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Four members of the Magnificent 7 tech stocks are set to report quarterly results this week, with expected earnings growth of nearly 17%. This week is deemed the "most eventful" of the earnings season as investors assess the potential of AI-focused companies to sustain the current bull market, according to José Torres, senior economist at Interactive Brokers.
Strive (ASST.US) has seen decreasing trading volume since the market opened, with the community jokingly saying "the main force has all gone on vacation," continuously testing the support at 0.73. No one expected the low volume to last this long, but it often breeds opportunities for an explosive breakout. For these small-cap growth stocks, the less attention they receive, the more sudden the short-term surge can be. Currently, funds are mainly clustered in popular sectors, and Strive has been marginalized to the extreme, but there are occasional signs of speculative funds quickly entering and exiting. The company has no substantial news, and the hype relies entirely on temporary market clustering. Most community traders focus on short-term volatility and quick exits, with significant intraday surges for selling. Technically speaking, the support at the 0.73 level is crucial; as long as it holds, a sudden influx of funds during the day could easily lead to a limit-up or significant volatility. Conversely, if the volume continues to shrink and weaken, it will quickly trigger fund outflows, so one must be flexible and responsive to market signals. Conclusion: Strive is currently in a phase of continuous low volume and bottoming out, just waiting for a sudden surge in volume to ignite the market. Short-term volatility could come at any time, so one must always be ready to seize opportunities
Jan 23 (Reuters) - Kokobots Group:* KOKOBOTS GROUP - NOW SEES US IPO OF 3,750,000 CLASS A ORDINARY SHARES- SEC FILING Source text: Further company coverage:
Klaviyo CEO Andrew Bialecki sold 167,926 shares at $24.16 each on January 20, totaling approximately $4.06 million. This sale is part of a series of insider transactions since December, amounting to about 1.03 million shares and $29.65 million in proceeds. Klaviyo shares rose 4.8% to $26.45, with a market cap of $7.99 billion. The company reported a 32.2% revenue growth year-over-year but remains unprofitable with negative margins. Analysts predict an EPS of 0.04 for the current year.
