Recently, Opendoor Technologies Inc has caused quite a stir in the market! The company's stock (NASDAQ: OPEN) rose by 16.2% on Thursday, closing at $5.96, and even touched a new 52-week high of $6.07 during intraday trading. The volume surged to 447.7 million shares, far exceeding the three-month average of 257.6 million shares, indicating strong investor interest. Clearly, this rally has pushed its market capitalization close to $4.39 billion.
It's not just Opendoor that has this momentum; the overall market is also continuously rising. The S&P 500 index rose by 0.83%, while the NASDA

Recently, China's financial market has been following the upcoming August inflation data, which seems to be a test of Beijing's economic strategy. Today's offshore yuan (CNH) has remained relatively stable, with the USD/CNH Exchange Rate slightly decreasing to 7.1134. Against this backdrop, China's Consumer Price Index (CPI) will be released on Wednesday morning, triggering concerns about the health of domestic demand.
The CPI is expected to decrease by 0.2% year-on-year in August, compared to 0% in July. Such data may once again raise concerns about domestic demand in China. A

Looking at those stocks that have already fallen to the bottom, many people might wonder if they are picking up a bargain. However, a stock being depressed does not mean it will always rebound—there are cases where there is little reason to believe it can turn around, such as **Teladoc Health** and **Sarepta Therapeutics**, two healthcare companies that have underperformed in the market this year and currently seem not worth investing in.
Let's talk about **Teladoc Health** first. Teladoc is a pioneer in the telemedicine industry, but it is currently facing significant resistance. First, i

The Vanguard 500 Index Fund ETF (VOO) remains a go-to for S&P 500 exposure. It's pretty good at mirroring the index. Big U.S. stocks, about 500 of them. That's the gist.
October 2025, and VOO's still doing its thing. Past decade? Nearly identical returns to the index. Minimal tracking error. Vanguard's got skills, it seems.
Here's a kicker: 0.03% expense ratio. Dirt cheap. Investors love that.
S&P 500's been on a tear since 2023. New highs left and right. Current P/E ratio? 29.5. Price-to-book? 5.3. Kind of high, historically speaking. Market might be a bit frothy.
But hey, long-term trend's u

It seems that the U.S. labor market has been somewhat weak recently. According to public information, the DXY index fell by 0.3%, reaching 98.1. This situation reflects the fluctuations in non-farm employment data, with July's U.S. JOLTS job openings dropping to 7.181 million, below the market expectation of 7.38 million, while June's data was also revised down to 7.357 million.
The recent weakness is also reflected in the Federal Reserve's "Beige Book," which shows that economic activity in most parts of the United States has not changed significantly. Businesses reported that the

UPS is going through a rough patch. But their big-picture plan? Still looks promising. They're zeroing in on high-profit deliveries and techy efficiency boosts. Could be a game-changer down the road.
Trade wars are causing headaches. China-US routes? Taking a hit. Small businesses too. It's kind of a mess right now.
Fast forward to 2027. Wall Street thinks UPS might be using almost all its free cash for dividends. Seems risky. Cutting dividends? Investors would hate it. But it could free up cash for some much-needed upgrades.
They're planning to slash Amazon deliveries by half. Bringing SurePo

Avalanche (AVAX) is currently in an optimistic atmosphere, as investors are pushing it to break through the key $27-$28 resistance zone. Currently, AVAX is trading slightly above $26.5, marking the fourth consecutive day of pump. This momentum stems from Ava Labs signing important protocols with two heavyweight partners: one is a memorandum of understanding with the South Korean company WeBlock for the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA); the other is a collaboration with the Toyota Blockchain Lab, focusing on building mobile infrastructure.
The collaboration with WeBlock will introduce re

It seems that Warner Bros has really taken action! They have filed a lawsuit against the AI startup Midjourney, accusing it of copyright infringement. Have you heard about it? It is said that this AI image generation platform allows users to create characters like Superman, Batman, and Bugs Bunny without obtaining explicit permission. It does sound a bit complicated, doesn't it?
Warner Bros pointed out that Midjourney previously had policies to restrict users from generating content based on infringing images, but they recently lifted these restrictions. They say the service has improved,

Ethereum's trading at $3,958.95 USD on October 21, 2025. Crazy, right? Let's play with some numbers.
Say the exchange rate's 1 USD to 1.45 AUD. Just for fun. So, ETH in Aussie dollars? Around $5,740.48 AUD. But who knows? Crypto's wild.
ETH's been on a rollercoaster lately. Hit an all-time high of $4,946.05 USD back in August. Now it's down about 20%. Kinda surprising, honestly.
Trading volume's buzzing at $646.59 million. That's a lot of digital cash moving around. Market cap's sitting pretty at $477.84 billion. Still number two in the crypto world.
Ethereum's not just about prices, though. I