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Compare to short trade, a moderate long trade with ETF is more sustainable.Euro USD rate is about to under parity, which makes US dollar index surge to a 20-year high.What is the US dollar index?The US dollar index refers to the general international value of the US dollar, which is a measure of the value of the US dollar relative to a basket of foreign currencies. The US dollar index was established by the U.S. Federal Reserve in 1973 after the dissolution of the Bretton Woods Agreement. It is now maintained by ICE Data Indices, a subsdiary of $Intercontinental Exchange(ICE)$<

We showed Grab is leading the mobility, delivery, and e-wallet segments by its willingness to spend on consumer and partner incentives. Profitability will be in sight should incentive expenditure normalize amid recovering mobility segment. Shortage of drivers/riders is expected to keep Grab's partner incentive expenditure high as overall supply declines, especially during peak hours. Consumer incentive expenditure is showing signs of normalizing and could propel Grab to profitability as revenue growth could outpace consumer incentive expenditure growth. Dollar-cost averaging into Grab can be justified on the basis of net of net cash liquidity as Grab is priced at only 3.4x 2022Q1 annualized revenue compared to UBER's 6x. IntroductionIn our last coverage on Grab

Semiconductor stocks performance is the key barometer for the broader market and economy. Chips are used in appliances, data centres, gaming, EVs and even artificial intelligence.Have the semiconductor stocks bottomed yet? In my humble opinion NO.With inflation at all time high, rising interest rates, the war in Ukraine, increasing oil prices, the global economy is slowing down. Hence there is lesser demand for chips.However there are still demand for chips especially in the EV industry. Elon Musk said that his gigafactories in Austin and Berlin are "burning furnaces" due to supply constraints of raw materials especially chips.Data centres are still humming along as their demand for chips continue to grow. I like

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Price close: 673.42 (June 30) Market cap: $697.9 billion YTD change: -36.3% PE Ratio (TTM): 90.7 2021 is a wonderful year for Elon Musk, successfully being the richest man in the world due to soaring market cap of Tesla, while in 2022, his words aroused criticism to some extent, and Tesla also needs improving. Due to the tremendous sales amount of Model 3, Tesla posted a record 310,000 deliveries and an operating margin of 19% in Q1, leading the whole EV market booming. However, due to inflation and supply chain crisis, Tesla has to raise prices several times, At the

$AMD(AMD)$A $50,000 investment in shares of AMD at the beginning of 2012 was worth more than $1.3 million at the end of 2021. Of course, the stock has pulled back 42% so far in 2022, but investors who bought the company's shares a decade ago are still sitting on fat gains.The good part is that AMD's slide this year has made the stock attractive as far as its valuation is concerned. The stock's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 31 is way lower than its five-year average earnings multiple of 105. The forward P/E of 20 points toward healthy growth in AMD's bottom line over the next year.More importantly, a closer look at the markets that AMD serves tells us that this company could grow at an impressive pace for years to come. Take the data center busin

Key Takeaways: 5 Investing Bankings’ 2nd half 2022's Expectations and Trend Forecasts Top Sectors and stocks Opportunities for 2nd half of 2022 from 5 Institutions Bond Opportunities being highlighted by 6 institutions In The first half of 2022, Stocks around the world slumped as economic uncertainty surged with the war in Europe, a lockdown-induced recession in Asia's biggest economy, stubbornly high inflation, and several major central banks pursuing the most aggressive series of policy rate increases in decades.So far in this year, the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ performed the biggest drop since 1932 (see chart below) .Research from global investment management firm T. Rowe Price: War in Ukraine and sanctions against Russia