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Top Trade of the Week!

@JD_rock was on a 10 win streak this week and up 217% on his latest move: LVS Puts.

Last Week’s Market Reaction

Last week, the markets saw continued growth, driven primarily by positive economic data and a 50-basis-point interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. The S&P 500 gained 0.62%, while the Dow Jones closed at a record high, rising 0.59%.

China’s stock market saw a notable surge last week. This rise was driven primarily by policy moves from the Chinese government aimed at boosting economic growth, including stimulus measures and hints at further interest rate cuts. BABA led the charge with a +10% jump on Wednesday. (Shoutout to @karma who got us all in for some BABA calls on Tuesday)

Gold continued its upward trend, posting its third consecutive month of gains, Silver posted impressive 2.3% gains and Bitcoin showed signs of recovery, rising 3.5% last week​

Some big players could smell something was coming both on Silver and China Stocks and made huge profits [1] [2]

Next Week’s Market Outlook

Looking ahead to next week, key reports, including the nonfarm payrolls and ISM manufacturing data, could introduce volatility, especially as these metrics have previously triggered market fluctuations. Despite these risks, the market's positive momentum may continue, particularly as investor sentiment remains buoyed by expectations for further interest rate cuts.

Additionally, earnings from major retailers like Nike and Levi Strauss will provide insights into consumer demand, which remains a crucial pillar of economic growth. Investors should remain cautious of stretched equity valuations and upcoming political uncertainties as the U.S. election draws nearer