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Goldman: AI Could Add $200B to China—But Wait

Fiscal Stimulus: The Key to Sustaining China’s Market Rebound Chinese stocks are regaining momentum, fueled by a transformative artificial intelligence (AI) breakthrough that could draw up to $200 billion in investor inflows this year. Goldman Sachs strategists, led by Kinger Lau, have raised their target for China’s CSI 300 index...

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UBS & Goldman Sachs Boost Gold Targets—What It Means

UBS and Goldman Sachs Raise Gold Price Forecasts, Citing Investor Sentiment and Central Bank Demand Strategists at UBS and Goldman Sachs have revised their gold price targets upward, pointing to strong investor sentiment and rising central bank demand as key drivers of the metal’s ongoing rally. UBS strategist Joni Teves...

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Presidents Day: What’s Open & Closed?

What’s Open and Closed on Presidents Day? Here’s What You Need to Know Presidents Day, observed on the third Monday of February, honors all U.S. presidents but originally celebrated George Washington’s birthday. Officially recognized as Washington’s Birthday on federal and stock market calendars, this year’s holiday falls on February 17....

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Optimize Scalping with ATR Targets

Hello, Traders! Happy Friday! Today, we’re exploring live trades and the importance of dynamically adjusting targets using the Sonic System for scalping. Whether you’re seeking rapid entries and exits or larger profit targets, refining your approach can significantly impact your success. Optimizing Your Scalping Strategy A key takeaway from today’s...

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Market Climb, Investors Downplay Trump’s Tariffs

Market Rally Doesn’t Shield Investors from Tariff Risks Wall Street appears unfazed by the looming threat of a global trade war. The S&P 500 closed just shy of a record high on Thursday after President Donald Trump instructed his administration to explore reciprocal tariffs on several U.S. trading partners. Despite...

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Retail Bought the Dip—Goldman Sees Trouble Ahead

Dip Buying Continues, But a Shift May Be Coming Goldman Says The S&P 500 initially fell as much as 1.1% on Wednesday after a hotter-than-expected consumer price index (CPI) report. However, the losses didn’t last, with the index recovering to close down just 0.3%. Scott Rubner, a tactical strategist at...