$USAR - Narrative is about as obvious as you can get. Rare earth prices are exploding, AI and semis are exploding, and you need them for both. First major year of revenue starts this yea, forecast ramps up to billions in 3 years. Wouldn't mind lower prices, wouldn't mind ATHs.

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Written by: Long Yue

Source: Wall Street News

Recently, legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones, founder of Tudor Investments, reviewed his 50-year trading career in an in-depth interview, offering insightful perspectives on core issues such as the risks of artificial intelligence, the US stock market valuation bubble, the gold market, and Warren Buffett's investment philosophy.

He uses his 50-year trading career to tell you: compound interest is the most underestimated power, Buffett is the most underestimated genius, and AI is the most underestimated threat. Excerpt from the interview:

- Buy stocks at current valuations...

Legendary investor Tudor Jones: All great wealth comes from long-term holding trends.

Original Author: Zhao Ying
Original Source: Wall Street News

The outcome of the Federal Reserve's April FOMC meeting is almost a foregone conclusion—interest rates will remain unchanged. However, the real focus of this meeting lies in what signals Powell, in his final policy meeting as chairman, will release, and whether the committee will formally convey a hawkish stance that "rate cuts are essentially out of the question."

The Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision at 2:00 AM Beijing time on April 30th. The benchmark interest rate is expected to remain unchanged in the 3.5% to 3.75% range. Market consensus is highly consistent, with only Governor Mira...

Tonight, Powell's "last FOMC meeting": likely to remain unchanged, but with a stronger hawkish tone.

This morning, Powell took his final step onto the podium in the Eccles Building press briefing room. As he had done at every FOMC press conference over the past eight years, he went up, adjusted his microphone, and began his remarks.

This was Powell's last public address as Federal Reserve Chairman. The agenda was the usual review of the FOMC interest rate decision and answering questions from reporters. With only two weeks left before his official departure, everyone knew this would be a different press conference than usual, but Powell still prepared some unexpected surprises.

[Powell] The interest rate decision remains at 3.5%-3.75%...