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US stocks closed | PCE suspends inflation concerns, Google's performance soared more than 10% after that, and Nvidia rose more than 6%
The S&P Index rose 2.67% this week, and the NASDAQ rose 4.23%, all of which recorded the biggest weekly gain since November last year; the China General Index rose nearly 9% weekly, the biggest increase since July last year.
wallstreetcnApr 26 21:45 ET
JPMorgan Favors Low-Cost Options for Potential China Rebound
After three years of bumpyness, valuations in the Chinese market appear notably low compared to other emerging markets. Investors who would like to take exposure to China equity should consider using "cheap options" to benefit in the country's potential recovery, say strategists at JPMorgan Chase on Monday.
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Asia Markets Mostly Negative After U.S. Inflation Hotter Than Expected, China CPI Slows
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Asia Market Rises as Investors Brace for Kick Start of Earnings, Key US Inflation Data, Fed Minutes
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Asia Markets in Red Tracking Sharp Selloff on Wall Street Ahead of Key US Jobs Report; Oil Soars
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Asia Markets Mixed Mirroring Global Sentiment as Traders Digest the Latest Remarks From Fed
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学习钓鱼de渔夫 : What if it breaks the pattern?
10baggerbammOP 学习钓鱼de渔夫: well you can play the what if game all the time if it breaks out to the upside you're not going to chase it it has to establish a new support level if it breaks down below like many stocks did this past week then you can't buy it but as long as it stays in that channel everybody sees it and everybody is going to be buying it on the lower support and selling it on the upper resistance
学习钓鱼de渔夫 : when will be the next buying in? Looking at some entry level to get in…
10baggerbammOP 学习钓鱼de渔夫: $18.25 it's not an exact level it could be a few pennies higher a few pennies less typically this ETF gaps up gaps down and doesn't really trade intraday from a price variance that much