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BREAKINGVIEWS-Donald Trump will bail out crypto holders in 2026Tencent Taps Nvidia Blackwell AI Chips Through Japan Cloud Deal Despite Trump Warning They Won't Be Available To 'Other People:' ReportItaly's antitrust fines Apple for alleged abuse of dominant position with App StoreCyclical tailwinds, inflation retreat, AI turbulence, volatility protection—these are Goldman Sachs' "Top 10 Core Theme Trades" for 2026Professor Fang Yue: If AI cannot be scaled and implemented, the market may repeat the internet bubble of 2000 | Alpha SummitRobotaxi is entering the "China Moment"Asset management giant Apollo has entered "risk-off mode": hoarding cash, deleveraging, waiting for "bad things to happen"?GF SEC Liu Chenming: Rejecting traditional macroeconomics, looking at the 2026 layout window from debt resolution and changes in profit structure | Alpha SummitWhy did the yen fall instead of rising after the interest rate hike?"Interest rate cut expectations + geopolitical conflicts" drive gold to rise above 4400, silver continues to hit historical highs, and spot platinum breaks above 2000 USD for the first time since 2008Clocktower Kevin Wang: The End of the Old Order and Global Asset Rebalancing Under the Dollar "Bear Market" | Alpha SummitWhat other thematic investment opportunities can be focused on after commercial aerospace and nuclear fusion?Trillions of dollars in investment, thousands of new players – AI data centers have become a "new gold rush" that concerns the fate of the global economyReport: Next year, NVIDIA's GB300 shipment volume is expected to reach 55,000 units, and the Vera Rubin 200 is expected to ship in the fourth quarter of next yearHong Kong stocks intraday | The three major indices opened higher, with the technology and AI sectors active. Baidu rose 1.52%, YOFC surged 11.4%, and chip stocks performed strongly"FOMO Theory vs Bubble Theory," Wall Street believes that the volatility of U.S. stocks will not decrease next yearXiaomi has sent red envelopes to distributorsChina's December LPR remains unchanged for seven consecutive months: the 5-year LPR is 3.5%, and the 1-year LPR is 3%