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Most of the market rallies today but suspect that more downturn could happen. Semiconductor sector might overall see more drop if smart money does not buyback or there a level point that we do not know of.

The SG market is closed today so there's not much indicator on how our local stocks are going to perform following last Friday's US slight recovery. My guess for tomorrow would be sideways

Earnings season looks more important than ever with the broader market sentiment being already slightly negative. A company's earnings call can dictate the volatility of its share price.

Lol….Another news to hit the narrative tape. What perfect timing when tech is shaky? Many will fall for it and the bears will start spewing nonsense as usual. So predictable. 😂

Hot job growth pushes interest rates higher, while a key-person governance scandal rocks the lead driver of the AI rally. That dual pressure guarantees a volatile session dominated by risk-off sentiment in technology stocks.

Every rich man cant control themselves haha! One small move they make, the stock moves in every direction.

The US added 165,000 jobs in October, more than double forecasts, with the unemployment rate falling to 4.1%. Markets are currently pricing in an ~80% probability of a Fed rate hike in December, with CPI data due on Tuesday.

The impact of the CPI data on the Fed's December policy will directly affect US stock market performance this year.

CPI results coming in soon. Likely to accelerate further and cause rate hike…

📌🇺🇸🟥👻+👻=💩🤑 seriously, utterly disappointment with the entire progress by today, not cause of monies, no buying vibes at all, after Dec last hurdles, I aim to check out at least 5 counters, not cos of monies, no motivation to play inside their stupid, retarded and also moron games. Trust nobody is less hurtful than yourself! Not even a global world leader! Some can still go for monies cause of monies.

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October’s stronger-than-expected job growth and decline in unemployment indicate continued labour-market resilience, potentially reinforcing inflationary pressures. The sharp increase in December rate-hike expectations suggests markets are reassessing the Fed’s policy outlook, putting upward pressure on Treasury yields and potentially weighing on equities, particularly rate-sensitive and high-valuation stocks. However, Tuesday’s CPI release remains critical: persistent inflation could strengthen the case for tighter policy, while softer inflation may challenge current market expectations.