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🌍 Monday — Macro Economy
Most U.S. equity indexes ended the week modestly lower on relatively light trading volumes as markets headed into a holiday weekend and the unofficial end of summer. (U.S. markets are closed Monday, September 1, in observance of the Labor Day holiday.) Small-cap stocks performed best, with the Russell 2000 Index posting moderate gains and outperforming the S&P 500 Index for the third week in a row. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average logged a new record high during the week before losing ground on Friday, ultimately finishing the week lower.
Economic news was relatively light early in the week, and much of the attention was focused on chipmaker NVIDIA’s earnings release after the market closed on Wednesday. The world’s most valuable company by market capitalization reported results that generally beat FactSet consensus estimates, and while the stock pulled back some on Thursday, the numbers appeared strong enough to ease some recent concerns around the artificial intelligence-driven rally that has helped propel indexes to all-time highs this year.
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Still, I’m cautious about chasing the rally. The beat gives Alibaba momentum, but China’s market remains volatile with regulatory and macro risks. I’ll be watching if the stock can hold above resistance and turn it into support, rather than seeing short-term profit-taking.
Overall, my mood is neutral-to-optimistic. I see Alibaba’s strength as a chance to build exposure gradually. If the momentum continues beyond this quarter, I’ll scale up. For now, I’m staying flexible—ready to ride the upside but alert to pullbacks.
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The approaching summit between the leaders of China, India and Russia may also have an impact on market sentiment. Stay on the sidelines for now this week. @Tiramisu2020