Why do diet pills have such a powerful impact? As early as November of last year, Teacher Qiu introduced powerful diet pills to his classmates.
Now that the trend of diet pills has taken the world by storm, huge demand has made investors see investment opportunities. The current frontrunners are also well-known Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly. The market capitalization of these two companies has also reached new highs over and over again!
Currently, many pharmaceutical companies also want to join the diet drug race. Among them are US Pfizer, Amgen, Boehringer Ingelheim, and Chinese pharmaceutical companies that have followed suit, but many have not succeeded. The intensity of the competition on the entire weight loss track is self-evident!
The rise of weight loss requirements will definitely affect some companies, and diet pills will definitely be a trend in the future! Anyone who wants to lose weight while lying down can't they?
On December 22nd, I came to our live broadcast room. Mr. Qiu will explain to you why diet pills are so powerful!

The strong performance of US technology stocks last night once again boosted the rise in the US stock market, although the stock market briefly declined due to the Treasury's increase in borrowing expectations for the second quarter. Tesla's stock price surged 15%, the biggest one-day increase in three years, while Apple also rose 2.5%. In contrast, Google and Nvidia experienced a period of fluctuation. Google fell by more than 3%, and Nvidia rebounded slightly after falling nearly 3% in the intraday period.
In the European market, the British stock market hit record highs for three consecutive days. Dutch Philips shares soared 29%, while Deutsche Bank fell nearly 9%. Furthermore, news of Tesla CEO Elon Musk's visit to China attracted market attention, particularly the expectation that fully automated driving technology (FSD) will soon be implemented in China.
The US Treasury unexpectedly raised borrowing expectations for the second quarter. This move did not take into account the possibility that the Federal Reserve might slow down its contraction. Meanwhile, the market continues to pay attention to the Fed's future interest rate policy. Despite expectations of interest rate cuts, the market generally believes that it will not return to the period of ultra-low interest rates.
In the currency market, the yen fell sharply in the Asian market. At one point, it fell below 160 yen to 1 US dollar, a new low since 1990, but then surged 3.5% in the intraday period and once recovered to 155 yen. The US dollar index, on the other hand, turned down in the intraday period and was close to a two-week low. The cryptocurrency market is also quite volatile. Bitcoin's price once fell sharply, falling below the $62,000 mark.
The price of crude oil fell after rising for two consecutive days, and the price of US oil hit a new low in a month...

Last week's US personal consumption expenditure (PCE) data was relatively moderate, easing market concerns about aggressive monetary policies, causing the Nasdaq index to achieve its biggest weekly gain in two months, with an overall rise of more than 4%. After the earnings report, Google soared 10%, to a record high and the biggest one-day increase in nearly nine years, while Microsoft also closed up nearly 2%. Although Tesla fell more than 1% during the earnings week, it still accumulated a cumulative increase of more than 14% throughout the week. Meta, on the other hand, dropped nearly 8% in the same week.
The chip industry also showed vitality. The overall chip stock index rose by more than 2%. Among them, Nvidia surged 15% throughout the week, the biggest weekly increase in 11 months, even though Intel's stock price fell by more than 9% after the earnings report. In Europe, British stocks hit another record high. The pan-European stock index recorded its biggest weekly gain in three months, and the technology sector rose nearly 5% throughout the week.
In terms of monetary policy, the US core PCE price rose to 2.82% year on year in March, slightly exceeding expectations. This led the market to increase its bet on the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in September, and the probability increased from 60% to 65%. The year-on-year growth rate of US core PCE data spending in March hit a year-on-year high. Although US bond yields were low on a new day after the data was released, the US dollar index also rebounded at an accelerated pace after hitting a new low for two weeks. Meanwhile, after the Bank of Japan's policy decision, the yen continued to depreciate, falling below the 156, 157, and 158 marks one after another, hitting a new low since 1990.
In the commodity market, crude oil prices ended the previous two-week decline after rising continuously for more than a week. US gas prices...

Financial Highlights
• Revenue: Total third-quarter revenue of $3.5 billion, non-GAAP gross margin of 29.3%, and non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.63, exceeding expectations of $0.21.
• Revenue distribution: Cloud computing market revenue increased 29% year over year, client market revenue increased 20% year over year, and consumer market revenue increased 17% year over year.
• Operating expenses: Operating expenses increased to $728 million in the quarter, and QoQ increased 4%, but decreased by 4% compared to the same period last year. This indicates that the company may be optimizing costs or improving efficiency in some areas, although overall costs are still increasing.
• Cloud services revenue: The cloud services sector showed strong growth, reaching $1,553 million in revenue, a 45% increase in QoQ, and a 29% increase in YoY. This significant growth may reflect the company's expansion in the cloud services market and the increase in market demand.
• Consumer sector: The consumer sector's situation was different, with revenue QoQ falling 13%, but YoY grew 17% to $730 million. The decline in QoQ may be due to seasonal factors or increased competition in the market. However, the annual growth shows that the long-term trend is still positive, showing steady growth in the consumer business.
Business dynamics and market trends
• Product and market strategy: Western Digital continues to develop more...

Financial Highlights
• Revenue: Total revenue for the first quarter was $36.5 billion, up 27% year over year.
• Profit: Net income of $12.4 billion and earnings per share of $4.71.
• Capital expenditure: Including major payments for leases, capital expenditure was $6.7 billion, mainly for investments in servers, data centers, and network infrastructure.
• Free cash flow: Free cash flow was $12.5 billion.
Business dynamics and market trends
• User growth: Approximately 3.2 billion people use at least one Meta platform app every day.
• Ad Revenue: Ad revenue was US$35.6 billion, up 27% year over year.
• Other revenue from home apps: Business messaging revenue from the WhatsApp business platform drove an 85% increase in other revenue for home apps.
Invest and innovate
• AI and metaverse: Meta continues to focus on investing in AI and metaverse technology, with particular emphasis on the progress of Meta AI, an artificial intelligence assistant that can be used on various applications and devices.
• Advertising and content recommendation systems: By further developing advanced recommendation systems, Meta aims to increase user engagement and advertising efficiency on the platform.
Vision and Strategy
• Financial Forecast: Total revenue for the second quarter is expected to be between $36.5 billion and $39 billion.
• Long-term investments: Meta plans to... over the next few years