Stock market analysis

Looking ahead to 2025, which international indices deserve your attention? This article dives deep into the five major benchmarks — S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Hang Seng, Nikkei 225, and India’s NIFTY 50 — to help you track global market trends and investment direction.

Want to practice passive investing? Hong Kong stock index ETFs allow you to buy a market-representative stock basket at extremely low cost and high efficiency, achieving risk diversification and hassle-free goals. This article teaches you how to choose the right ETF and start your investment plan.

Confused about US stock market indices? This cheat sheet compares the Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Russell 2000 in one table—from components and calculation methods to market significance—so you instantly know which index best reflects the overall market and find the right benchmark for your investments.

Planning your stock market timing? This summary organizes US stock market closures and Taiwan stock market holiday schedules for 2025 to 2026. Quickly check Lunar New Year, Thanksgiving, and full holidays, plus the 2026 trading calendar to help you plan ahead.

Looking for US stock ETF recommendations? Don’t just know VOO! This guide teaches you to start from your own goals, compare the pros/cons and expense ratios of ETFs like VTI, QQQM, SCHD, and provides two practical portfolio examples for steady growth and stable income, helping you smartly pick the most suitable ETFs.

Want to know the latest Hang Seng Index constituent stocks? This article provides a complete list and in-depth analysis of the weight distribution and influence of the financial and technology sectors, helping you quickly understand market structure and seize investment opportunities.

Wondering why the A-share market has been so volatile lately? This article dives deep into three key drivers—policy support measures, mixed economic data, and US-China tech tensions—to help you grasp the current structural divergence and investment pulse.

Can’t tell the difference between CSI 300 and SSE Composite? The CSI 300 spans both Shanghai and Shenzhen markets, selecting 300 leading blue-chip companies — the true benchmark reflecting China’s economic core strength. Compared to the SSE Composite, which only covers Shanghai-listed stocks, the CSI 300 better represents overall market value and is the more critical reference when investing in China.

Want to know how to read stock market indices accurately? This article teaches you to use MA, VIX, and BBI to judge market direction through trend, sentiment, and composite signals. Master golden/dead crosses, the fear index, and price-volume relationships to build a disciplined trading strategy instead of relying on gut feeling.