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Weekly Five Key Areas: Earnings, Macro, Singapore Stocks, Options, Futures
Covering five major market segments this week to help you stay ahead of market trends and plan your trades effectively!
🌍 Monday — Macro Economy
US stocks fell for the week as President Trump threatened large new tariffs on China and a prolonged government shutdown cut the flow of economic data. Early gains driven by AI-linked deals (AMD +20% on an OpenAI tie-up) were erased Friday, while gold topped US$4,000 for the first time. Fed minutes confirmed most officials still expect further rate cuts this year despite inflation worries. The University of Michigan consumer-sentiment index was flat at 55, with 1-yr inflation expectations dipping to 4.6%. Treasuries rallied on safe-haven demand; investment-grade corporates lagged and high-yield sentiment softened ahead of 3Q earnings that begin 14 Oct.
The week ahead: October 13-17
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On Monday the markets will be bullish but if anything upsets them we will be back to April blues.
If inflation readings stay contained and the Fed signals patience, equities could stabilise as dip buyers return. However, persistent geopolitical risks and renewed trade tensions may cap any rebound.
Tech remains vulnerable after strong YTD gains, while defensive and precious-metal plays could outperform. Overall, expect choppy trading with sentiment swinging between optimism on policy easing and anxiety over earnings downgrades.
This week’s key question: will investors “buy the dip” again, or brace for another leg down?
I’m watching $Bullish(BLSH)$ $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ closely. Both pulled back sharply but still stand to benefit from growing crypto adoption and trading volumes. With regulatory clarity slowly improving, I believe investor confidence will return to the sector. I prefer scaling in gradually instead of chasing short-term bounces.
Overall, I see this as a healthy pullback rather than a trend break. Once crypto stabilizes, related equities could rebound quickly — patience is key before the next leg higher. I’ll stay focused on accumulation opportunities.
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Rare-earth stocks keep strong trend, $USA Rare Earth (USAR.US)$ surges 15%, $United States Antimony (UAMY.US)$ soars 12%, $MP Materials (MP.US)$ rise 7%.
He always wants to win, but coming from a position of weakness (alienating allies, weakening internal mechaniss etc.), he can only issue bombastic threats (which the world reacts to, leading to crashes) then he has walk it back in hopes that people do not call his bluff (markets heave a sigh of relief and start to rally)