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US stock Christmas rally helps Hong Kong stocks challenge 26,000 | Gu Tianhou

The Christmas rally in the US stock market drives Hong Kong stocks to challenge 26,000. The three major US indices rose on Monday, with the Dow up 227 points, the S&P up 43 points, and the Nasdaq up 121 points. Heavyweights like Nvidia, Tesla, Oracle, and Micron performed strongly. Geopolitical tensions and expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve pushed up gold and silver prices. Goldman Sachs strategists expect a wealth of investment opportunities in US small-cap stocks next year. After the Bank of Japan raised interest rates, the yen fell instead of rising

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Dan Ives Says Microsoft Stock (MSFT) Can Rise Nearly 30% in 2026

Dan Ives, lead technology analyst at Wedbush Securities, expects Microsoft's stock to rise nearly 30% by 2026, driven by AI growth. He reiterates a Buy rating with a $625 price target, 29% higher than current levels. Ives believes Microsoft's AI investments will pay off, adding $25 billion to revenue by fiscal 2026. MSFT stock has a consensus Strong Buy rating among analysts.

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Not just "power shortages," "delays" will become a "key theme" for U.S. data centers in 2026

As the construction of AI infrastructure enters deeper waters, the industry's focus in 2026 is shifting from "lack of electricity" to the complex issue of "delays," caused by factors such as equipment delivery lags, labor shortages, and local political resistance. These delays are impacting project economics and prompting the industry to seek fundamental solutions, such as NVIDIA promoting the adoption of "behind-the-meter" power generation models in data centers to bypass grid bottlenecks

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Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) CEO Sells $42,382,600.00 in Stock

Broadcom CEO Hock Tan sold 130,000 shares for $42.38 million, reducing his stake by 17.92%. The sale was disclosed in an SEC filing. Broadcom's stock performance remains strong, with a recent dividend increase and positive earnings report. Institutional investors continue to adjust their holdings, and analysts have raised price targets for the stock.

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Megaspeed’s Nvidia imports far exceed usage data, stoking China diversion concerns

Megaspeed is under US investigation for importing billions in Nvidia chips, raising concerns about potential diversion to China. The Singapore-based AI firm denies allegations, claiming compliance with US export controls. Nvidia found no evidence of diversion, but discrepancies in trade records persist. The probe examines whether Megaspeed operates as a Chinese entity despite its Singapore registration, potentially breaching US curbs on China's AI capabilities. Singapore and Malaysia are also investigating. No trade restrictions have been imposed yet.

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