$SES AI Corp(SES)$ SES AI rise after announcing joint venture, with 90% owned by SES AI, to commercially supply materials discovered by molecular universe.
$POP MART(09992)$ The IP business model isn't perfect, but it beats 90% of companies. Evergreen IPs like Molly? That's the gold standard. "Platform + classic IP" builds a wide moat - that's the core reason I'm bullish on Pop Mart long-term.
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ edges up pre-market after announcing a massive AI and data center investment in India—its largest there! Set to create ~200k jobs, this move solidifies its push into emerging markets. As a core AI player, Google's moat is unmatched. Bullish!
$Lyft, Inc.(LYFT)$ ’s price has been climbing steadily despite some swings. Locked in a small gain overall. With ride-hailing demand picking up and margins improving, I’m staying bullish for now.
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ Big win for AMD! Snagging a major AI chip order from Oracle sent shares soaring nearly 4%. This breakout proves AMD is evolving from a challenger to a real player in the red-hot AI arena. Lisa Su is coming on strong!
$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ is on a choppy rise - hold tight! Its user loyalty is solid with a clear biz model spanning from student loans to digital banking. Short-term noise doesn't change the bullish thesis. Waiting for the tailwind of rate cuts to let profits fly!
$SoundHound AI Inc(SOUN)$ Here we go! SOUN is finally riding the wave of AI application stocks. With positive catalysts and a technical breakout, the market is starting to recognize its value. Holding tight to see how far this rally can go!
S&P 500 closes in red as Trump knocks China once again
The S&P 500 staged a big comeback from its lows on Tuesday, but gave a lot of it back again before the closing bell as U.S. and China traded blows in a renewed trade feud. President Donald Trump criticized China for not buying soybeans late in the day, a comment that pushed the S&P 500 into the red to finish the session. The S&P 500 closed down 0.2% to 6,644.31 in a wild day that saw the benchmark fall as much as 1.5% and gain 0.4% at its highs. The Nasdaq Composite was off by 0.8% to 22,521.70, although at one point it had fallen as much as 2.1%.The Dow Jones Industrial average closed up 0.4%, or 202.88 points, to 46,270.46 after gaining nearly 1% at one point. It was lower by 1.3% initially shortly after the open. Caterpillar led the gains in the Dow. Stoc
“The Market Operator" Trump Acts Again: Will He Mess Up This Time?
The president who most enjoys disrupting markets, Trump, has made a move again this past weekend. As the saying goes, his actions were fierce and fast, and he seems to read the market’s rise and fall like a true master. After stirring turmoil—especially in the cryptocurrency space—with his provocative tweets, he then reassured the market by saying "it’s nothing," which helped trigger a rebound. After several rounds of toying with market sentiment, the question now is: can this tactic still work this time?We have previously emphasized two main factors likely to influence the market: one is Trump’s own health condition and the internal uncertainties it brings to the US; the other is the evolving relationship between China and the US. Of course, the trigger for the China-US relationship chang