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Monday, Monday, 29 January, US East Time, before facing the double test of giant performance and the Fed’s inter-sional meeting this week, the United States shares made a good start. Three index tails rose, pointing to a three-day rise in historical heights, a pop-up rebound to historical heights, a two-year rebound, and a further one. As of the closing, the standard 500 index rose by 0.76%, reporting 4927.93 points; the NASDAQ index rose by 1.1%, reporting 15628.04 points; and the Dow Jones industry index rose by 0.59%, reporting 3833.45 points.

The main reason for the rise in the tails is either a paper announcement from the United States Department of the Treasury. The United States Department of the Treasury expects net borrowing of $760 billion in one quarter, down by $55 billion from its previous projections, and net borrowing of $3.2 billion in the second quarter, less than half of what Wall Street expects.

Compared to the $816 billion projected in October last year, the figure of $760 billion is significantly lower. On a side-by-side basis, US debt is under pressure less than market expectations, US debt should be strong, long-term public debt returns should fall, and US debt returns over 10 years will eventually be reported at 4.076%; US debt returns for the biennium, which are more sensitive to Federal Reserve policy rates, will be reported at 4.32%.

In May last year, the US FDA approved Neuralink to start human trials, and it launched a human-testing recruitment program in September this year. The short-term goal of Musk is to help people with paralysis and so on to recover their operational capabilities, but his longer-term goal is to achieve a “human brain awareness uplift” – and it now appears that the implanting of chips is a major step forward.

In addition, Tesla, another company in Musk, expects capital spending to exceed $10 billion in 2024, and the market is expected to reach $9.78 billion. “The next generation platform” has been written into the factory plan. It is worth mentioning that, as a “premium” for this week's series of technology giants, the Microcomputers of the British Vidal Circle of Core Friends reported $3.66 billion in revenues in the previous fiscal year, compared to $1.8 billion in the same period last year, and $2.12 billion in the previous quarter; while the net profit also exceeded expectations, they also increased their year-round collection guidelines from $10-11 billion to $14.447 billion.

In addition, 13 institutional investors interviewed recently by the media agreed that Microsoft’s leading position in the AI field is expected to be decisive ahead of Apple over the next five years. Microsoft has more advantage in Azure Clouds, games, and business software, and, of course, artificial intelligence is the most visible.

Apple’s 26 analysts gave a positive rating, 12 gave a neutral rating, and two suggested selling it, with Barclay Bank downgraded its rating this month to “consistency” for fear that iPhone sales would be weak. [hot shares] Large-scale science and technology units rose mostly, with apples falling by 0.36%, Microsoft by 1.43%, Amazon by 1.34%, META by 1.75%, Google A by 0.87%, Tesla by 4.19%, and British Weeda by 2.35%.

[Global Index] On the European stock market, the UK recorded a small decline of 0.03% in the 100-hour rich index, reporting 7633 points. The CAC 40 index rose by 0.09%, reporting 7641 points. In Germany, the DAX index fell by 0.12%, reporting 16942 points. [Foreign-exchange goods] Brent's crude-oil main contract fell by 1.23% to $82.52 per barrel; the last-night contract for crude oil fell by 0.61% to $587.50 per barrel. The previous-night contract increased by 0.15% to $479.86 per gram.

On Monday, 29 January, United States Eastern Time, the United States Department of the Treasury released a forecast of $760 billion in net borrowing from private negotiable debt for the period from January to March 2024, reflecting a decrease of approximately 6.7 per cent by $55 billion, compared with the previous forecast issued in October 2023, while net borrowing from April to June 2024 was projected at 2020 billion, with an estimated cash balance of $75 billion in Treasury accounts at the end of the first and second quarters. According to Israeli news, Israel agreed to a 45-day truce in exchange for the release of 35 Israeli detainees.

For every Israeli returning home, approximately 100 to 250 Palestinian detainees were released. Mask: The first human body yesterday accepted the implantation of a brain chip, the implanter recovered well, and Mask said yesterday that the first human patient had accepted the implantation of his original company, Neuralink Corp.’s brain, and that the patient “recovered well” and the initial results were encouraging.

Neuralink, the billionaire masque, recently disclosed a new round of $43 million in financing. The company is planning to launch human experiments on brain interfaces, with the short-term goal of helping people with paralysis and others recover their mobility, but his longer-term goal is to achieve a “brain consciousness upload.” Tesla’s capital spending this year will exceed $10 billion.

Companies expect more than $10 billion in capital spending in 2024, and the next generation’s platform, which will theoretically be released next year, has already appeared in the production program. Analysts believe that Microsoft’s leading position in the field of AI will be well above that of Apple, and that Microsoft and Apple are on the verge of becoming the world’s largest market company this week.

The Amazon announced an end to the acquisition of iRobot Amazonian and scavenging robotics, iRobot, announced on Monday that the two companies would terminate the merger plan in the face of opposition from the EU antimonopoly regulators. iRobot also announced a major restructuring plan to reduce costs and indicated that it would cut about 31% of its employees, i.e. 350 jobs. The company also stated that its founder, Colin Angle, had resigned from the post of Chief Executive Officer. iRobot lost 8.77% on Monday.

Zoom launched the Vision Pro special meeting software before Apple Vision Pro was officially released this Friday (2 February), and Zoom, a well-known videoconferencing service provider, announced the launch of the conference software specifically developed for the platform and will make full use of the new machine's "Persona" facial, hand-hand action capture function. Zoom said that, through Vision Pro, users would have two main experiences: a more immersed meeting experience, and a more real interactive response.

Unlike traditional videoconferencing, Vision Pro users do not appear in meetings, but apples also provide equipment with a “Persona” function that can respond in real time to the face expression and the first movement of the wearer. Ultra-microcomputers perform better than expected in the second fiscal season, stock-pricers up by 8% after the next 8%. The financial returns show that the second-season revenues for nanocomputers were $3.66 billion, an increase of 103.3% compared to the projection of $3.26 billion for analysts. The Māori rate is 15.4% below the 16.7% of the first quarter of 2024 and 18.7% for the same period last year.

The adjusted EPS is $5.59, which is higher than the analyst's projection of $5.16.