is now a 'Mag 7 problem', as Mag 7 is becoming the problem itself.💹 $Netflix(NFLX)$/$Spotify Technology S.A.(SPOT)$/$Cinemark(CNK)$: In the time of tremendous horror, use W patterns to spot winners.📣 Stay tuned, supercharge purchasing power through CashBoost!'There is no certainty, only opportunity.'| Market recapOn Tuesday, $S&P 500(.SPX)$ fell below the psychological barrier of 5,000 points, opening high before experiencing a significant downturn. During the trading session, Trump announced a 104% tariff increase on China, prompting China to vow a strong retaliation, which led to heightened marke

How to stay calm and slay the stock market?  Volatility ≠ Risk Stocks going down? Not always bad! If you know the business, it's like your fave item going on sale. "Risk comes from not knowing what you're doing." – Uncle Warren When markets get messy, read – don’t panic Reading = brain gains. "The more you learn, the more you earn." Don't just do something… STAND there! Stillness isn’t lazy—it’s powerful. "The market gives money to the patient, not the panicky." Cash = secret weapon Have it? Use it slowly. All in already? Holding tight is a legit strategy too! "When it rains gold, bring a bucket!" Forget forecasts, love the facts No one can predict the future—not even your finance guru. Stick to what’s simple & strong. Confidence is cute, clarity is cuter Buffett only buys what he