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US Market Radar Not predicting, but understanding the market structure. 2013–2018｜Institutional Research Analyst
Worked with market research teams focusing on U.S.

equities, sector rotation, and macro data analysis.

2018–Present｜Independent Market Strategist & Trader
Founded US Market Radar, sharing insights on U.S. market structure, data-driven investing, and risk management.

🌍 External environment alerts: risk of us government shutdown, decline in consumer confidenceThe US government may set a...
11/10/2025

🌍 External environment alerts: risk of us government shutdown, decline in consumer confidence

The US government may set a record for the longest shutdown. Although the market has not yet panicked on a large scale, the atmosphere is rather cautious.

In addition, the consumer confidence index continued to decline, indicating that the economic fundamentals may be dragged down.

🔔 reminder: In the context of an increasing number of macro environmental variables, it is recommended to consider defense and cash management when configuring.

Title: Cautiously Optimistic - Preparing for Changes in Market RhythmAlthough the current market situation has accelerat...
11/07/2025

Title: Cautiously Optimistic - Preparing for Changes in Market Rhythm

Although the current market situation has accelerated, market turning points often start with changes in sentiment or policies.

For instance, if inflation data rebounds or policies tighten, the market might suddenly shift from "acceleration" to "volatility".

My view: Continue to participate in the market, but it is recommended to keep some "dry provisions" (cash or low-volatility assets) to deal with possible adjustments. Risk management cannot be ignored.

Title: Valuation Alert - US Stocks Have Reached a "High Point", and the Risk of Drawdowns has Risen simultaneouslySevera...
11/06/2025

Title: Valuation Alert - US Stocks Have Reached a "High Point", and the Risk of Drawdowns has Risen simultaneously

Several institutions have pointed out that the current valuation of the US stock market is on the high side, and the market is facing the risk of "disappointed expectations".

For instance, although technology stocks are strong, their earnings expectations must be maintained to support their valuations.

My view is that even if you are optimistic about the general direction, you should still set stop-loss or risk buffers. Especially in the high range, defense is more important than blindly chasing the rise.

Title: November May Present a "Seasonal Advantage" - but not a risk-free ChannelHistorical data shows that November is o...
11/05/2025

Title: November May Present a "Seasonal Advantage" - but not a risk-free Channel

Historical data shows that November is often a strong month for the US stock market.

The current "seasonal + policy" background is favorable for the stock market, but it is also necessary to be vigilant against disruptions such as inflation rebounds and geopolitical turbulence.

My view: If you plan to make a layout in the near future, this is a window worth considering. However, stock selection must be strict and good luck should not be taken as the norm.

The US stock market is performing strongly, but analysts warn that current valuations may already be on the high side.🧐 ...
11/04/2025

The US stock market is performing strongly, but analysts warn that current valuations may already be on the high side.
🧐 potential risks:
Profits are overly concentrated in a few large-cap technology stocks.
If a company's financial report falls short of expectations or there are unexpected policy issues, the risk of a market correction increases.
🔮 analyst 's view:
Although the trend remains bullish, in the high range, risk control strategies should be strengthened and one should always be prepared to deal with short-term pullbacks.

11/03/2025

Title: “Liquidity, Risk Appetite & Market Resilience — What Keeps US Stocks Up?”
Why have U.S. equities held up despite macro headwinds? Two key factors: elevated risk appetite and abundant liquidity.
Important insight:
Risk premium in equities is at multi-year lows — meaning investors are willing to pay more for stocks because they assume less risk.
That’s a double-edged sword: good for continuation, but bad if sentiment shifts.
Strategy reminder:
Even in a “good” market, always keep some dry powder.
Watch for signs of liquidity drying up or risk appetite reversing — these often herald pullbacks.

11/02/2025

Inflation data is showing signs of easing, yet the Fed remains cautious. Although the market has already priced in some rate-cut expectations, uncertainty still lies ahead. Tech and semiconductor sectors continue to lead, while more traditional sectors are taking a breather. I’d recommend keeping a close eye on corporate earnings and macro data to capture the next move.

Tech Giants Powering the Rally — But Do Risks Loom?Big tech is doing the heavy lifting. Nvidia Corporation became the wo...
11/01/2025

Tech Giants Powering the Rally — But Do Risks Loom?

Big tech is doing the heavy lifting. Nvidia Corporation became the world’s first $5 trillion company, and the top tech names now represent about 32–38% of the entire U.S. stock market value.
Yet beneath the surface: some mixed earnings, mounting valuations and speculative concern. The “magnificent 7” may be driving the market, but that also raises concentration risk.

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield continues to hover above 4.6%, and rising capital costs are reshaping the stock market’s...
10/31/2025

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield continues to hover above 4.6%, and rising capital costs are reshaping the stock market’s structure.
Financials and energy stocks remain resilient, while real estate and small-cap growth names are feeling the pressure.

Institutional investors are adjusting their portfolios — favoring high-dividend, strong cash flow companies over aggressive growth plays.

As we enter the later stage of this high-rate cycle, “value and defense” have become the new consensus.

10/30/2025

📊 U.S. Market Wrap | October 30 – Tech Stocks Drag as Policy Uncertainty Weighs
U.S. equities closed lower on Wednesday after a choppy session, as investors weighed mixed Big Tech earnings against renewed policy uncertainty.
At the close:
S&P 500 slipped slightly to around 684,
Nasdaq fell more sharply, pressured by weakness in tech,
Dow Jones held up relatively well, supported by traditional sectors.
🧠 Market Focus
1️⃣ Diverging Tech Earnings in the Spotlight
Meta plunged over 11% after its heavy spending plans spooked investors.
Microsoft reported solid profits, but higher capex guidance weighed on sentiment.
Alphabet outperformed, buoyed by strong ad and cloud revenue.
→ Big Tech remains the main driver of market volatility.
2️⃣ Fed Cuts 25bps — But the Tone Isn’t Fully Dovish
Chair Jerome Powell said a December rate cut is “not a sure thing,” tempering hopes for a steady easing path.
Liquidity expectations have tightened, putting renewed pressure on growth stocks.
3️⃣ Macro & Geopolitical Headwinds Persist
Inflation and labor data remain sticky, while U.S.–China relations are improving only slowly.
Investor risk appetite continues to decline.
📈 Strategy View
🔹 The market may stay range-bound in the short term — watch next week’s jobs data and Fed commentary for direction.
🔹 Maintain a defensive tilt in portfolios:
Favor financials, industrials, and consumer staples.
In tech, focus on companies with strong cash flow and clear profitability paths.
🔹 Note: If the Fed pauses in December, a short-term market pullback remains possible.

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