Today I want to introduce my new column about market performance.
This time we talk about large-cap stocks.
Some large-cap stocks like $Apple(AAPL.US)$ or $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ , we usually choose to buy the dip. This week, the U.S. market slid on Omicron fears, is it a good chance for large-cap stocks?
Let's see the biggest movers for large-cap stocks:
Top 10 movers for mega-cap stocks
Top 5 movers for large-cap value stocks
Top 5 movers for large-cap growth stocks
Which stock you choose to buy next week?
And don't forget to follow me, next time we will talk about small-cap stocks

In an email sent to SpaceX employees, Elon Musk addressed the 'crisis' of Starship Raptor engine production, and said the company could face a 'genuine risk of bankruptcy' if the company is unable to achieve a Starship flight rate of once every two weeks next year.
Starship is the massive, next-generation rocket SpaceX is developing to launch cargo and people on missions to the moon and Mars. The company is testing prototypes at a facility in southern Texas and has flown multiple short test flights. But to move to orbital launches, the rocket prototypes will need as many as 39 Raptor engines each – necessitating a sharp ramp in engine production.
Elon Musk is angry with the lack of progress SpaceX has made in developing the Raptor engines that power its Starship rocket. He described a dire situation the day after Thanksgiving in a companywide email.
The Raptor production crisis is much worse than it seemed a few weeks ago.”
—— Musk wrote.
Musk wrote in the email that he planned to take the long Thanksgiving holiday off. But, after discovering the Raptor situation, Musk said he would personally work on the engine production line through Friday night and into the weekend.
We need all hands on deck to recover from what is, quite frankly, a disaster."
—— Musk wrote.
Mooers, do you think whether or not Musk will guide SpaceX out of this mess?
$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ $Velo3D(VLD.US)$
Source: SPACE EXPLORED, CNBC

The fear and greed index was developed by CNNMoney to measure two of the primary emotions that influence how much investors are willing to pay for stocks.
The fear and greed index is measured on a daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly basis. In theory, the index can be used to gauge whether the stock market is fairly priced. This is based on the logic that excessive fear tends to drive down share prices, and too much greed tends to have the opposite effect.
Be fearful when others are greedy. Be greedy when others are fearful.
---Warren Buffett
Fear & Greed Index
What emotion is driving the market?
Market Momentum: Fear
The S&P 500 is 3.58% above its 125-day average. During the last two years, the S&P 500 has typically been further above this average than it is now, indicating that investors are committing capital to the market at a slower rate than they had been previously.
Last changed Nov 24 from an Extreme Greed rating.
Put and Call Options: Fear
During the last five trading days, volume in put options has lagged volume in call options by 54.01% as investors make bullish bets in their portfolios. However, this is still among the highest levels of put buying seen during the last two years, indicating fear on the part of investors.
Last changed Nov 22 from a Neutral rating.
Market Volatility: Extreme Fear
The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) is at 28.62, 53.95% above its 50-day moving average and indicates that investors are concerned about the near-term values of their portfolios.
Last changed Nov 24 from a Neutral rating.
Source: CNNmoney
$S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$ $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ $Apple(AAPL.US)$

$BeyondSpring(BYSI.US)$ just a thought. agreeing to participate in a fireside chat and investor meeting on the 30th (the same day as pdufa) is extremely bullish. you dont attend to explain failure you attend to boast

Cathie Wood — known for her innovation ETFs that garnered billions in inflows during the pandemic — said Ark Invest is internally testing a fund that takes the strategy a step further by simultaneously betting against major stocks in the benchmarks that are being disrupted.
"We're testing out a portfolio but it's really Ark on steroids," Wood told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Wednesday. Wood said she wants to test the strategy on Ark's employees and did not say when the fund would be made available to retail investors.
"We think the benchmarks are where the big risks are long-term because they are filling up with value-traps, those companies that have done very well historically but are going to be disintermediated and disrupted by the massive amount of innovation that's taking place."
- Wood added.
$ARK Innovation ETF(ARKK.US)$, the flagship fund of Ark investment, is down15%while the $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$ is up 25% this year.
"In five years, the world will look nothing like it does today and we're invested in all the disruptors, the winners, that are going to disrupt the traditional world order."
- Wood said.
$Tesla(TSLA.US)$is Ark Innovation's top holding, with other names like $Coinbase(COIN.US)$, $Teladoc Health(TDOC.US)$, $Unity Software(U.US)$, $Roku Inc(ROKU.US)$and $Zoom Video Communications(ZM.US)$.
To put numbers to Wood's theory, she said that innovation is currently priced in the public global market place at roughly between $10 and $15 trillion. In ten years, disruptive innovation will be about $200 trillion of that market capitalization.
"It will go from a little bit more than 10% of global equity market caps to what we believe could be more than half. That's how much disruption is evolving thanks to DNA sequencing, robotics, energy storage, artificial intelligence and blockchain technology.”
- Wood added.
What do you think about Cathie Wood's recent trading? Will you invest in ARKK if Cathie Wood starts using the new strategy?
Source: CNBC