Tianhao Xu is currently a financial content editor, focusing on fintech and market analysis. Previously, he worked as a full-time forex trader for several years, specializing in global currency trading and risk management. He holds a master’s degree in Financial Analysis.
The US government considers equity stakes in AI firms, sparking hopes of replicating Intel's 430% surge as investors seek indirect exposure through public proxies.
Bitcoin plunges below $62k as Strategy sells holdings, capital shifts to AI, and high rates deter risk-taking, triggering extreme market fear.
Berkshire Hathaway invests $10 billion in Alphabet, signaling a strategic shift toward AI infrastructure as Google raises $80 billion for its capital-intensive compute expansion.
Dell stock surges 40% on record earnings and a Pentagon contract, validating the Trump endorsement pattern as capital rotates toward crypto.
Nasdaq 100 hits 30,000 driven by AI earnings, raising questions on short-term volatility versus long-term structural growth supported by stable valuations.
Nokia shares hit a 16-year high as Wall Street re-rates the telecom giant into an essential AI infrastructure provider, driving a massive short squeeze.
The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield surpasses 5.1%, triggering a massive liquidity drain from equities and threatening overvalued tech stocks with a severe correction.
SpaceX targets a $2 trillion Nasdaq debut on June 12, reshaping markets while Elon Musk retains absolute control through a dual-class share structure.
SpaceX targets a $1.75 trillion IPO while soaring Treasury yields and Middle East tensions stress global markets ahead of critical Fed minutes.
Trump concludes China visit with a constructive tone, signaling a mutual desire for strategic stability and reduced confrontation between the world's two largest economies.