Markets continue to rebound on rising expectation of a US rate cut next month. And Alphabet, Google's parent company, is leading the charge back. It's processing units are in demand and it has the reach to rival many of its peers as AI uptake increases. Nvidia's share price fell on the news its Google's latest deal, with Meta. Watchlist: Westgold, Live Nation, Spotify Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

The suggestion that a US rate cut is more likely next month has excited investors and pushed US markets up, with the Nasdaq climbing 2.7% overnight. It was AI stocks leading the charge, with semiconductor maker Broadcom up 11%. Moomoo's Jessica Amir runs through eight reasons right now that we can expect more from the sector. Watchlist: Broadcom, Coinbase, Web Travel Group Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

While markets attempted a small rebound on Friday, they're well down across last week. But one sector that may soar above is airlines. We're entering a traditionally strong period for airlines in the US and Australia, so traders will want to keep American Airlines and others on their radar across this holiday stretch. Watchlist: Virgin Australia, Alibaba, Eli Lilly Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

Even Nvidia's strong result yesterday wasn't enough to save it from investor fears they won't see US interest rate cuts soon, which is how they interpreted newly released employment data overnight. Markets are dropping as they readjust, so moomoo's Jessica Amir explains how investors can approach this pullback. Watchlist: Walmart, Oracle, Liontown Resources Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

Nvidia's strong third-quarter may alleviate growing fears of an AI bubble, with a powerful post-market bounce for the stock this morning once it delivered. Results for the semiconductor giant's data-centre division and forward projections seem to have reassured the market, explains moomoo's Jessica Amir. We're not certain the recent pullback is over, but Nvidia could power a comeback. Watchlist: Constellation Energy, Block, Australian Agricultural Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

US markets sank lower overnight, as fears of AI stock over-valuations and lower chance of rates cuts, spooked investors. Technology stocks such as Amazon led the fall. But it was Bitcoin falling briefly below US$90,000 that shocked the market. It's a big drop from its US$126.000 October high, and it may have further to go.

There's increasing indications of a drawn-out broad market pullback, with large and small cap stocks on the decline. Expect more dark days ahead as trend lines point down, companies take on debt, and investors await economic news. But lithium stocks are booming. Across the US and Australia, we're seeing huge spikes in lithium stocks, with expectation we're in for a bull run into next year as the sector enters a new cycle. Watchlist: Pilbara Minerals, Alphabet, Luckin Coffee Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

US stocks dropped hard overnight, with the Nasdaq down more than 2%. Investors are continuing their turn from risk to safety. They're worried about the declining likelihood of a rate cut in that market. The pace and trend of this pullback could lead to a crash says moomoo's Jessica Amir. Much will depend on next week when Nvidia releases its results. Watchlist: Amazon.com, Tencent, DroneShield Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote  

Recently volatility, and more vocal doubt over the AI rally, is seeing investors turn defensive. And ETFs are in target, with broad-based funds popular this month for those seeking more safety. For Australian investors, the Vanguard Australian Shares ETF is number one, but then they're squarely focused on what the world has to offer. Watchlist: Southwest Airlines, Cisco, Life360 Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

US drug stocks are surging as investors pile in, seeing it as a resilient, strong sector with ongoing demand. It's investors' hedge against a possibly troubled economy says moomoo's Jessica Amir – and that enthusiasm boosted the Dow to a new high overnight. As the Nasdaq has dipped, the healthcare sector has rallied, with the VanEck Global Healthcare Leaders ETF a good example. Watchlist: SMCI, CoreWeave, ANZ Group Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

US markets roared back to life overnight with the biggest companies' share prices bounding up. It's not quite the same in Australia, where the last, and the biggest, of the big four banks have reported shrinking profit margins – just one factor driving analysts to classify them as 'sell' or 'hold', even though they're near all-time highs. Watchlist: SMCI, CoreWeave, ANZ Group Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

With broader data limited, earnings have outsize importance right now. That's part of the reason we're seeing big swings in share prices as companies report to a savage audience. Meta fell 18% since reporting recently, while SMCI dropped 23% last week, with the market still reeling from its disappointment. All this is happening as investors question the AI sector. Watchlist: SMCI, CoreWeave, ANZ Group Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

Higher than expected US job layoffs in October have spooked investors, sending the market tumbling overnight. While it does mean there's greater chance of a rate cut by the central bank, investors instead focused on the weakening economy – and that's a concerning change in investor thinking that could lead to a broader sell off. Watchlist: Doordash, Block, Macquarie Group Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

A bounce up in US markets overnight belies the deeper trend of investors turning from technology and other risk sectors into the more reliable, defensive stocks. And, as moomoo's Jessica Amir explains, that move into quality investments is what we're seeing across Australia and the US. It's the giant US healthcare and popular global food names leading that trend Watchlist: McDonald's, Snap, National Australia Bank Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

We saw a big pullback in US markets overnight, with the highly valued technology stocks falling up to 8%, dragging the Nasdaq Composite index down 2%. With big Wall St names calling time on this year's strong rally, Jessica Amir looks at the signs of a deepening market drop, and whether your should 'sell', 'hold' or 'buy' now. Watchlist: Palantir, Uber, iShares Bitcoin Trust Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

November is the best month for sharemarket returns historically. It’s because it’s the beginning of the Santa rush of spending where global consumers are spending more money, and trading in key stocks picks up. So getting in now, whether to an index-level investment or particular stocks, could give investors solid returns for the month – if history repeats. Watchlist: Eaton, Iren, Tabcorp Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote  

As other global markets fell last week, the Nasdaq rose more than 2% on the back of huge gains in some of the US megacap technology stocks. Their performance was matched by the world's uranium investments, with the sector spiking more than 10% globally following US news of an US$80 billion government investment. Watchlist: Global X Uranium ETF, Palantir, Westpac Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

Amazon has surprised with a market-beating result and stronger-than-expected forecast. It's shares surged by double-digits post market, countering a sizeable slide in the Nasdaq Composite index overnight, explains moomoo's Michael McCarthy. And Australian retailers, such as Wesfarmers, are in trouble as their shares head down. Watchlist: Atlassian, Coinbase, Wesfarmers Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote  

Expect a short-term market pullback with central banks in the US and Australia now less likely to cut rates as they face the difficult challenge of keeping inflation and employment balanced. Investors should rethink what they expect of their investment portfolio and even whether it's time to sell some big gaining stocks. Watchlist: Nick Scali, Meta Platforms, Boss Energy Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote

US markets leapt to new highs overnight, with the world's most valuable company, Nvidia, rising 5% to a new valuation of nearly US$5 trillion. Announcing new deals, and recording bigger orders, its leadership in the artificial intelligence sector appears to be ensured for years to come. That means any pullback in its shares may be a good buying opportunity. Watchlist: Alphabet, Microsoft, WiseTech Global Check out these stocks at www.moomoo.com/quote