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Conflict Situation: 1. Russia – ① Russian officials stated that a Ukrainian drone attack damaged apartment buildings and oil depots in the Russian Black Sea port of Novorossiysk. ② Russian Ministry of Defense: Air defense forces shot down or intercepted 216 Ukrainian drones overnight. 66 drones were shot down in the Krasnodar region of southern Russia. ③ Russian Federal Security Service: A Ukrainian plot to assassinate a senior Russian government official was foiled while the official was visiting a cemetery in Moscow. ④ Governor of Volgograd Oblast: Air defense systems repelled a nighttime drone attack targeting energy infrastructure. ⑤ Sources: Oil exports from the Russian Black Sea port of Novorossiysk have been suspended following the drone attack. ⑥ Russian Ministry of Defense: Russian forces conducted large-scale strikes against Ukrainian military and energy facilities. ⑦ Russian Ministry of Defense: Russian forces continued to attack besieged Ukrainian troops in the Krasnodar region. Russian forces successfully repelled seven Ukrainian attempts to relieve besieged troops from the northwest of Krasnodar. Russian forces also completed the clearing of Ukrainian personnel from the Rog settlement east of Krasnodar. 2. Ukraine – ① Numerous explosions were heard in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, with the mayor claiming a large-scale Russian attack. ② The mayor of Kyiv stated that the Russian attack injured 11 people. ③ The Ukrainian Ministry of Energy reported that Russia attacked energy facilities last night, causing power outages in parts of Kyiv, Odessa, and Donetsk. ④ The attack on Kyiv has resulted in 6 deaths. ⑤ Ukraine launched a major drone attack on Novorossiysk, a key Black Sea port handling oil cargo from Russia and Kazakhstan. ⑥ The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that Russian forces launched 64 attacks in multiple locations in the Pokrovsk direction, of which Ukrainian forces repelled 41; the remaining battles are ongoing. Other developments: 1. Denmark delivered €830 million in military aid to Ukraine. 2. German Chancellor Merz stated that the EU is preparing new sanctions against Russia. 3. Russia consulted with the International Atomic Energy Agency regarding the power supply security of the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant. 4. Two industry sources said that the Saratov oil refinery in Russia halted oil processing on November 11 following the drone attack. 5. The deputy head of the Ukrainian military intelligence service stated that the number of artillery shells North Korea supplied to Russia in 2025 has decreased by about half compared to 2024. 6. The deputy head of the Ukrainian military intelligence service stated that Russia plans to produce approximately 500 new glide bombs with a range of 200 kilometers this year and is working to extend the range to 400 kilometers.On November 15th, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that on the 14th local time, Russian forces continued their operations against besieged Ukrainian troops in the Krasnoyarsk region. Russian forces successfully repelled seven Ukrainian attempts to relieve besieged troops from the northwest of Krasnoyarsk, and also completed the clearing of Ukrainian personnel from the Rog settlement east of Krasnoyarsk. Furthermore, Russian forces continued their aggressive advance in the Dimitrov (Mirnokhlad) region adjacent to Krasnoyarsk, expanding their control. On the same day, the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stated that Russian forces launched 64 attacks in multiple locations in the Pokrovsk direction, repelling 41 of them, with the remaining battles ongoing.On November 15th, Denmark, holding the rotating presidency of the European Union, announced on social media that it had completed the delivery of weapons and military equipment worth nearly €830 million to Ukraine. The funds came from "unexpected proceeds" generated by the EU using frozen Russian assets. This marks the second time the EU has used "unexpected proceeds" to provide military support to Ukraine. The equipment will reportedly be used to strengthen the combat capabilities of the Ukrainian armed forces. Denmark stated that the delivery is complete and that it will continue to support Ukraine alongside its EU partners.On November 15th, the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) drafted the "Guidelines for Anti-Monopoly Compliance of Internet Platforms (Draft for Public Comment)," which was released for public comment. To help platform operators better identify anti-monopoly compliance risks and enhance the readability and vividness of the provisions, the "Guidelines," drawing on anti-monopoly regulatory enforcement experience, lists eight risks for platform operators using examples: algorithmic collusion between platforms, organizing and assisting platform operators in reaching monopoly agreements, unfair pricing by platforms, selling below cost by platforms, account blocking, "choose one of two" practices, "lowest price across the entire network," and platform discrimination. These eight risk examples provide clear indications of monopoly risks in specific scenarios for internet platforms, covering various platform operations such as data transmission, algorithm application, service pricing, search ranking, recommendation display, traffic allocation, and subsidies. Platform operators are encouraged to proactively conduct risk assessments and self-checks based on the risk examples listed in the "Guidelines" to avoid the anti-monopoly compliance risks mentioned in the examples. However, determining whether an act constitutes a monopolistic act prohibited by the Anti-Monopoly Law requires investigation, evidence collection, analysis, and argumentation based on the Anti-Monopoly Law and related regulations before a conclusion can be reached.The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 309.74 points, or 0.65%, at 47,147.48 on Friday, November 14; the S&P 500 closed down 3.38 points, or 0.05%, at 6,734.11; and the Nasdaq Composite closed up 30.23 points, or 0.13%, at 22,900.59.

S&P 500 Tests Resistance At 3885 As Apple Rallies

Alice Wang

Oct 31, 2022 16:25

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Tech Stocks Rise as Apple and Intel Reports Lift Sentiment

After the announcement of the company's quarterly report, Apple shares saw significant support, causing the S&P 500 to rise sharply and move towards the 3885 mark.


Apple surpassed analyst expectations for both profits and sales, reporting revenue of $90.1 billion and earnings of $1.29 per share. Even though Apple's financial numbers weren't great, the price nevertheless rose 8%, suggesting that traders were waiting for an opportunity to purchase the shares.


Results from Apple more than made up for the decline in Amazon shares, which fell by 8%. It should be mentioned that during yesterday's post-market session, Amazon stock fell as much as 19%, therefore Apple's results significantly boosted optimism in the IT sector.


After the publication of the quarterly report, Intel stock also increased. In the instance of Intel, traders praised job-cut plans.


Energy companies including Schlumberger, Pioneer Natural Resources, and Hess sank as oil markets fell over concerns about coronavirus lockdowns in China, while IT stocks saw widespread support. As copper fell below the $3.45 mark, the top copper producer Freeport-McMoran saw its share price fall by 2%.


It's interesting to note that today's S&P 500 was unaffected by the stronger currency and higher Treasury rates. Apple's strong earnings announcement increased traders' willingness to take risks, and investors raced to purchase stocks across a range of sectors.

Tests Multi-Week Highs for S&P 500

The S&P 500 is now attempting to settle above the 3885 resistance level. The RSI is still in the moderate range, and there is still possibility for future trading sessions to see further upward momentum.


The S&P 500 will go toward the next barrier at 3915 if it settles above the 3885 level. The barrier at 3960 might be tested if a price moves over 3915. The S&P 500 will go toward the next obstacle at 4000 if it rises over 3960.


The prior resistance level at 3835 will act as the S&P 500's first support level on the support side. The S&P 500 will move in the direction of the next support at 3805 if it is able to settle below this level. S&P 500 will be pushed toward the support at the 20 EMA at 3760 if a move below the support at 3805 is made.