Proshares Ultrashort Dow30 ETF

The local banks closed this week up and slightly stabilised after the mass selling last week. Can this momentum last towards earnings next month? Or will inflation and negative macro news cause their share prices to drop even further? Let's find out in the following 2 weeks.

I think inflation being sticky will allow more rate hikes in the future and may bring the market down more if the market has an additional rate hike compared to previously planned. DCA slowly and good luck.

I agree with Fattycats take on SREITs being oversold. Nonetheless, many talks of interesting SREIT IPOs have been coming up lately, looking forward to those.

Even though PPI was 1% higher than forecast the market rose as it has been reported that the price increase was largely driven by a narrow gauge of commodities and investors ignored the PPI increase. However, are we entering into a situation whereby the cost of waiting outweighs the cost of increasing rates sooner in case inflation doesn't cool fast enough

Economic data are always lagging, and September's hot print showed that actions may need to be taken earlier than expected. That said, I think the main interest rate hike will still come after October, so let's see

hmmm, CLR hasn't reached my strong add level yet and I'm not in a hurry to take a large position. At the most, nibbling a bit here and there.

Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, Nasdaq, Coreweave US Stocks increase where Taiwan Semiconductor’s revenue grow.

Local Straits Times slightly rise but decrease yesterday, and local banks stocks increase.

Hong Kong stocks go up for Hang Seng Index, Baba, ZJ Innolight, and Tencent companies.

Inflation spiked. Who could have guessed with midterm elections coming up? Haha….Let the market pull back so the big boys can plant their seeds.

Haha….What a jump in inflation! It’s like they want to get inflation done with so just dump the data here so that inflation can start trending down onwards. Mid-term elections round the corner!

If elevated producer prices pass through to consumer inflation, yields and equity valuations could face renewed pressure. Investors will likely focus on subsequent inflation data, Federal Reserve guidance and Treasury-market movements to assess whether the rally can persist despite a more hawkish rate outlook.