The trend of US stocks was reversed on Monday. The Dow Jones index closed up 146 points. Electric vehicle giant Tesla (TSLA) was lifted many restrictions by China, and the stock price went up 15%.
After opening 42 points higher, the increase extended to 166 points, with a high of 38,406 points. At the end of the session, it fell 24 points, down 38,215 points; the index rose 0.46% at most, the NASDAQ rose 0.59%, and the NASDAQ and the index also declined moderately in the intraday period.
The US market closed, with the Dow rising 146 points or 0.38% to 38,386 points; the benchmark rose 0.32% to 5,116 points; the NASDAQ entered 0.35% to 15,983 points; and the Golden Dragon Index, which reflects the performance of Chinese concept stocks, rebounded 0.54%.

This week is a relatively important week for US stocks
Both the Federal Reserve and individual companies have important data to be released
In addition to Non-Agricultural Week, this week is also earnings week
As the first earnings season progresses to the middle,
Nearly half of the S&P 500 companies have published financial reports.
Up to now, about 77% of companies have announced EPS that are higher than market expectations.
Among them, better-than-expected earnings reports from Alphabet and Microsoft had a positive impact on market sentiment.
In contrast, Meta's performance fell short of market expectations.
It presents a very different picture, but they all continue to invest in AI
Entering a new week,
The focus of the market will shift to the heavy financial reports of two of the “Big Seven” companies.
First, after Tuesday's market, Amazon will announce its results.
After the market on Thursday, Apple will release its earnings report.
Considering the decline in shipments in the Chinese smartphone market,
Analysts have lowered their performance expectations for Apple.
The market will also pay special attention to Apple's service revenue
As well as its further plans in the field of artificial intelligence.
In the semiconductor industry,
AMD's earnings report is expected to be the focus of the market after the market on Tuesday.
The continued growth of data centers is expected to be a supporting factor.
However, the PC side and gaming sector may be affected by cyclical factors.
On Wednesday, Qualcomm will share its views on AI PCs and AI phones.
Additionally, server manufacturer SMCI also deserves market attention.

I hope US stocks will plummet in the last two weeks
The AI tech stock bubble bursting
Or shorting US AI technology stocks
I'm afraid I'll be disappointed
Because no matter TSMC, Meta, Google,
Microsoft's performance
They all benefit from profits and orders due to the high demand for AI
Therefore, after a sharp correction in stock prices,
Let's have a big backlash
Shorters are like throwing coins at a high place

The growth rate of individual US semiconductor stocks since January 2024
Driven by artificial intelligence (AI), the semiconductor sector experienced a very impressive increase in 2024. In addition to the much-publicized Yingweida (NVDA), which has risen more than 82% this year, Micron Technology (MU) has also risen more than 50% due to strong demand for AI chips. The company's earnings report for the quarter turned a loss into a win, greatly surpassing Wall Street analysis and starting a new round of semiconductor bull market. Other semiconductor equipment suppliers all had good gains, outperforming the S&P 500's earnings. Let's wait and see for how long the semiconductor sector's hot momentum can continue!

Apple (AAPL) and NVIDIA (NVIDIA) stock prices soared, helping the NASDAQ index reach record highs; the Dow Jones index fell slightly by 2.43 points.
Following a drop of 422 points on Wednesday, the Dow rebounded by more than 100 points when the market opened on Thursday, but fell soon. It fell 264 points, down 38,197 points, and at one point the end was raised 137 points, up 38,598 points; the index fell first and then rose 0.99%; the NASDAQ rose by up to 1.82%.
The US market closed, and the Dow dropped 2 points to 38,459 points; the index rose 0.74% to 5199 points; and the NASDAQ surged 1.68% to 16,442 points. The Golden Dragon Index, which reflects the performance of Chinese concept stocks, rose slightly by 0.07%.

Geopolitical tension is rising, and the market is worried that Iran will go to war with Israel. International oil prices once rose by more than 1 US dollar per barrel on Friday, then hit a five-month high, and the number of consecutive days of increase extended to the sixth trading day.
The New York futures market closed up 32 cents, or 0.37%, to $86.91 per barrel. London Brent futures closed up 52 cents, or 0.57%, to $91.17 per barrel. The cumulative increase of the two futures was about 4% this week, the best weekly performance since mid-February.
Price analyst Phil Flynn pointed out that if Iran and Israel go to war head-on, it will bring unprecedented challenges to the oil market.

Crude oil prices have soared, triggering concerns about inflation. Federal Reserve officials frightened the market by saying “interest rates may not be cut this year.” US stocks changed from rising to falling, and the Dow Jones index plummeted 530 points when it closed on Thursday!
After the Dow opened 216 points higher on Thursday, the increase widened to 294 points, reaching a high of 39,421 points, falling rapidly at the end, with a maximum drop of 567 points and a low of 38,559 points; the index rose 0.87% at one point, and the NASDAQ rose at most 1.17%.
At the close of the US market, the Dow fell 530 points, or 1.35%, to 38,596 points; the index switched 1.23% to 5,147 points; the NASDAQ fell 1.4% to 16049 points; and the Golden Dragon Index, which reflects the performance of Chinese concept stocks, fell 1.5%.

Electric vehicle stocks led by TESLA were sold off, retail stocks declined, and the Dow Jones index fell 396 points when closed on Tuesday.
The Dow took on Monday's decline. The rift opened 310 points lower, up to 515 points, and as low as 39051 points; the index once plummeted 1.14%, and the NASDAQ fell 1.58%.
The US market closed. The Dow fell 396 points, or 1%, to 39,170 points; the standard index fell 0.72% to 5,205 points; the NASDAQ fell 0.95% to 16,240 points; and the Golden Dragon Index, which reflects the performance of Chinese concept stocks, rebounded 0.32%.