Markets are digesting several key developments this week. The Powell situation continues to draw attention regarding Federal Reserve independence—something equity traders tracking $SPY and $QQQ should keep an eye on. Meanwhile, precious metals are breaking new ground, with gold and silver ($GLD and $SLV) hitting fresh highs as investors reassess their portfolio hedges.



On the credit front, regulators are taking aim at card issuers with new rate cap discussions, pressuring players like $COF, $AXP, $V, and $MA. The retail space shows mixed signals—$UP and $LVLU are catching meme and China momentum, though this carries typical volatility risks. Finally, the Nasdaq 100 saw a notable reshuffle with $WMT replacing $AZN, reflecting shifting sector weights in mega-cap indices.
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LuckyHashValuevip
· 6m ago
Powell is causing trouble again, $SPY it's really hard to say which way it will go Precious metals are taking off, do you still dare to go all-in on tech... $COF These organized groups are going to suffer, tightening the interest rate cap causes trouble The meme sector and Chinese concept stocks are also being hyped, stimulation is stimulating but the risks are really high The Nasdaq's correction is quite severe, big white horses are changing shifts Gold and silver hit new highs, it feels like risk assets are cooling down This round of regulation is really coming, the pressure on the payments sector is enormous
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BasementAlchemistvip
· 3h ago
Powell is up to something again, and it's really hard to say how long $SPY can hold. Gold is rising again, it feels like the whole world is bottom-fishing for gold. $V $MA being hammered by regulators, the days of cutting leeks are tough. The recent correction in the Nasdaq is quite fierce, the giants can't sit still. Why can meme stocks like $UP still rise? Are Chinese concepts really that strong? The issuing institutions are under attack, the interest rate cap move is quite ruthless. The Federal Reserve's independence is being discussed openly, and the market is panicking. Mixed signals from retail, who the hell can understand this? It's all just gambling. Precious metals are surging, is a major upheaval coming? $LVLU replacing $AZN, the weight game is starting again.
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