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Weekly Buzz: Awaiting CPI and FED rate resolution

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Happy Monday, mooers!
Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week (Nano caps are excluded).
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The US market closed lower last week as various reports and data suggested that rate hikes will continue and the economy is likely to go into recession. Nasdaq lost the most - falling 3.99%, and the S&P tumbled 3.37% (Data as of Dec 09, 2022).
Without further ado, let's dive into the weekly buzzing stock list of last week:
Weekly Buzz: Awaiting CPI and FED rate resolution
1. TSLA - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Tesla shares fell 8.11% from last week's close, as multiple reports of production slowdowns in Shanghai dinged the stock (as of Dec 09, 2022).
@Cow Moo-ney
It’s either we break the recent low and waterfall down to 150s, or we form a double bottom and get a minimum 20 points rally from sub 170.
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2. AMC - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Shares of AMC Entertainment slipped 27.29% last week. AMC was aiming at its massive burden with the 'APE' special dividend (as of Dec 09, 2022).
@71648530
If you had a play, then stick to it. People on here are paid to spread FUD. Do your own diligence and have the balls to be your own account manager. I for one will hold until the play is done.
3. XPEV - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
XPEV shares were trading 4.45% lower last week in sympathy with Li Auto, which fell after the company reported worse-than-expected third-quarter financial results (Dec 09, 2022).
@MonkeyGee
If I didn't know better XPEV price movement is guided by an AI. The chart looks so textbook that only a AI can produce.
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4. NIO - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐
Another Chinese electric vehicle maker released a weak third-quarter report, dragging Nio shares down 3.81% in sympathy last week (as of Dec 09, 2022).
@AkLi
Apple to make chips in Arizona. Maybe higher prices for phones now?
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6. 00700 - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
Tencent shares rallied 10% last week as China pledged steady growth with a reopening push (as of Dec 09, 2022).
@BeckyBoo
In the consumer Internet era, the logic behind Tencent becoming a big bull stock is that the penetration rate of WeChat users continues to increase.
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7. MMAT - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
Shares of Meta Materials traded down 23.24% over the past week following insider selling activity (as of Dec 09, 2022).
@vincentts
It is doubtless a positive to see that the Meta Materials Inc. $Meta Materials(MMAT.US)$ share price has gained some 155% in the last three months.
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8. MULN - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
Mullen shares decreased 3.18% last week despite the announcement of the hiring of Donald Borthwick as its Vice President of Commercial Sales (as of Dec 09, 2022).
@Questionable Invts
Still thinking 11-13 cents highly likely. Waiting a penny or two ain't gonna trigger fomo at moment.
9. AMZN - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
Amazon shares dropped 5.35% last week despite launching a ByteDance Ltd TikTok-like feature in its app to help customers to buy products from a customized feed of photos and video (as of Dec 09, 2022).
@pafiak
E-commerce will weather well in a recession as everyone buys online. Even if economy declines, long term Amazon will be the dominant e-commerce site.
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10. BABA - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐
Alibaba shares climbed 1.42% last week as China's Covid restriction eased. Besides, Morgan Stanley upgraded its view on China stocks for the first time in two years (as of Dec 09, 2022).
@Lovely_Moo
$Alibaba(BABA.US)$ rising up while many others are falling.
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  • Popular on moomooOP : undefined  Time to be rewarded for your great insights and knowledge!
    undefined  "Investment is contributing to climate change. Do you agree?"

  • HopeAlways : The impacts of climate change are presenting growing challenges to infrastructures, and therin lies opportunity as well.  Investing in companies and technologies that promise to respond to such imperatives as reducing our dependence on fossil fuels and ensuring supplies of water and electricity is one big way to seek that double bottom line of doing well while doing good.

  • Milk The Cow :

  • Milk The Cow : Yes, I agree undefined.

    We investors are indirectly contributing to climate change for the better.

    ESG, if no investors invest in such companies, how will they have the undefined to flourish their ESG business. We investors may not look like it, but we are doing good deeds to the world 🌎 undefined. (Nah, we are just reducing the damages that humans  had done to the world undefined)

  • Syuee : Investment is crucial to achieving climate mitigation and adaptation goals.

    We need substantially more investment in zero-carbon sectors, such as renewable power generation, batteries and other energy storage technologies, green hydrogen, electric transportation, and energy efficiency, while gradually phasing out investment in fossil fuels and other high-emission economic activities.

    Climate change is increasingly impacting our everyday life.

    While it poses a multitude of challenges, understanding this megatrend can actually help us identify opportunities and navigate the changing markets.

    More companies are factoring in sustainability, such as incorporating goals to achieve net-zero carbon emissions and reduce waste.

    Governments are also making policy decisions to help transit to a low-carbon economy.

    From consumers to policymakers, many economic actors are backing sustainability. This is creating a powerful investment opportunity.

    We, as investors, can collectively allocate our investments to asset classes, companies and regions that are taking positive steps to addressing these global climate change issues.

    Investors can certainly do our part to help, by supporting and investing in companies who is aggressively transiting towards net zero carbon.

    $NextEra Energy (NEE.US)$
    $DTE Energy (DTE.US)$

    #PenguinsAreOnThinIce
    #BBQ-ed
    #MakeTheChange

  • MonkeyGee : Thanks for the call out!undefined

  • Syuee HopeAlways: We are living in times of environmental and sustainability changes.

    This makes sustainable investing more important than ever.

    As investors, we do have the power to use our capital to make a positive difference. undefined

  • ZnWC : Thanks for using the question that I suggested. I hope you find it interesting.😅

  • HopeAlways Syuee: It will take a global effort to reduce carbon emissions to push back against the effects of climate change. However, clear leaders are emerging in this battle by helping to accelerate the shift toward a cleaner future.

  • 阿姚朋友 : $GameStop (GME.US)$ The glory is gone, just like $AMC Entertainment (AMC.US)$

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