Hello, Tigers!Last night, U.S. stocks staged a sharp "V-shaped" rebound. In the afternoon, all three major indices rallied:Nasdaq 100: +1.36%S&P 500: +1.12%Equal-weighted S&P 500: +1.01%Russell 2000 (small caps): +1.02%Dow Jones: +1.14%Many investors might be wondering: Has the U.S. stock market reached a short-term bottom? I'll answer that question at the end of this article. First, let's analyze the recent key events.I. What’s Behind the U.S. Stock Market Rebound?1. Tariff EasingOn March 5, the White House announced that Trump had agreed to delay the implementation of new auto tariffs on certain vehicles from Mexico and Canada by one month. This decision came after discussions with executives from GM, Ford, and Stellantis.According to Reuters, automakers had requested an exemptio

Hello, Tigers!On February 21, the White House released a presidential memorandum on its "America First" investment policy, imposing strict restrictions on investments related to China. These cover high-tech, information networks, and infrastructure, marking the toughest U.S. investment policy against China to date.With Trump ramping up pressure, market volatility is rising. Will the revaluation wave of Chinese assets continue? How should investors navigate the short-term market adjustments? Let’s break it down:1.Impact of the “America First” Investment PolicyThe U.S. government’s memorandum outlines three key measures:Restricting Chinese investments in U.S. high-tech sectors, especially AI, semiconductors, and cloud computing.Blocking Chinese companies from raising funds in U.S. stock mark

Hello, Tiger Friends!Since the start of the year, the Hang Seng Tech Index has surged 26%, far outpacing the Nasdaq’s 3.7% gain. Alibaba and Tencent have returned to their 2022 levels, while EV maker BYD and Xiaomi have hit record highs.This rally in Hong Kong tech stocks has left many investors on the sidelines. Why has the market surged so strongly this time? And is there still room to invest? Let’s break it down:1.Beijing’s Leadership Meets with Top Business ExecutivesOn Monday, Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted a meeting with Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma and other prominent entrepreneurs, signaling Beijing’s support for the long-marginalized private sector. The government sees private enterprises as key to revitalizing the world’s second-largest economy.Xi encouraged business leaders t

Hello, Tigers!This week, global attention is focused not only on tech stock earnings but also on the ongoing trade war. Tariff increases are fueling inflation concerns, affecting global markets every second.As investors, the short-term market has become increasingly unpredictable, with policy shifts creating uncertainty. In such a volatile environment, how should we position and adjust our assets?Let’s dive into this week’s Weekly Wealth Trends analysis:1.How Do Tariffs Affect the Market?1.1 U.S. Tariffs on Mexico and CanadaOn February 1, the Trump administration officially announced a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, including an additional 10% tariff on Canadian energy resources, set to take effect on February 4. The White House warned that if these countries retaliate, the

Hello, Tigers!On Tuesday evening, NVIDIA’s stock plunged 6%, catching many investors off guard. After the CES conference, the market sentiment appears to have shifted, with increased division between bulls and bears, making future investment paths more uncertain. How should we position ourselves this week?1. Why Did NVIDIA Crash After CES?After delivering an exciting keynote at CES, NVIDIA experienced a rollercoaster trading day, opening at a historic high before closing down more than 6%.Market speculation points to two primary reasons:Weakening Rate-Cut ExpectationsStrong employment data and better-than-expected ISM non-manufacturing PMI have dampened hopes for rate cuts in 2025. Market expectations for rate cuts have dropped to 37 basis points, signaling less than two potential rate cut

Hi Tigers!As of Tuesday, the Dow Jones Index has experienced a 9-day losing streak, marking its longest decline in nearly 40 years. From a technical perspective, the Dow appears heavily oversold in the short term, and the TD Sequential Indicator on the daily chart is signaling a potential reversal.So, is now the time to buy the dip in the Dow Jones or related sectors?Hold on! Let’s first take a look at two major events happening this week:1.Fed Rate Decision on WednesdayThis Wednesday, the Federal Reserve will announce its final rate decision for the year. Officials are likely to approve a third consecutive rate cut while hinting at a more cautious approach to rate cuts next year.Recent data suggests the economy has performed better than officials expected during their September meeting. T