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``` After Trump's speech, S&P 500 index futures and Nasdaq index futures returned to flat. Bitcoin narrowed its losses. Risk Disclaimer and Exemption ClauseThe market carries risks, and investment should be made cautiously. This article does not constitute personal investment advice, nor does it take into account

``` Author | Huang Yu Editor | Wang Xiaojuan In early October, the tech world witnessed a dramatic scene: when industry giant DJI faced user dissatisfaction due to price cuts on multiple products, the one who publicly “apologized” was unexpectedly its competitor—Insta360 (688775.SH) CEO Liu Jingkang. This “cross-boundary” action by the

``` Although the latest earnings season has brought different fortunes to the stock prices of major tech companies, one unmistakable signal has emerged: all giants are investing in AI at an unprecedented scale. Whether it's Microsoft, Google, or Meta, they are all planning or have already undertaken record-breaking capital

``` Nvidia's market value has officially surpassed the $5 trillion mark, becoming the first company in the world to reach this milestone. Its growth rate and market influence have reached unprecedented levels. On Wednesday, Nvidia's share price rose by about 3% to $207.16, bringing its market

OpenAI is preparing for a potentially record-breaking IPO. On October 30th, according to Reuters citing informed sources, OpenAI is considering going public at a valuation as high as $1 trillion, with plans to file for listing with securities regulators as early as the second half of 2026, aiming for an

``` The Federal Reserve cut rates as expected, but the hawkish signals sent by Powell at the post-meeting press conference poured cold water on the market's widespread expectation for another rate cut before the end of the year. Nick Timiraos, a Wall Street Journal reporter known as the “new

On Wednesday, October 29 local time, the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates by 25 basis points as expected, reducing the target range for the federal funds rate to 3.75%–4.00%. In this statement, the Fed emphasized “available indicators” from the outset, rather than its usual mention of “recent