The Morgan Chase trading team sent a standard 500 buy-in signal, and the U.S. shares are expected to have tactical rises

On 30 July, the Morgan Chase Global Marketplace Intelligence Team released a report that its U.S. Tactical Monitoring Monitor (U.S. Tactical Monitoring Monitor) had sent a sign that the 500 index had been bought and that the current United States stock position had fallen to a level of reverse layout value. Historical data show that, following a change in the position of the warehouse, the General 500 index will increase by an average of about 3 per cent in 20 trading days in the future. According to the report, the fall in the rate of return on United States debt, the weakening of the United States dollar, the robust profitability of the enterprise, the easing of the situation in the Middle East and the expectation of the Federal Reserve that interest rates would remain unchanged would collectively support the short-term performance of the United States stock. However, the report also reminds the semiconductor plate silos that overcrowding and the situation between the United States and Iran remain the main risk factors. (Bloomberg)