Senior Research Analyst at Ainvest, formerly with Tiger Brokers for two years. Over 10 years of U.S. stock trading experience and 8 years in Futures and Forex. Graduate of University of South Wales.
Wall Street deploys AI tools like WarshGPT to decode a quieter Federal Reserve, as reduced guidance forces investors to rely on data-driven interpretation of limited signals.
U.S. strikes on Iran escalate as Hormuz disruptions push Brent crude above $90, raising global energy risks amid collapsing de-escalation efforts.
Kevin Warsh signals no imminent rate cuts, urging the Fed to distinguish between temporary AI price shocks and persistent inflation trends.
Warren Buffett warns that market speculation obscures value, yet personally endorses Alphabet as a durable investment while clarifying his share donations are for philanthropy, not a negative business signal.
BlackRock shares rose 6.6% after beating earnings, though most of its record AUM growth stemmed from market appreciation rather than client inflows.
ASML raised its 2026 sales guidance by €6 billion, signaling accelerating chip capacity expansion and boosting the semiconductor equipment sector outlook.
IBM shares plummeted 25% after missing Q2 estimates, raising concerns that clients are permanently shifting budgets from software to hardware amid execution failures.
SK Hynix's historic plunge triggers a global AI chip selloff, signaling an expectations reset rather than a fundamental demand collapse.
June US CPI is expected to cool to 3.8% as energy inflation peaks, yet the Federal Reserve remains cautious due to persistent core price pressures.
SK Hynix’s sharp selloff tests AI hardware valuations while rising oil prices and Fed uncertainty add macro pressure to U.S. futures.