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``` Michael Burry, the inspiration for the main character in "The Big Short," has issued a warning of a market crash, saying the "parabolic" surge in tech stocks is pushing their valuations to unsustainable highs, and the Nasdaq 100 Index faces significant downside risk. In his Substack

``` Copper prices surged sharply on Monday, with London copper hitting a new all-time high closing record. The metals market demonstrated strong immunity to geopolitical risks in the Middle East. Tightened supply and demand has replaced geopolitical variables as the core driver of price trends. London copper closed up 2.7%

``` After global fund management institutions reduced their positions following the best-performing surge in the South Korean stock market, South Korean ETFs recorded their largest weekly capital outflow ever last week, revealing market divergence. Some investors still believe in the long-term logic of AI infrastructure investment. BlackRock's nearly $23

``` America’s "Inflation Week" has officially begun: CPI (Tuesday), PPI (Wednesday), and Import Prices (Thursday) will all be released this week, directly affecting the Federal Reserve’s policy decisions. Matt Hornbach, Global Head of Macro Strategy at Morgan Stanley, warned on Monday that the April Consumer Price Index

``` Chip stocks have experienced an epic surge over the past six weeks, and retail investors who previously missed out on this rally are now flocking into the market—just as valuations are soaring across the board and technical indicators are flashing rare warning signals. According to JPMorgan's latest

``` Silver prices recorded a sharp increase of more than 7% in a single day, marking their strongest performance in recent times. The retreat in oil prices and a weakening US dollar have eased previous macroeconomic headwinds that suppressed precious metals, while better-than-expected employment data and an industrial demand gap driven

``` The strong rally in tech stocks and the semiconductor sector is pushing the market into an irrational exuberance zone, with Goldman Sachs internally issuing a bubble warning. Rich Privorotsky, a partner in Goldman Sachs’ Sales and Trading division, warned in his latest client report that the current trajectory of US