Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-10-22 23:50Market Overview - Netflix and Texas Instruments reported weak performance, exacerbated by escalating global trade tensions, dampening risk appetite. The sell-off in "momentum stocks" continues, with the Nasdaq leading declines among major U.S. indices [1] - The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell for the third consecutive day, down 0.58 basis points. The dollar ended a three-day rise, initially gaining before dropping 0.36% from its daily high. Bitcoin retraced all gains from the previous day, falling below the $108,000 support level [1] - Gold experienced significant volatility, dipping close to $4,000 before fluctuating widely, with a daily range of 3.7%. Silver also declined but found support at $48 [1] Key Company News - Tesla's Q3 revenue rebounded significantly due to the expiration of tax credits, but earnings fell 31% due to tariff impacts exceeding $400 million. The company reported a 12% increase in revenue compared to the previous quarter, with automotive revenue reaching a two-year high [2][17] - SAP, Europe's largest software company, reported Q3 cloud revenue below expectations, leading to a 4% drop in stock price post-announcement. The company maintained its growth outlook for 2025, expecting cloud revenue at the lower end of its guidance [3][18] - IBM's Red Hat business growth has slowed, causing investor concerns and a 5% drop in stock price after the earnings report, despite overall revenue and EPS exceeding expectations [4][18] - Wall Street is experiencing its strongest earnings season in four years, with 85% of S&P 500 companies exceeding profit expectations, the highest ratio since 2021 [5][19] Industry Insights - The secondary lending market is facing turmoil, with PrimaLend filing for bankruptcy, highlighting pressures in the low-income consumer sector [19] - Gold ETF holdings reached a three-year high, following a significant drop in gold prices, attributed to a crowded long position among traders leading to a technical sell-off [20] - The U.S. Federal Reserve is considering reducing bank capital requirements from 19% to a minimum of 3%, which could significantly impact large banks' capital levels [22] - The Chinese stock market is expected to enter a prolonged upward phase, with key indices projected to rise by 30% by the end of 2027, driven by earnings growth and potential revaluation [25]