The seven giants are now splitting up the Fed's dream of falling in March.

The news on February 5th suggests that last week was not a happy week for investors who expected the Fed to start cutting interest rates in March, because the Fed’s inaugural closing session suggested that it was unlikely that it would fall in March, while Friday’s non-farm data were too high to be expected, suggesting that the US economy was still resilient and not in a hurry. But investors should be satisfied with the real performance of the US stock.

As of last Friday, a cumulative increase of 1.43%, a rise of 1.38%, and a rise of 1.12% in the index of the standard 500. Despite the market’s “reverse wind” to the Fed Eagles, the US stock, driven by the strong performance of the tech giants, continued to grow more sharply than it did last year.

It is also important to note that the trend of the seven big American shares (Apples, Microsoft, Google Mothers, Alphabet, Amazons, Weida, Tesla, Meta) has also begun to polarize, with four of the seven stocks continuing to win, but Google lags behind the big plate, Tesla and Apples, the biggest drag factor, and the latest financial reports show that apples are sold unexpectedly soft in China, while Tesla is hit by a slowdown in growth.

Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook appeared at the Manhattan Apple Flagship on 5th Avenue in the United States to mark the first sale, and at the company’s location at the Grove Mall in Los Angeles, apple shop employees welcomed the first customers who entered the shop on the same day with a round of applause. Vision Pro’s start-up price of $3499, the first new product category since Apple opened its smart watch in 2015, marked the area of Apple’s official entry into Virtual Reality (VR) and Enhancement of Reality (AR).

But analysis suggests that VisionPro will not be the main driving force behind sales, with hundreds of thousands expected to arrive this year, while hundreds of millions are expected from iPhone. It is worth noting that on 4 February, the market research agency, Counterpoint Research, released a report that, according to the latest data, China was back in China’s market with its first smartphone sales position in the first two weeks of 2024.

In the case of crude oil energy, which was affected by the Palestinian-Israeli ceasefire and the shutdown of United States refineries, the price of oil rose last week. The oil wells fell by 7.35% and the tars fell by 6.77%, the largest single week since October last year, ending by two weeks. The three shares of the United States dollar recorded an increase last week of 1.43% per week, a 1.38% increase in the Pixmium 500 index, a 1.12% increase in the index, and a 4th consecutive rise in each of the three. Non-farm job booms are expected, US debt jumps, US debt returns rises by more than 20 basis points in five rounds of the two-year round, falls by more than one week in a flat week, US debt returns rises by more than 10 basis points in a 10-year period, and still rises by more than 10 basis points in a week.

A week ago, the tech giants pushed up the US stock, but the seven were divided, and as the focus of the market shifted from AI to concrete results, the giants were divided, with apples, Tesla and Alphabet falling back and being replaced by philanthropy, Birkhshire, and Englishweeder competitors, AMD. Four of the seven stocks continued to win, but Alphabet lagged behind the big plate, Tesla and Apple became the biggest drag factor, and the latest financial reports showed that apples were unexpectedly weak in sales in China, and Tesla was hit by a slowdown in growth.

The Fed’s hopes for a reduction in interest rates in March are nearing collapse, and last week’s US share performance has continued its recent strong performance, with the pamphlet 500 index and dows refreshing its history. While robust employment data have allowed soft landings to warm, the Fed’s prospects for a reduction in interest rates in March have stagnated, although large-scale technology equity claims have kept markets under the pressure of expected changes in interest-rate paths.

On 4 February, the market research agency, CounterpointResearch, released a report that, according to the latest data, China had returned to the Chinese market in the first two weeks of 2024 with the strongest sales of smartphones. Since the imposition of the United States sanctions in 2019, China’s share of sales has been declining, marking its first championship.

In addition, its strong brand loyalty and the successful launch of the HarmonyOS operating system have helped it. Vision Pro officially released Cook’s message: The New Age of Building Spaces Friday, February 2, local time, and Vision Pro officially placed on the market. Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook appeared at the Manhattan Apple Flagship on 5th Avenue in the United States to mark the first sale and, at the company’s location at the Grove shopping mall in Los Angeles, the apple shop’s employees welcomed the first customers who entered the shop on that day by applause. Cook also said in the shop that the Vision Pro’s “hand-eye-and-use” interface would give users the most impression that it was “a magic way to control the device.”

In addition, Cook indicated to the media the ease of the interface: “It works exactly the same way as the brain, and the user knows how to use it as soon as it is put on.” The market value of British Weaverda rose by nearly $300 billion a month, the market value of British Weaverda accumulated by over 24 per cent in January, and the market value increased by an unprecedented $29652 billion, surpassing the record growth of $248.23 billion in May 2023. As of Friday, the market value of British Weaverda stood at $1.63 trillion, the fifth largest listed company in the world.

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