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chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 23:28) Posted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dtrgwqei7ww Market Summary  >   Dow Jones Industrial Average 37,940.05 &minus 61.76 (0.16%) today23 Jan, 10:23  am GMT-5  &bull   Disclaimer   3rd party Ad. Not an offer or recommendation by Investing.com. See disclosure here or remove ads. US Dollar Index 103.61 +0.28 (+0.27%) chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 23:23) Posted: Dow Jones 37,941.32 -60.49 -0.16%   S& P 500 4,855.61 +5.18 +0.11%   Nasdaq 15,383.57 +23.29 +0.15%   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61AoMeNd8KY& list=RD61AoMeNd8KY& start_radio=1

 

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chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 23:23) Posted: Dow Jones 37,941.32 -60.49 -0.16%   S& P 500 4,855.61 +5.18 +0.11%   Nasdaq 15,383.57 +23.29 +0.15%   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61AoMeNd8KY& list=RD61AoMeNd8KY& start_radio=1   chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 23:11) Posted: the spare cash push Dow to record high https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/22/stock-market-today-live-updates.html https://finance.yahoo.com/news/record-6-trillion-cash-sidelines-211101016.html

 

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 23:11) Posted: the spare cash push Dow to record high https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/22/stock-market-today-live-updates.html https://finance.yahoo.com/news/record-6-trillion-cash-sidelines-211101016.html chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 18:23) Posted: https://www.investing.com/currencies/usd-sgd   https://www.mfa.gov.sg/Newsroom/Press-Statements-Transcripts-and-Photos/2024/01/20240122-US-Congressional-Delegation-Visit

 

the spare cash push Dow to record high

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 18:23) Posted: https://www.investing.com/currencies/usd-sgd   https://www.mfa.gov.sg/Newsroom/Press-Statements-Transcripts-and-Photos/2024/01/20240122-US-Congressional-Delegation-Visit chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:30) Posted: Stocks and bonds have surged in November. With record investor balances in money-market funds, some analysts are optimistic that they have more room to run. Everything from technology stocks to junk-rated company debt has been rising after an encouraging inflation report reinforced bets that the Federal Reserve can achieve a soft landing by cooling the economy without pushing it into a deep recession. The S& P 500 is up 8.7% this month, while the Nasdaq Composite has climbed 11%. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which falls as bond prices rise, is down by nearly half a percentage point to 4.483%&mdash a substantial move in a market where daily moves are measured in hundredths of a point.   Investors are plowing cash into stocks and bond funds. Invesco&rsquo s QQQ exchange-traded fund, which tracks the tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 Index, reported its largest weekly inflow in history the week of Nov. 13. Funds that track high-yield bond indexes&mdash the higher risk portion of the corporate bond market&mdash reported their two highest weekly inflows on record in the middle of November.  Meanwhile, institutions and investors together have a record $5.7 trillion parked in cash-like money-market funds, many of which are yielding above 5%, according to the Investment Company Institute.  Some on Wall Street see the cash as a bullish signal and a potential tailwind for stocks and bonds if the inflation outlook continues to improve. Others say some of that money has simply shifted to higher-yielding money markets from traditional bank accounts. They question the idea that the money is waiting on the sidelines and ready to enter the market. Investors trying to gauge the market&rsquo s trajectory will be parsing comments this week from three Fed governors for clues on the central bank&rsquo s thinking on inflation and the economy. The latest consumer confidence survey is also set for release Tuesday. &ldquo For the first time in a long time, cash is a competitor,&rdquo said Ali Dibadj, chief executive of Janus Henderson Investors. &ldquo But I think as soon as short-term rates start to tick down, you&rsquo re going to see large flows to other assets.&rdquo At retail brokerage Webull, Chief Executive Anthony Denier has seen firsthand the newfound appeal of cash to everyday investors. Webull began offering a 5% yield on cash held at the brokerage earlier this year to remain competitive with money-market funds.  The offering attracted deposits, resulting in much-higher-than-normal cash allocations for Webull customers that Denier said only began to shift this month.    &ldquo All that cash that customers have been piling into their brokerage account the last six months to earn yield, they&rsquo re finally starting to use it this month and we&rsquo re seeing it put into action,&rdquo Denier said. &ldquo It says to me that retail investors are really bullish.&rdquo   Customers have put money into tech stocks, equity index funds and beaten-down small-cap stocks in the past few weeks, Denier said.  Small-cap stocks, which are generally more sensitive to higher interest rates, have trailed large-caps by a historic margin this year. The gap has narrowed in November, with the Russell 2000 small cap index jumping more than 5% on Nov. 14 when the better-than-expected October inflation report was released.  SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS Do you view the quantities of cash held in money-market funds as a bullish sign for stocks and bonds? Join the conversation below. David Littleton, chief executive of asset manager F/m Investments, said he thinks the record sum in money-market funds is contributing to the velocity of the rally in beaten-down assets like small-caps.  &ldquo With the new inflation outlook, people either got greedy or they got fearful they were going to miss out on a rally, and you saw a 5% up move in the index,&rdquo said Littleton. &ldquo There&rsquo s definitely some cash waiting for these moments, but I don&rsquo t think you&rsquo ll see it all move overnight.&rdquo In October, money-market funds posted their first significant monthly outflow since interest rates began rising. Yet with short-term rates still around 5%, sitting in cash is more attractive for many investors than it used to be. For that reason, David Kelly, chief strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, says he isn&rsquo t expecting a mass exodus from money-market funds soon.  &ldquo What I see here is a growing realization on the part of individuals and even institutions that there are just better yields to be had in a money-market fund than bank accounts,&rdquo Kelly said.

 

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:30) Posted: Stocks and bonds have surged in November. With record investor balances in money-market funds, some analysts are optimistic that they have more room to run. Everything from technology stocks to junk-rated company debt has been rising after an encouraging inflation report reinforced bets that the Federal Reserve can achieve a soft landing by cooling the economy without pushing it into a deep recession. The S& P 500 is up 8.7% this month, while the Nasdaq Composite has climbed 11%. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which falls as bond prices rise, is down by nearly half a percentage point to 4.483%&mdash a substantial move in a market where daily moves are measured in hundredths of a point.   Investors are plowing cash into stocks and bond funds. Invesco&rsquo s QQQ exchange-traded fund, which tracks the tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 Index, reported its largest weekly inflow in history the week of Nov. 13. Funds that track high-yield bond indexes&mdash the higher risk portion of the corporate bond market&mdash reported their two highest weekly inflows on record in the middle of November.  Meanwhile, institutions and investors together have a record $5.7 trillion parked in cash-like money-market funds, many of which are yielding above 5%, according to the Investment Company Institute.  Some on Wall Street see the cash as a bullish signal and a potential tailwind for stocks and bonds if the inflation outlook continues to improve. Others say some of that money has simply shifted to higher-yielding money markets from traditional bank accounts. They question the idea that the money is waiting on the sidelines and ready to enter the market. Investors trying to gauge the market&rsquo s trajectory will be parsing comments this week from three Fed governors for clues on the central bank&rsquo s thinking on inflation and the economy. The latest consumer confidence survey is also set for release Tuesday. &ldquo For the first time in a long time, cash is a competitor,&rdquo said Ali Dibadj, chief executive of Janus Henderson Investors. &ldquo But I think as soon as short-term rates start to tick down, you&rsquo re going to see large flows to other assets.&rdquo At retail brokerage Webull, Chief Executive Anthony Denier has seen firsthand the newfound appeal of cash to everyday investors. Webull began offering a 5% yield on cash held at the brokerage earlier this year to remain competitive with money-market funds.  The offering attracted deposits, resulting in much-higher-than-normal cash allocations for Webull customers that Denier said only began to shift this month.    &ldquo All that cash that customers have been piling into their brokerage account the last six months to earn yield, they&rsquo re finally starting to use it this month and we&rsquo re seeing it put into action,&rdquo Denier said. &ldquo It says to me that retail investors are really bullish.&rdquo   Customers have put money into tech stocks, equity index funds and beaten-down small-cap stocks in the past few weeks, Denier said.  Small-cap stocks, which are generally more sensitive to higher interest rates, have trailed large-caps by a historic margin this year. The gap has narrowed in November, with the Russell 2000 small cap index jumping more than 5% on Nov. 14 when the better-than-expected October inflation report was released.  SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS Do you view the quantities of cash held in money-market funds as a bullish sign for stocks and bonds? Join the conversation below. David Littleton, chief executive of asset manager F/m Investments, said he thinks the record sum in money-market funds is contributing to the velocity of the rally in beaten-down assets like small-caps.  &ldquo With the new inflation outlook, people either got greedy or they got fearful they were going to miss out on a rally, and you saw a 5% up move in the index,&rdquo said Littleton. &ldquo There&rsquo s definitely some cash waiting for these moments, but I don&rsquo t think you&rsquo ll see it all move overnight.&rdquo In October, money-market funds posted their first significant monthly outflow since interest rates began rising. Yet with short-term rates still around 5%, sitting in cash is more attractive for many investors than it used to be. For that reason, David Kelly, chief strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, says he isn&rsquo t expecting a mass exodus from money-market funds soon.  &ldquo What I see here is a growing realization on the part of individuals and even institutions that there are just better yields to be had in a money-market fund than bank accounts,&rdquo Kelly said.   chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:19) Posted: a new world order under US biden specific measures restricting U.S. investors from putting money into Chinese AI companies or downgrading scholarly exchanges. However, the relationship between the United States and China, especially in the realms of technology and trade, has been complex and subject to changes

 

Stocks and bonds have surged in November. With record investor balances in money-market funds, some analysts are optimistic that they have more room to run.
Everything from technology stocks to junk-rated company debt has been rising after an encouraging inflation report reinforced bets that the Federal Reserve can achieve a soft landing by cooling the economy without pushing it into a deep recession.
The S& P 500 is up 8.7% this month, while the Nasdaq Composite has climbed 11%. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which falls as bond prices rise, is down by nearly half a percentage point to 4.483%&mdash a substantial move in a market where daily moves are measured in hundredths of a point. Investors are plowing cash into stocks and bond funds. Invesco&rsquo s QQQ exchange-traded fund, which tracks the tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 Index, reported its largest weekly inflow in history the week of Nov. 13. Funds that track high-yield bond indexes&mdash the higher risk portion of the corporate bond market&mdash reported their two highest weekly inflows on record in the middle of November. 
Meanwhile, institutions and investors together have a record $5.7 trillion parked in cash-like money-market funds, many of which are yielding above 5%, according to the Investment Company Institute. 
Some on Wall Street see the cash as a bullish signal and a potential tailwind for stocks and bonds if the inflation outlook continues to improve. Others say some of that money has simply shifted to higher-yielding money markets from traditional bank accounts. They question the idea that the money is waiting on the sidelines and ready to enter the market.
Investors trying to gauge the market&rsquo s trajectory will be parsing comments this week from three Fed governors for clues on the central bank&rsquo s thinking on inflation and the economy. The latest consumer confidence survey is also set for release Tuesday.
&ldquo For the first time in a long time, cash is a competitor,&rdquo said Ali Dibadj, chief executive of Janus Henderson Investors. &ldquo But I think as soon as short-term rates start to tick down, you&rsquo re going to see large flows to other assets.&rdquo
At retail brokerage Webull, Chief Executive Anthony Denier has seen firsthand the newfound appeal of cash to everyday investors. Webull began offering a 5% yield on cash held at the brokerage earlier this year to remain competitive with money-market funds. 
The offering attracted deposits, resulting in much-higher-than-normal cash allocations for Webull customers that Denier said only began to shift this month.  &ldquo All that cash that customers have been piling into their brokerage account the last six months to earn yield, they&rsquo re finally starting to use it this month and we&rsquo re seeing it put into action,&rdquo Denier said. &ldquo It says to me that retail investors are really bullish.&rdquo  
Customers have put money into tech stocks, equity index funds and beaten-down small-cap stocks in the past few weeks, Denier said. 
Small-cap stocks, which are generally more sensitive to higher interest rates, have trailed large-caps by a historic margin this year. The gap has narrowed in November, with the Russell 2000 small cap index jumping more than 5% on Nov. 14 when the better-than-expected October inflation report was released.  David Littleton, chief executive of asset manager F/m Investments, said he thinks the record sum in money-market funds is contributing to the velocity of the rally in beaten-down assets like small-caps. 
&ldquo With the new inflation outlook, people either got greedy or they got fearful they were going to miss out on a rally, and you saw a 5% up move in the index,&rdquo said Littleton. &ldquo There&rsquo s definitely some cash waiting for these moments, but I don&rsquo t think you&rsquo ll see it all move overnight.&rdquo
In October, money-market funds posted their first significant monthly outflow since interest rates began rising. Yet with short-term rates still around 5%, sitting in cash is more attractive for many investors than it used to be.
For that reason, David Kelly, chief strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, says he isn&rsquo t expecting a mass exodus from money-market funds soon. 
&ldquo What I see here is a growing realization on the part of individuals and even institutions that there are just better yields to be had in a money-market fund than bank accounts,&rdquo Kelly said.
 

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:19) Posted: a new world order under US biden specific measures restricting U.S. investors from putting money into Chinese AI companies or downgrading scholarly exchanges. However, the relationship between the United States and China, especially in the realms of technology and trade, has been complex and subject to changes. chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:15) Posted: De-risking can take various forms depending on the context: Financial Risk Management: Companies may implement strategies to manage financial risks such as market volatility, interest rate fluctuations, and currency risks. This could involve diversifying investments, using hedging instruments, or adjusting financial structures. Operational Risk Mitigation: Businesses may focus on minimizing operational risks by improving processes, adopting robust cybersecurity measures, and ensuring compliance with regulations. This can protect the company from disruptions and legal consequences. Regulatory Compliance: Given the complex regulatory environment in the United States, companies often engage in de-risking activities to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. This may involve thorough legal assessments, implementing internal controls, and staying updated on regulatory changes. Supply Chain Risk Management: Companies may de-risk by diversifying their supply chains, reducing dependence on a single supplier or region. This is particularly relevant in the context of global supply chain disruptions. Investment Portfolio Diversification: Investors may de-risk their portfolios by diversifying across different asset classes, industries, and geographical regions. This helps to spread risk and reduce the impact of poor performance in any one area. Insurance Coverage: Companies may invest in comprehensive insurance coverage to mitigate the financial impact of unforeseen events, such as natural disasters, lawsuits, or other liabilities. Strategic Partnerships and Alliances: Collaborating with reliable partners and forming strategic alliances can be a form of de-risking. This allows companies to leverage each other' s strengths and resources, reducing individual exposure to certain risks. https://www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpreter/us-india-relations-are-shaken-not-shattered

 

a new world order under US biden
specific measures restricting U.S. investors from putting money into Chinese AI companies or downgrading scholarly exchanges. However, the relationship between the United States and China, especially in the realms of technology and trade, has been complex and subject to changes.

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:15) Posted: De-risking can take various forms depending on the context: Financial Risk Management: Companies may implement strategies to manage financial risks such as market volatility, interest rate fluctuations, and currency risks. This could involve diversifying investments, using hedging instruments, or adjusting financial structures. Operational Risk Mitigation: Businesses may focus on minimizing operational risks by improving processes, adopting robust cybersecurity measures, and ensuring compliance with regulations. This can protect the company from disruptions and legal consequences. Regulatory Compliance: Given the complex regulatory environment in the United States, companies often engage in de-risking activities to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. This may involve thorough legal assessments, implementing internal controls, and staying updated on regulatory changes. Supply Chain Risk Management: Companies may de-risk by diversifying their supply chains, reducing dependence on a single supplier or region. This is particularly relevant in the context of global supply chain disruptions. Investment Portfolio Diversification: Investors may de-risk their portfolios by diversifying across different asset classes, industries, and geographical regions. This helps to spread risk and reduce the impact of poor performance in any one area. Insurance Coverage: Companies may invest in comprehensive insurance coverage to mitigate the financial impact of unforeseen events, such as natural disasters, lawsuits, or other liabilities. Strategic Partnerships and Alliances: Collaborating with reliable partners and forming strategic alliances can be a form of de-risking. This allows companies to leverage each other' s strengths and resources, reducing individual exposure to certain risks. https://www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpreter/us-india-relations-are-shaken-not-shattered chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:12) Posted: when China and US de-risks after US hike rates 12 times from march 2022 to 2024 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/watch/when-titans-clas

 

De-risking can take various forms depending on the context:

1. Financial Risk Management: Companies may implement strategies to manage financial risks such as market volatility, interest rate fluctuations, and currency risks. This could involve diversifying investments, using hedging instruments, or adjusting financial structures.
2. Operational Risk Mitigation: Businesses may focus on minimizing operational risks by improving processes, adopting robust cybersecurity measures, and ensuring compliance with regulations. This can protect the company from disruptions and legal consequences.
3. Regulatory Compliance: Given the complex regulatory environment in the United States, companies often engage in de-risking activities to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. This may involve thorough legal assessments, implementing internal controls, and staying updated on regulatory changes.
4. Supply Chain Risk Management: Companies may de-risk by diversifying their supply chains, reducing dependence on a single supplier or region. This is particularly relevant in the context of global supply chain disruptions.
5. Investment Portfolio Diversification: Investors may de-risk their portfolios by diversifying across different asset classes, industries, and geographical regions. This helps to spread risk and reduce the impact of poor performance in any one area.
6. Insurance Coverage: Companies may invest in comprehensive insurance coverage to mitigate the financial impact of unforeseen events, such as natural disasters, lawsuits, or other liabilities.
7. Strategic Partnerships and Alliances: Collaborating with reliable partners and forming strategic alliances can be a form of de-risking. This allows companies to leverage each other' s strengths and resources, reducing individual exposure to certain risks.

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:12) Posted: when China and US de-risks after US hike rates 12 times from march 2022 to 2024 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/watch/when-titans-clash chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:05) Posted: US under current old leader only interested in wars and hiking rates and bring factories back to usa,they are not interest in doing anything for the world https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2023/11/30/china-global-ai-plans-0012916

 

when China and US de-risks after US hike rates 12 times from march 2022 to 2024
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/watch/when-titans-clash

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:05) Posted: US under current old leader only interested in wars and hiking rates and bring factories back to usa,they are not interest in doing anything for the world https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2023/11/30/china-global-ai-plans-00129160 chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:01) Posted: when a new US leader is elected in 2024, the world will see what policies he will adopt to make the world a better place to do business https://www.usbank.com/investing/financial-perspectives/investing-insights/percentage-of-cash-in-my-portfolio.htm

 

US under current old leader only interested in wars and hiking rates and bring factories back to usa,they are not interest in doing anything for the world
https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2023/11/30/china-global-ai-plans-00129160

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 15:01) Posted: when a new US leader is elected in 2024, the world will see what policies he will adopt to make the world a better place to do business https://www.usbank.com/investing/financial-perspectives/investing-insights/percentage-of-cash-in-my-portfolio.html chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 14:52) Posted: when rates stay high for a long time, countries with high debts will go into bankrupcy and their assets price will fall in tandem The statement you provided outlines some of the factors that can influence stock prices and investment in the financial markets. Let' s break down the key points: Money Market Holdings and Stock Prices: Money market holdings refer to short-term, highly liquid assets such as Treasury bills and commercial paper. If these assets are sold or reallocated to stocks, it can contribute to higher stock prices. However, this is just one aspect of market dynamics. Fundamental Drivers of the Rally: The term " fundamental drivers" refers to the underlying factors that impact the economy and corporate profitability. These can include interest rates, earnings growth, and the overall economic environment. Interest Rates: Low interest rates can be favorable for stocks. When interest rates are low, the returns from fixed-income securities may be less attractive, leading investors to seek higher returns in the stock market. This can contribute to higher stock prices. Earnings Growth: Earnings growth is a crucial factor for stock prices. If companies continue to report strong earnings, it can provide support for higher stock valuations. Investors often look at earnings reports and projections to assess the health of companies and the overall market. Recessionary Signs: A recession is a period of economic decline, and it is generally associated with a decrease in corporate profits. The absence of signs of a recession can be reassuring for investors, as it suggests that the economy is stable, and companies are likely to continue growing.

 

when a new US leader is elected in 2024, the world will see what policies he will adopt to make the world a better place to do business
https://www.usbank.com/investing/financial-perspectives/investing-insights/percentage-of-cash-in-my-portfolio.html

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 14:52) Posted: when rates stay high for a long time, countries with high debts will go into bankrupcy and their assets price will fall in tandem The statement you provided outlines some of the factors that can influence stock prices and investment in the financial markets. Let' s break down the key points: Money Market Holdings and Stock Prices: Money market holdings refer to short-term, highly liquid assets such as Treasury bills and commercial paper. If these assets are sold or reallocated to stocks, it can contribute to higher stock prices. However, this is just one aspect of market dynamics. Fundamental Drivers of the Rally: The term " fundamental drivers" refers to the underlying factors that impact the economy and corporate profitability. These can include interest rates, earnings growth, and the overall economic environment. Interest Rates: Low interest rates can be favorable for stocks. When interest rates are low, the returns from fixed-income securities may be less attractive, leading investors to seek higher returns in the stock market. This can contribute to higher stock prices. Earnings Growth: Earnings growth is a crucial factor for stock prices. If companies continue to report strong earnings, it can provide support for higher stock valuations. Investors often look at earnings reports and projections to assess the health of companies and the overall market. Recessionary Signs: A recession is a period of economic decline, and it is generally associated with a decrease in corporate profits. The absence of signs of a recession can be reassuring for investors, as it suggests that the economy is stable, and companies are likely to continue growing. chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 14:49) Posted: No rate cut in 2024,US like to see assets price around the world to fall nvestors and traders often make bets on interest rate movements, including speculating on rate cuts by central banks. While these bets can be profitable if the anticipated rate cut occurs, there are several situations where a rate cut bet can go wrong: No Rate Cut or Unexpected Rate Hike: If the central bank decides not to cut interest rates or, worse, unexpectedly raises rates, it can result in losses for those who were betting on a rate cut. Less Aggressive Rate Cut Than Expected: Even if a rate cut occurs, if it is less aggressive than what the market had priced in, it might not be sufficient to meet the expectations of investors. In such cases, markets might react negatively, leading to losses for those who positioned themselves for a larger rate cut. Economic Data Contradicting Expectations: Economic indicators play a crucial role in central bank decisions. If economic data, such as inflation or employment figures, contradicts the market' s expectations and suggests that a rate cut might not be imminent or necessary, it can lead to losses for those who were speculating on a cut. Forward Guidance and Communication: Central banks often provide forward guidance through official statements and press conferences. If the guidance suggests a more hawkish stance or a willingness to keep rates steady, it can catch investors off guard, resulting in losses for those who positioned for a rate cut. Market Overreaction: Sometimes, markets might overreact to news or events, leading to sharp and unexpected movements. Even if a rate cut occurs, if the market' s reaction is exaggerated or if there is a swift reversal, traders can incur losses. Global Macroeconomic Factors: Changes in global economic conditions, geopolitical events, or other macroeconomic factors can influence central bank decisions. If global conditions shift unexpectedly, it can impact the likelihood of a rate cut and lead to losses for those who made bets based on different assumptions. Timing Issues: < > Timing is crucial in financial markets. If a trader' s timing is off and the rate cut occurs after the expiration of options or other derivative instruments, it can result in losses. usdsgd 1.386

 

when rates stay high for a long time, countries with high debts will go into bankrupcy and their assets price will fall in tandem

The statement you provided outlines some of the factors that can influence stock prices and investment in the financial markets. Let' s break down the key points:

1. Money Market Holdings and Stock Prices: Money market holdings refer to short-term, highly liquid assets such as Treasury bills and commercial paper. If these assets are sold or reallocated to stocks, it can contribute to higher stock prices. However, this is just one aspect of market dynamics.
2. Fundamental Drivers of the Rally: The term " fundamental drivers" refers to the underlying factors that impact the economy and corporate profitability. These can include interest rates, earnings growth, and the overall economic environment.
3. Interest Rates: Low interest rates can be favorable for stocks. When interest rates are low, the returns from fixed-income securities may be less attractive, leading investors to seek higher returns in the stock market. This can contribute to higher stock prices.
4. Earnings Growth: Earnings growth is a crucial factor for stock prices. If companies continue to report strong earnings, it can provide support for higher stock valuations. Investors often look at earnings reports and projections to assess the health of companies and the overall market.
5. Recessionary Signs: A recession is a period of economic decline, and it is generally associated with a decrease in corporate profits. The absence of signs of a recession can be reassuring for investors, as it suggests that the economy is stable, and companies are likely to continue growing.

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 14:49) Posted: No rate cut in 2024,US like to see assets price around the world to fall nvestors and traders often make bets on interest rate movements, including speculating on rate cuts by central banks. While these bets can be profitable if the anticipated rate cut occurs, there are several situations where a rate cut bet can go wrong: No Rate Cut or Unexpected Rate Hike: If the central bank decides not to cut interest rates or, worse, unexpectedly raises rates, it can result in losses for those who were betting on a rate cut. Less Aggressive Rate Cut Than Expected: Even if a rate cut occurs, if it is less aggressive than what the market had priced in, it might not be sufficient to meet the expectations of investors. In such cases, markets might react negatively, leading to losses for those who positioned themselves for a larger rate cut. Economic Data Contradicting Expectations: Economic indicators play a crucial role in central bank decisions. If economic data, such as inflation or employment figures, contradicts the market' s expectations and suggests that a rate cut might not be imminent or necessary, it can lead to losses for those who were speculating on a cut. Forward Guidance and Communication: Central banks often provide forward guidance through official statements and press conferences. If the guidance suggests a more hawkish stance or a willingness to keep rates steady, it can catch investors off guard, resulting in losses for those who positioned for a rate cut. Market Overreaction: Sometimes, markets might overreact to news or events, leading to sharp and unexpected movements. Even if a rate cut occurs, if the market' s reaction is exaggerated or if there is a swift reversal, traders can incur losses. Global Macroeconomic Factors: Changes in global economic conditions, geopolitical events, or other macroeconomic factors can influence central bank decisions. If global conditions shift unexpectedly, it can impact the likelihood of a rate cut and lead to losses for those who made bets based on different assumptions. Timing Issues: < > Timing is crucial in financial markets. If a trader' s timing is off and the rate cut occurs after the expiration of options or other derivative instruments, it can result in losses. usdsgd 1.386   chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 14:38) Posted: usd and us fed rates vs yuan and its AI and robots https://thediplomat.com/2021/01/the-digital-war-us-china-tech-competition-in-the-biden-era

 

No rate cut in 2024,US like to see assets price around the world to fall
nvestors and traders often make bets on interest rate movements, including speculating on rate cuts by central banks. While these bets can be profitable if the anticipated rate cut occurs, there are several situations where a rate cut bet can go wrong:

1. No Rate Cut or Unexpected Rate Hike:
   • If the central bank decides not to cut interest rates or, worse, unexpectedly raises rates, it can result in losses for those who were betting on a rate cut.
2. Less Aggressive Rate Cut Than Expected:
   • Even if a rate cut occurs, if it is less aggressive than what the market had priced in, it might not be sufficient to meet the expectations of investors. In such cases, markets might react negatively, leading to losses for those who positioned themselves for a larger rate cut.
3. Economic Data Contradicting Expectations:
   • Economic indicators play a crucial role in central bank decisions. If economic data, such as inflation or employment figures, contradicts the market' s expectations and suggests that a rate cut might not be imminent or necessary, it can lead to losses for those who were speculating on a cut.
4. Forward Guidance and Communication:
   • Central banks often provide forward guidance through official statements and press conferences. If the guidance suggests a more hawkish stance or a willingness to keep rates steady, it can catch investors off guard, resulting in losses for those who positioned for a rate cut.
5. Market Overreaction:
   • Sometimes, markets might overreact to news or events, leading to sharp and unexpected movements. Even if a rate cut occurs, if the market' s reaction is exaggerated or if there is a swift reversal, traders can incur losses.
6. Global Macroeconomic Factors:
   • Changes in global economic conditions, geopolitical events, or other macroeconomic factors can influence central bank decisions. If global conditions shift unexpectedly, it can impact the likelihood of a rate cut and lead to losses for those who made bets based on different assumptions.
7. Timing Issues:
   < > Timing is crucial in financial markets. If a trader' s timing is off and the rate cut occurs after the expiration of options or other derivative instruments, it can result in losses.
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chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 14:38) Posted: usd and us fed rates vs yuan and its AI and robots https://thediplomat.com/2021/01/the-digital-war-us-china-tech-competition-in-the-biden-era/ chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 14:29) Posted: 地 方 大 ， 什 么 鸟 都 有 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/chinas-ai-talent-pool-limited-093000835.htm

 

usd and us fed rates vs yuan and its AI and robots
https://thediplomat.com/2021/01/the-digital-war-us-china-tech-competition-in-the-biden-era/

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 14:29) Posted: 地 方 大 ， 什 么 鸟 都 有 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/chinas-ai-talent-pool-limited-093000835.html chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 14:25) Posted: Some common generative AI services include: Text Generation: Content Creation: Generating human-like text for creative writing, articles, or even code. Chatbots: Creating conversational agents capable of generating contextually relevant responses. Image Generation: Artistic Rendering: Producing digital art or altering existing images in creative ways. Style Transfer: Applying artistic styles from one image to another. Face Generation: Creating realistic faces or modifying facial features in images. Music Generation: Music Composition: Generating new musical compositions or variations based on input parameters. Audio Synthesis: Creating new sounds or modifying existing audio clips. Video Generation: Deepfake Technology: Generating realistic video content by swapping faces or altering scenes. Video Synthesis: Creating new video content based on user specifications. AI Content Writing: Content Summarization: Creating concise summaries of articles or documents. Language Translation: Translating text from one language to another. Code Generation: Code Completion: Generating code snippets based on partial input or context. Automated Programming: Assisting developers in creating code for specific tasks. Simulation and Gaming: Environment Generation: Creating virtual environments for simulations or video games. NPC (Non-Player Character) Dialogue: Generating dialogues for virtual characters in games. Data Augmentation: Image Augmentation: Generating variations of images to increase the diversity of training datasets. Popular generative AI models include OpenAI' s GPT series, StyleGAN for image synthesis, and various models for music and art generation. https://en.pingwest.com/a/11907

 

地 方 大 ， 什 么 鸟 都 有
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/chinas-ai-talent-pool-limited-093000835.html

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 14:25) Posted: Some common generative AI services include: Text Generation: Content Creation: Generating human-like text for creative writing, articles, or even code. Chatbots: Creating conversational agents capable of generating contextually relevant responses. Image Generation: Artistic Rendering: Producing digital art or altering existing images in creative ways. Style Transfer: Applying artistic styles from one image to another. Face Generation: Creating realistic faces or modifying facial features in images. Music Generation: Music Composition: Generating new musical compositions or variations based on input parameters. Audio Synthesis: Creating new sounds or modifying existing audio clips. Video Generation: Deepfake Technology: Generating realistic video content by swapping faces or altering scenes. Video Synthesis: Creating new video content based on user specifications. AI Content Writing: Content Summarization: Creating concise summaries of articles or documents. Language Translation: Translating text from one language to another. Code Generation: Code Completion: Generating code snippets based on partial input or context. Automated Programming: Assisting developers in creating code for specific tasks. Simulation and Gaming: Environment Generation: Creating virtual environments for simulations or video games. NPC (Non-Player Character) Dialogue: Generating dialogues for virtual characters in games. Data Augmentation: Image Augmentation: Generating variations of images to increase the diversity of training datasets. Popular generative AI models include OpenAI' s GPT series, StyleGAN for image synthesis, and various models for music and art generation. https://en.pingwest.com/a/11907   chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 13:56) Posted: https://www.elibrary.imf.org/display/book/9781451965476/ch016.xml https://www.investing.com/currencies/usd-sgd https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRz4FY0ZcwI fighting the rise of dollar after 1998

 

Some common generative AI services include:

1. Text Generation:
   • Content Creation: Generating human-like text for creative writing, articles, or even code.
   • Chatbots: Creating conversational agents capable of generating contextually relevant responses.
2. Image Generation:
   • Artistic Rendering: Producing digital art or altering existing images in creative ways.
   • Style Transfer: Applying artistic styles from one image to another.
   • Face Generation: Creating realistic faces or modifying facial features in images.
3. Music Generation:
   • Music Composition: Generating new musical compositions or variations based on input parameters.
   • Audio Synthesis: Creating new sounds or modifying existing audio clips.
4. Video Generation:
   • Deepfake Technology: Generating realistic video content by swapping faces or altering scenes.
   • Video Synthesis: Creating new video content based on user specifications.
5. AI Content Writing:
   • Content Summarization: Creating concise summaries of articles or documents.
   • Language Translation: Translating text from one language to another.
6. Code Generation:
   • Code Completion: Generating code snippets based on partial input or context.
   • Automated Programming: Assisting developers in creating code for specific tasks.
7. Simulation and Gaming:
   • Environment Generation: Creating virtual environments for simulations or video games.
   • NPC (Non-Player Character) Dialogue: Generating dialogues for virtual characters in games.
8. Data Augmentation:
   • Image Augmentation: Generating variations of images to increase the diversity of training datasets.

Popular generative AI models include OpenAI' s GPT series, StyleGAN for image synthesis, and various models for music and art generation.
https://en.pingwest.com/a/11907

 

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 13:56) Posted: https://www.elibrary.imf.org/display/book/9781451965476/ch016.xml https://www.investing.com/currencies/usd-sgd https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRz4FY0ZcwI fighting the rise of dollar after 1998 chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 13:53) Posted: after so many bank failures in the US https://www.fdic.gov/resources/resolutions/bank-failures/failed-bank-list/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EugpuiJFfKo

 

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 13:53) Posted: after so many bank failures in the US https://www.fdic.gov/resources/resolutions/bank-failures/failed-bank-list/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EugpuiJFfKo chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 11:57) Posted: 2026 what will the world and our economy under a continue biden rules if he win in 2024 https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion-features/second-trump-stint-white-house-would-see-return-his-vindictive-economic-policy?utm_source=taboola& utm_medium=cpc& utm_campaign=ao_bt_alwayson_traffic_native_01jan24& utm_content=sg_dt& utm_term=fy24priority& utm_id=cnb

 

after so many bank failures in the US

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 11:57) Posted: 2026 what will the world and our economy under a continue biden rules if he win in 2024 https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion-features/second-trump-stint-white-house-would-see-return-his-vindictive-economic-policy?utm_source=taboola& utm_medium=cpc& utm_campaign=ao_bt_alwayson_traffic_native_01jan24& utm_content=sg_dt& utm_term=fy24priority& utm_id=cnbc chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 11:55) Posted: households and nonprofits holding $4.4 trillion in checking accounts and cash suggests that there is a substantial amount of liquidity potentially available for investment. However, it' s important to note that the decision to invest in the stock market is influenced by various factors, including economic conditions, market sentiment, and individual financial goals. https://www.investing.com/currencies/usd-jpy https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/23/china-strategist-warns-of-deflation-and-rock-bottom-consumer-confidence.html

 

2026 what will the world and our economy under a continue biden rules if he win in 2024
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion-features/second-trump-stint-white-house-would-see-return-his-vindictive-economic-policy?utm_source=taboola& utm_medium=cpc& utm_campaign=ao_bt_alwayson_traffic_native_01jan24& utm_content=sg_dt& utm_term=fy24priority& utm_id=cnbc

chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 11:55) Posted: households and nonprofits holding $4.4 trillion in checking accounts and cash suggests that there is a substantial amount of liquidity potentially available for investment. However, it' s important to note that the decision to invest in the stock market is influenced by various factors, including economic conditions, market sentiment, and individual financial goals. https://www.investing.com/currencies/usd-jpy https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/23/china-strategist-warns-of-deflation-and-rock-bottom-consumer-confidence.html chartiskao      ( Date: 23-Jan-2024 11:49) Posted: Some key factors that typically influence these decisions include: Inflation Rate: Central banks often target a specific inflation rate. If inflation is below the target, a central bank might adopt accommodative policies to stimulate economic activity. Conversely, if inflation is above the target, a central bank might consider tightening monetary policy to cool off the economy. Employment Levels: Central banks are usually concerned with achieving full employment. They aim to support job creation and reduce unemployment. If employment levels are below the desired threshold, a central bank may pursue policies to stimulate economic activity. Economic Growth: The overall health of the economy, including the rate of economic growth, plays a crucial role. Central banks aim to support sustainable economic expansion and may adjust policies accordingly. Global Economic Conditions: Central banks also consider international factors, such as global economic trends, trade dynamics, and geopolitical events, as these can impact a country' s economic performance. Interest Rates: Central banks use interest rates as a tool to influence borrowing costs and spending. Lowering interest rates can encourage borrowing and spending, while raising rates can have the opposite effect. Financial Stability: Central banks are also concerned with maintaining the stability of the financial system. They may adjust policies to address risks related to asset bubbles, excessive leverage, or other financial imbalances. Currency Exchange Rates: The value of a country' s currency relative to others can affect trade and economic competitiveness. Central banks may consider exchange rates when formulating monetary policy. https://www.investing.com/currencies/sgd-jpy-chart https://www.investing.com/currencies/usd-sgd