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U.S. President Joe Biden said in a statement in the intraday session on Tuesday that Qualcomm is hurting American families and that fighting inflation is a top priority in his presidency. The administration is weighing on whether to reduce U.S. tariffs on foreign imports to curb inflation.

Markets Analysis-11 May 2022

The US inflation is severe and the Federal Reserve has taken an aggressive interest rate hike route. It has also triggered economic slowdown concerns, and the April non-farm payrolls data far exceeded expectations which made the market more determined that Fed will accelerate the interest rate hike process. The 10-year US Treasury yield also rose to 3.125%.

Markets Analysis-10 May 2022

The US stock market has been shaking recently. The Dow Jones Index fell more than 1,000 points yesterday, erasing all the gains on the 4th May and that was the worst performance since the epidemic.

Markets Analysis-9 May 2022

U.S stocks fell for a fifth straight week, the longest slump in 11 years, as Friday's strong jobs report added fuel to lingering fears of high inflation. The S&P 500 closed down 0.6% on Friday and was down 0.2% for the week

Weekly News (2 May 2022 to 6 May 2022)

Yesterday's big tech stocks had a huge decline. Facebook parent companies Meta Platforms and Amazon fell 6.77 percent and 7.56 percent respectively. Microsoft fell 4.36%. Salesforce fell 7.08%. Apple fell 5.57 percent.

Markets Analysis-6 May 2022

The U.S. Federal Reserve today announced a 2-yard rate hike which is the first in 22 years, and will shrink its balance sheet by $9 trillion to suppress the inflation at a 40-year high.

Markets Analysis-5 May 2022

In April, the S&P 500 fell more than 8% on track for its worst month since the Covid-19 outbreak in March 2020. The Dow Jones is down about 4% this month. The outlook for big tech companies was gloomy and traders braced for a 50 basis point rate hike from the Federal Reserve next week. 

Weekly News (25 April 2022 to 29 April 2022)

Meta surged 17.59 percent after earnings exceeded expectations, suggesting that investors could see signs of relief in the battered tech industry whose shares have fallen 48 percent this year ahead of the results.

Markets Analysis-29 April 2022

US stock financial reports continues to be released - Azure cloud computing business shows further growth, Microsoft earnings bright, YouTube growth sharply reduced, Google parent company Alphabet revenue profits are expected. The top 5 technology giants report had Apple rising 0.7%, Amazon rising nearly 1%, Netflix and Facebook falling slightly and Google falling sharply by 3.5%.

Markets Analysis-28 April 2022

U.S stocks closed sharply lower on Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered its biggest one-day drop so far for this year. U.S Treasury yields extended gains. Investors are still watching for hawkish comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Newly released U.S stock earnings reports were mostly disappointing. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.85% for the week, its fourth straight weekly loss. 

Weekly News (18 April 2022 to 22 April 2022)

The Fed announced by email on Monday that Chairman Jerome Powell will hold his first face-to-face live press conference since the outbreak, following a two-day policy meeting on May 3 and 4.

Markets Analysis-27 April 2022

With China's worsening epidemic and the impact of the Fed's tightening policy concerns, many land stocks and European stocks fell. US stocks also fell on Monday (25th) and opened very low. Energy stocks were mainly the cause of it and U.S. treasury yields also fell. During the trading session, US stocks rebounded and closed more than 230 points above the opening.

Markets Analysis-26 April 2022

Next week, Apple, Qualcomm, Ultra Micro (AMD), Intel, and Google will all publish earnings reports and future prospects. Reuters reported from sources on March 22 that Chinese regulators have allowed several U.S.-listed Chinese firms to disclose more audit information to keep those companies from forced delisting.
There was a rebound in yesterday's Dow Jones movement. KD is still at a low-end figure and although Alligator has not yet become a golden cross, a few rebounds like this may give the Alligator an opportunity to be a golden cross.

Daily Financial Analysis - 20 April 2022

This heavyweight U.S. technology stock earnings reports will be released one after another this week, including IBM on the 19th and Tesla and ASML on the 20th.
Fed Commissioner Bullard said the Fed should raise rates a little faster and raise the benchmark rate to around 3.5% by the end of the year. It would require multiple 50 basis point hikes during the period, and the possibility of a 75 basis point hike should not be ruled out.
In terms of the current daily technical line of the Dow Jones, KD low-end figure continues to show that the price of Dow continues to oscillate near the same region. The tipping point is still missing to make a breakthrough.

Daily Financial Analysis - 19 April 2022

This week the Dow Jones fell 0.78%, the S&P 500 fell 2.13%, and the Nasdaq fell 2.63%. 

With hopes of a swift resolution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict dwindling, and with most central banks raising rates more aggressively or poised to do so than previously thought, we don't see a clear, effective catalyst behind the stock market rally. The path of least resistance for U.S stocks remains to the downside. 

Investors continued to focus on U.S stock earnings reports. Citi, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, and several financial companies have successively released their first-quarter results. 

Data showed U.S retail sales picked up in March, with a surge in gasoline spending overshadowing mixed performances in other categories. Inflation is at a multi-decade high, eroding the disposable income of Americans. Overall retail sales rose 0.5% in March after an upwardly revised 0.8% gain in February, Commerce Department data showed on Thursday. 

CPI and PPI inflation data released earlier this week prompted some economists and investors to discuss whether inflation has peaked. 

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said on Wednesday that U.S. inflation may have peaked, but the Fed needs to continue aggressively raising interest rates and tightening monetary policy to control inflation. Waller said he continued to support a 50-basis-point rate hike in May, "as well as larger rate hikes in June and July." 

Weekly News (11 April 2022 to 15 April 2022)

Some financial stocks last week showed mixed reports. JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo were not good, while Morgan Stanley and Citi was alright. The US Treasury yield continues to rise, the inflation index continues to rise, and the pace of the Fed's interest rate hike seem to be accelerating.
From the Dow Jones's daily technical line, the current KD shows a low-end figure while the current Alligator shows a golden cross. It seems that the recent lows have not fell below the previous lows.

Daily Financial Analysis - 17 April 2022

At the beginning of the US earnings season, the current financial reports are mixed but still better than expected. In terms of the current technical line of the Dow Jones daily line, the KD has formed a golden cross, indicating that the Dow Jones index has the buying strength to pull the index up while the tangled Alligator also became a golden cross. The current pattern has room to rise.

Daily Financial Analysis - 14 April 2022

The latest CPI data released by the United States shows that the consumer price index in March increased by 8.5% compared with the same period last year. This is higher than market expectations, and it broke the inflationary record since 1981. The market is more confident that the Fed will have more hawkish tightening policies in the future.
From the daily chart of USA30, the price has fell below the previous wave low and a bearish trend has been generated. The KD indicator has once again formed a death cross but the Alligator is currently in a tangled situation. This indicates that there are still buyers resisting. Time is on the side of the bears and if there is no strong rising stick, Alligator and KD will form a synchronous death cross sooner or later.

Daily Financial Analysis - 13 April 2022

The market believes that the CPI data expected to be released on April 12 is likely to hit an all-time high again. The US 10-year Treasury yield has moved above 2.78% which is the highest level since 2019. With inflation likely to hit new highs, more aggressive rate hikes for the Fed will emerge and some technology-type stocks have already led U.S. stocks to a wave of decline.
From the daily line of the technical line, the Alligator shows a low gold cross and creeping into a death cross while the KD has already turned into a death cross. The overall Dow Jones has been selling heavily and has been affected by the poor expectations of various data this week. 

Daily Financial Analysis - 12 April 2022

U.S stocks ended mixed on Friday, with all three major stock indexes posting losses for the week. This week the Dow Jones fell 0.27%, the Nasdaq fell 3.86%, and the S&P 500 fell 1.26%. Investors continued to price in the prospect of aggressive rate hikes by the Federal Reserve and a start to shrink its balance sheet. Economists again raised their inflation forecasts in the U.S while lowering their growth forecasts. The situation in Russia and Ukraine and its impact on global inflation remains a concern. 

Since hitting a two-month high in late March, the market has been on a downtrend as investors reconfigured their portfolios as the Federal Reserve signalled a sharp rate hike. Erika Najarian, an analyst at UBS Bank, said investors were weighing two possible outcomes of the economic downturn. Shares are "severely oversold." Another scenario is that the economy will soon slow down sharply, which will lead to a knee-jerk sell-off in bank stocks because holding bank stocks in a recession is not a good idea. 

Big U.S banks will kick off their first-quarter earnings season next week and are expected to report a sharp decline from a year earlier when they benefited from unusual strong mergers and deals. 

Weekly News (4 April 2022 to 8 April 2022)

New York Fed created the WEI indicator in 2020 and this indicator is an index of ten indicators of real economic activity, scaled to align with the four-quarter GDP growth rate. According to the past data, WEI's rise and fall will often lead the US stock market. This data has fallen by 61% since April 2021 and this week is the earnings week of the US stock market. This is expected due to the impact of the Ukrainian-Russian War, inflation, interest rate increases etc. Investors should be careful this week on the US stock market.
From the daily technical line, Alligator shows a golden cross while the KD is also at the bottom of the golden cross. This shows that the buying has a certain strength. The Dow has been trading in a consolidation range and waiting for a clear direction.

Daily Financial Analysis - 11 April 2022

Fed Governor Brainard said on an online seminar hosted by the Minneapolis Unified Bank that inflation in the United States is too scary and that number may increase in the future.
It is said that the Fed's balance sheet reduction should be accelerated. Markets expect that the monthly retraction could be as high as $800 to $100 billion.
At the same time, the German bank also published a research report that sharp interest rate increases and balance sheet reductions will cause a major blow to the US economy, and the United States is expected to fall into recession as soon as the last quarter of 2023.
In the current daily technical chart of the Dow Jones Index, the Alligator shows a Golden Cross while the KD shows a Death Cross. The Dow Jones is still lacking a catalyst for a breakthrough.

Daily Financial Analysis - 7 April 2022

Vietnam’s stock market is looking like a safe haven among developing-nation peers, with a reopening of trade and tourism, accelerating economic growth and rising corporate earnings. 

The benchmark VN Index is up over 1% this year, outperforming the nearly 8% decline in a MSCI gauge of Asia frontier market stocks. The index is 0.4% below an all-time high and could continue its climb despite elevated inflation and headwinds from the war in Ukraine. 

(OP)inions - Vietnam is a safe haven for investors

The governor of the US Federal Reserve said that the Board needs to shrink its balance sheet better and more quickly, so that the inflation will not be so serious.
The daily technical line of the Dow Jones Index shows an Alligator golden cross and the KD death cross. This indicates that the current Dow Jones Index has been consolidating near the current price. the future market as long as in the consolidation for a period of time, KD will turn into a golden cross if there is no big fall in the short period of time.

Daily Financial Analysis - 6 April 2022

The historical record of the past 25 years tells us that the US stock market has the highest chance of rising in April. This is because in the past 20 years, the financial reports of US stock companies in April have been growing.
The next focus would be on whether the April 13 earnings week will be affected due to the War between Ukraine and Russia and interest rate increases.
The Dow Jones Index is currently near the high, and the strength of rebound should not be underestimated.
Recently, the Dow Jones has been jumping up and down at the 35,000 level. The current daily Alligator shows a golden cross while the KD shows a death cross. The contradictions show that the movements of the Dow Jones has been consolidating at this region for a while. 
It is still a bullish trend unless it breaks the support below.

Daily Financial Analysis - 5 April 2022

As bad as results have appeared for investors in global stock markets, it’s worse in other markets, and that may be enough to keep the equity rebound going for now. 

After the initial shock of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, share prices have recovered in record time. That followed their resistance to successive waves of the coronavirus pandemic since 2020. Now, they’re refusing to be undone by ominous portents in bond markets that a global recession is on the horizon. 

Resilience is found in the “buy the dip” pattern in trading. But the wall of worry that stocks have to climb right now is getting higher and higher as rampant inflation squeezes demand, economic growth slows and central banks look to finally end the era of excessively loose monetary policy. 

(OP)inions - Buy the dip

U.S stock market edged higher on Friday after a strong start to the second quarter, with the monthly U.S jobs report showing a strong labour market that could keep the Federal Reserve on track to maintain its hawkish policy stance. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 431,000 jobs in March below expectations but still show strong job growth. The unemployment rate fell to 3.6% two-year low, and average hourly earnings rose 5.6% year over year.  

Senior investment strategist Brian Jacobsen said there has been a huge increase in jobs and more people are returning to the office. If other data between now and the next Fed meeting remains so upbeat, the Fed is likely to feel comfortable raising rates by 50 basis points and announcing a significant reduction in its balance sheet. 
The S&P 500 posted its biggest quarterly drop since the U.S coronavirus outbreak in the first quarter, on worries about rising prices, while the war in Ukraine further fueled inflation and worries that the Federal Reserve’s response could slow economic growth. However, the S&P ended the month up 3.6% as stocks rebounded in March. 

April tends to be a strong month for the stock market, and the last time it fell monthly was in 2012. Strategist Ryan Detrick noted that the average April performance of stocks was the best of any month since 1950. 

Weekly News (28 March 2022 to 1 April 2022)

Due to the Russian-Ukrainian war, the poor performance of last week's financial results and the expectations of aggressive interest rate increases by the Us Federal Reserve, the US stock market suffered a decline on Friday (22nd). The Dow Jones dropped nearly 1,000 points and that was the worst single-day performance since October 28, 2020.