The Tale Of Three IPOs

We last talked about the U.S.’s largest initial public offerings (IPOs) a month ago, when their results failed to inspire confidence among investors. However, we wanted to bring them back this week because at least one of them is perking up. 👀

The chart below shows Arm Holdings closing at its highest level since coming public, now firmly in positive territory. Klaviyo, which started off hot, is between its highs and lows. But Instacart remains on a downward path, making fresh lows this week before rebounding marginally. 📊

This reiterates that investors remain very selective when it comes to new offerings in the market. We’ll have to wait and see how Reddit, Shein, and other high-profile startups fare as they prepare to go public early next year. 💰

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Microsoft Briefly Overtakes Apple

While most of the market focused on the spot Bitcoin ETFs beginning to trade today, the second-largest company in the world made a move on its sole competitor. 🔮

This morning, Microsoft’s market capitalization briefly crossed that of Apple’s, making it the largest company in the world. While it didn’t last, it does beg the question of which stock will lead the market going forward.

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How The Ultra-Wealthy Fared In 2023

Just as 2022 was a challenging year across the board, 2023 was a great one. Let’s check in to see how the ultra-wealthy are set up heading into the new year. 👀

The Bloomberg Billionaires Index indicated that the net worth of the wealthiest 500 people soared by $1.5 trillion this year, recovering all of the $1.4 trillion lost in 2022. That came despite fears of recession, elevated inflation, higher interest rates, and geopolitical turmoil as markets (and the economy) climbed the “wall of worry.”

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Investors Ditch China For Nvidia

While everyone is looking at the S&P 500 closing above 5,000 as this week’s stat of the week, MarketWatch is flagging another wild data point. 🚨

As you can see from the headline snippet above, Nvidia is now worth as much as the entire Chinese stock market. While several stocks already have achieved this feat, they’re bigger conglomerates with many businesses under one roof. But Nvidia is a chip designer and manufacturer with a more straightforward business model, making this that much crazier of an occurrence. 

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A New High In New Highs

Nvidia earnings re-ignited the animal spirits in the market, causing the stock and major indexes to reach several new milestones. Let’s check’em out. 👇

Firstly, a 16% rise in the stock today caused its market cap to rise $277 billion, the largest one-day increase of any stock in history. Secondly, today’s move put it firmly ahead of Google and Amazon as the fourth-largest stock in the world (Saudi Aramco not pictured below). It also moved it a stone’s throw away from $2 trillion. 🤩

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