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Morgan Stanley strategist Wilson: The weakness of the dollar will support US stocks outperforming Other global markets.
Michael Wilson of Morgan Stanley stated that a weaker dollar will support corporate earnings in the USA, helping American stocks outperform Other global markets. As many Wall Street strategists believe the era of American exceptionalism is coming to an end, Wilson uniquely believes that the USA remains a relatively good investment choice. He pointed out that the lower volatility of corporate earnings growth and the perception of higher quality among American companies are other reasons supporting this view. "We are still in the later stage of the cycle, where high-quality firms and large-cap stocks are expected to continue to perform well," he wrote in a report on Monday. Wilson expects
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The new bond promotion materials show that Musk's X has evolved from a social media platform into a platform that bets on AI and subscription revenue.
Elon Musk's X Holdings is evolving from a Social Media platform supported by mainstream advertisers into one that bets on AI and subscription revenue, a change that seems to have boosted its recent income. According to materials shared with new debt investors, this platform, formerly known as Twitter, generated $91 million in February from data licensing and subscriptions, a 32% year-on-year increase. Data shows that advertising revenue has also increased, but at a more moderate growth rate of 4%. A representative from X declined to comment. This is in stark contrast to nearly three years ago when Musk acquired X. The platform used to be a
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Nomura's profits exceeded expectations, and market fluctuations led to strong growth in their stock trading business.
Nomura Holdings' profit last quarter grew beyond Analysts' expectations. This largest Brokerage in Japan, like Wall Street Banks, recorded growth in Trade Business amid stock market turbulence following Donald Trump's inauguration. The company announced on Friday that for the three months ending March 31, its Trade matching business drove Net income growth of 27% year-on-year to 72 billion yen (0.501 billion USD). The average estimate from five Institutions was 63.9 billion yen. Benefiting from strong trading and matched trades as well as the rebound in Japanese individual investments, the company's annual profit also set a record. Nomura is once again in expansion mode, having announced this week...
Nomura (NMR.US) is achieving revenue peaks alongside Wall Street giants! Q4 revenue from the Stocks business surged by 27%, setting a new profit record for the fiscal year 2025.
Global stock market fluctuations helped Nomura's net income in the fourth fiscal quarter grow by 27% year-on-year, reaching 72 billion yen, exceeding the average analyst expectations, with annual profits reaching a record 340.7 billion yen.
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The former Morgan Stanley IPO leader has landed in the White House! Taking on the role of Trump's "investment strategist", he previously helped Musk acquire Twitter.
Former Morgan Stanley IPO executive Michael Grimes has been appointed as the head of the Trump administration's "USA Investment Accelerator". He will utilize his extensive investment banking experience to provide "one-on-one" services for companies with a willingness to invest significantly, especially those with investments exceeding 1 billion dollars. He also has a close relationship with Musk and previously assisted him in acquiring Twitter.
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