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Market Overview Global markets showed mixed performance as investors reacted to easing US inflation data and geopolitical uncertainties. US equities advanced, driven by a rebound in technology shares. European markets gained despite rising US-EU trade tensions, while Asian markets remained uncertain due to concerns over US tariff policies and recession fears. US: Tech Surge Boosts S&P 500 The S&P 500 $S&P 500(.SPX)$  rose 0.4% (+27.23 pts to 5,599.30) as cooling inflation data reassured investors about the Federal Reserve's monetary stance. The Dow Jones $DJIA(.DJI)$  slipped 0.2% (-82.55 pts to 41,350.93) due to weakness

Overview: Market Reactions to Trump’s Tariff Policies The U.S. markets have been under significant pressure in recent weeks, mainly due to President Trump's escalating tariff policies, leading to fears of a potential economic slowdown. Despite these concerns, President Trump has downplayed the risk of a recession and emphasized the nation's path to prosperity. Nevertheless, market volatility remains, with key benchmarks like the S&P 500 $S&P 500(.SPX)$  facing sharp declines. As the trade war intensifies, investors need to reassess their positions and consider how best to position themselves in these turbulent times. Trump’s Tariff War and Economic Concerns The ongoing tariff war, particularly with the U

Market Overview Global markets ended lower as concerns over escalating US tariffs weighed on investor sentiment. The US, European, and most Asian indices saw declines, reflecting anxiety about the economic impact of protectionist policies. Traders reacted negatively to President Donald Trump's decision to increase tariffs on key imports, raising fears of a broader trade conflict. US Markets: Tariff Worries Drag Stocks Lower The US stock market closed in the red, with the Dow Jones $DJIA(.DJI)$  falling 478.23 points (-1.1%) to 41,433.48, the S&P 500 $S&P 500(.SPX)$  losing 42.49 points (-0.7%) to 5,572.07, and the Nasdaq Compo

I opened $iShares Bitcoin Trust(IBIT)$  ,I made an additional investment in IBIT stock as the U.S. continues to embrace cryptocurrency with significant moves, including an Executive Order to establish a Bitcoin reserve and appoint a crypto czar. Trump’s vocal support of the crypto industry and his push for the U.S. to lead in digital assets position the country well for future growth in this space. With Bitcoin gaining momentum globally, I see IBIT benefiting from this increased institutional and regulatory support, making it a strategic investment in the growing digital asset sector.

I opened $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  ,I made an additional investment in Nvidia, driven by its leadership in AI advancements, particularly in reasoning models that require significant computational power for inference. Jensen's insights into AI's evolution, where models "think" and figure out answers in steps, highlight Nvidia’s crucial role. Despite a potential revenue slowdown, I believe Nvidia’s long-term growth prospects remain strong, especially with the increasing demand for compute power in AI applications. With a price target of $180, I see Nvidia as a key player in the future of AI, making this investment a strategic one.

I opened $Broadcom(AVGO)$  ,I made an additional investment in Broadcom (AVGO) as it’s uniquely positioned to capitalize on the AI revolution with its custom chip offerings and robust networking assets. Following a series of successful acquisitions, notably VMware, Broadcom has emerged as a market leader. Analyst Fang Boon Foo’s “Buy” rating and $250 price target further bolster confidence. The company’s high-performance design and integration deliver above-industry margins, while strong execution in AI chips and software drives revenue growth. With consistent free cash flows and stable dividends, AVGO represents an attractive, long-term investment opportunity.

I opened $Microsoft(MSFT)$  ,I made an additional investment in Microsoft (MSFT) based on its strong position in AI-powered cloud, productivity, and business solutions. Stifel reaffirmed the stock as a “Buy” on March 7, even with a reduced price target of $475, citing robust performance. Microsoft’s expected $25–30 billion incremental capex for fiscal 2026 aligns with Azure’s 30% growth rate, bolstering its fundamentals. With a rapidly emerging genAI cycle and solid revenue prospects, investor sentiment and focused capex reinforce my conviction in Microsoft’s long-term potential.

I opened $Microsoft(MSFT)$  ,I made an additional investment in Microsoft, recognizing its strong AI-powered cloud and productivity solutions. Stifel maintained a "Buy" rating despite lowering its price target to $475, citing confidence in Microsoft's growth, especially with Azure’s 30% growth rate. The firm expects significant incremental capex of $25-$30 billion in fiscal 2026 to drive double-digit revenue and profitability. With Microsoft’s continued focus on efficiency, security, and AI, I believe its long-term potential remains robust, and I see the recent dip as a solid buying opportunity.

I opened $Alphabet(GOOG)$  ,I made an additional investment in GOOG stock as Alphabet continues to strengthen its position in the XR space. The recent launch of the Android XR platform in collaboration with Samsung and Qualcomm, along with Alphabet's acquisition of HTC's XR business, highlights the company's commitment to immersive technologies. With Google’s vast ecosystem, including Android, YouTube, and Google Cloud, poised to support these innovations, I see significant potential for growth in both the XR and broader tech markets, making this an attractive long-term investment.

I opened $Dover(DOV)$  ,I made an additional investment in Dover Corporation (DOV) at its current price of $186, as it’s trading 19% below its intrinsic value, making it fairly valued for long-term growth. While its price has fluctuated between $184 and $206, Dover's strong fundamentals suggest upside potential. The company’s volatility, reflected by its high beta, could present a buying opportunity if market conditions turn bearish. I believe this stock is well-positioned for future gains, and I’m capitalizing on the current price as a favorable entry point.