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After an underwhelming start to earnings from the magnificent 7, Microsoft, Meta, Apple, and Amazon will release earnings this week.

Stocks to watch this week include Apple with the Worldwide Developers Conference, Broadcom as it releases fiscal Q4 and full-year earnings, and Oracle amid the release of Q2 earnings.

US technology stocks extended their gains shortly after the open on Wall Street, helping the Nasdaq 100 to add to Wednesday's surge to new record highs, before pulling back slightly on profit-taking ahead of Friday’s key US jobs report.

US stocks are pointing to a stronger open after US non-farm payrolls were weaker than expected. 150K jobs were added in October, below the 180k forecast. September's headline job creation was also revised lower and unemployment ticked higher. The data shows a cooling jobs market in a slowing economy, which supports the view that the Federal Reserve is done with hiking.

Apple has just released the new iPhone 15, but will it provide a much-needed catalyst after threats in China sparked a selloff?

Apple is about to launch the new iPhone 15, but a potential ban in China has soured the mood and threatened to hurt demand.

The Nasdaq 100 has now put in a short-term “lower high” and “lower low,” suggesting that the year-to-date uptrend may be vulnerable to a deeper pull back in the coming weeks...

Apple shares are at all-time highs, which will make it all the more difficult to impress this earnings season.

Apple earnings are set to fall for a second consecutive quarter, but will this be the trough?

Apple acquires approximately three or four companies a week to help with its continued growth. Take a look at some of Apple’s most famous acquisitions that propelled it from the brainchild of three college dropouts to the largest company in the world.

US stocks tumble after US NFP saw 517k jobs added & unemployment fall and after a disappointing round of numbers from tech bellwethers Amazon, Apple & Alphabet.

Both US and Chinese tech stocks benefited immensely from the pandemic lockdown and work from home dynamic with share prices hitting all time highs. The fortunes of US and Chinese tech stocks have since diverged significantly.

The S&P 500 Futures are around flat, after another historical high reached by the Nasdaq 100 yesterday.

The S&P 500 Futures are trading firmly on the upside after President Trump confirmed the US-China trade deal was "intact"

As the coronavirus kicks into cruise control and spreads throughout the world, the economic uncertainty remains.

The main focus is going to unfortunately be on the cononavirus.

Gold has a head start on stocks and price has a lot of room to move to the upside