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``` Wall Street is immersed in a rare wave of optimism. Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon stated bluntly that the current financial market is “greed far outweighing fear,” and investors are ignoring risks such as high valuations, high oil prices, and rising inflation, continuously pushing stock prices to new highs. Solomon

``` This year, the Chinese stock market does have opportunities, but the indices and themes have diverged onto two different paths. On June 3rd, according to news from Zhuifeng Trading Desk, Goldman Sachs strategy team analysts including Kinger Lau released their latest strategy report on the China stock market. In short:

``` Following Goldman Sachs' raise of the target price for the Tokyo Stock Exchange Index, Citigroup has also joined the camp bullish on Japanese stocks. Citigroup believes that Japanese stocks may temporarily peak in the short term, but the upside potential before the end of the year remains significant, with

NVIDIA’s CEO created $60 billion in market value out of thin air with a single sentence. But as the market grows increasingly accustomed to trading stocks based on celebrity statements, the anger and confusion of retail investors is spreading across the Reddit forum. WallstreetCN mentioned that at Computex on

``` Bitcoin has continued to decline recently. During the session, it once fell to $66,123, hitting a two-month low, and is now quoted at $66,620; Ethereum dropped to $1,837 over the same period, the lowest in three months, with the latest price at $1,855. There are many

A rare, massive equity financing by Google’s parent company Alphabet is reshaping the capital operation logic of technology giants. On June 2nd, according to Bloomberg, Goldman Sachs quietly called Berkshire Hathaway over a weekend, and new CEO Greg Abel made a quick decision within 24 hours to become a

Kevin Walsh, the new chairman of the Federal Reserve, has officially launched his reform agenda. In his first internal memo sent to more than 20,000 staff, he promised to adhere to the "finest traditions" of the Fed, while clearly stating his intention to pursue change. Meanwhile, he