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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
U.S. stocks finished the week mixed, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 Index posted modest gains while the Nasdaq Composite, S&P MidCap 400, and small-cap Russell 2000 indexes lost ground. Stocks were mostly lower through Thursday, as concerns regarding elevated valuations and increased scrutiny around artificial intelligence spending seemed to help drive a rotation away from many of the growth-oriented stocks that have helped propel indexes to recent all-time highs. However, a volatile trading session on Friday with limited major headlines led to some indexes recovering their losses and closing the week higher.
Hawkish commentary from several Federal Reserve policymakers also appeared to weigh on equity markets. Speaking Wednesday, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic stated that he considers “signals from the labor market as ambiguous and difficult to interpret” and believes that they are “not clear enough to warrant an aggressive monetary policy response when weighed against the more straightforward risk of ongoing inflationary pressures.” He also believes current monetary policy is “marginally restrictive” and favors keeping interest rates steady “until we see clear evidence that inflation is again moving meaningfully toward” the central bank’s 2% target.
U.S. Treasuries posted negative returns. After fluctuating throughout the week, yields were modestly higher across most maturities. (Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions.) T. Rowe Price traders noted that the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note yield continued to oscillate within a roughly 10 basis point (0.1 percentage point) range around 4.1%, where it has remained since the Fed’s October rate cut.
The week ahead: November 17-21
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But I think I will invest hmmmm maybe $10 when the market opens. I need to know more
Market remains volatile with tech sentiment shaky after recent institutional sell-downs. A clean setup today is a short-term NVDA straddle to capture a sharp move in either direction. Buy an ATM call and ATM put (same weekly expiry). Exit once one side pays. Ideal when the stock is coiling and IV is elevated but not extreme. Risk is IV crush if NVDA stays flat.
If you prefer equities, DBS/OCBC look positioned for a short rebound after recent weakness driven more by macro fear than fundamentals. Tight stop below yesterday’s low.
For HK, Xpeng remains strong as the market leans into its AI-EV narrative; buy dips if momentum holds.
This comes right after XPeng showcased its “Iron” humanoid robot, one of the most realistic demos yet. Stock +123% in 2025.
+40% move coming probably within next 3-6 months 📈
Tempted to sell at 190 for the premium, but the past two weeks haven’t been great for me hence decided to play it safe.