Summary
Jane Zhang is a financial editor at TradingKey, with a journalism background. She previously worked for well-known traditional media and has extensive reporting experience. Jane specializes in writing financial news, investigative reports, and feature articles. In 2024, she joined TradingKey.
Areas of Expertise
Macro Analysis: Central Bank policy, U.S. employment/inflation Data
Market Analysis: Focusing on U.S. and Hong Kong stock market movements, writing news analyses that combine industry dynamics, policy trends, and financial report data
Content Creation: Formally trained in news writing, skilled at reporting financial events with concise language and interpreting financial markets in the simplest terms.
Experience
TradingKey｜Financial Editor 2024 - Present Responsible for writing and publishing real-time news and in-depth analysis articles in the fields of macroeconomics, stock markets, cryptocurrencies, and commodities.
Total 349 articles
JPMorgan Warns Hormuz Blockade Risks Oil Shutdown in 25 Days, But How Will the US-Iran Conflict Shape Global Oil Prices?
TradingKey - Following the announcement on the night of February 28 banning all vessels from passing through the Strait of Hormuz, JPMorgan Chase issued a warning: if the Strait of Hormuz is completely blocked, the combined onshore and offshore storage capacity of Middle Eastern oil-producing nation
Mon, Mar 2
US-Iran Conflict Escalates: Asia-Pacific Stocks Slump, Oil Prices Surge, Energy Stocks Rise, and Airline Stocks Hit Hard
On Monday (March 2), Asia-Pacific stock markets fell across the board as the US-Iran conflict continued to escalate.
Mon, Mar 2
SoundHound Analysis: Will This Overlooked AI Stock Be the Surprise Winner of 2026?
While buying SoundHound stock, you may need to look at key indicators that will help you tell the noise from the signals.
Sun, Feb 22
Will Micron Be the 2026 AI Winner as the Memory Supercycle Begins?
Recently, Micron has focused on premium areas such as High-Bandwidth Memory that plays alongside accelerators to feed AI models, and adding capacity with an eye on pricing discipline.
Sat, Feb 21
What Is the Best Nuclear Energy Investment in 2026? Which Should You Buy in, OKLO or Nuclear Energy ETFs?
TradingKey - Demand for electricity is surging, and data centers designed for artificial intelligence are a big reason. Governments are also demanding cleaner, dependable power. This coupling has brought about a revival in nuclear power, with capacity expected to increase in the coming decades. To i
Fri, Feb 20
Should You Buy Berkshire Hathaway Post-Warren Buffett? What's Warren Buffett's Advice for 2026 Investment?
Berkshire built up a hoard of cash through 2025, accumulating nearly $400 billion—more than it had ever held before. That was by design. Berkshire, instead of joining the artificial intelligence rally that led the headlines, put the cash into short-term U.S. Treasuries with about 3.6% yields.
Thu, Feb 19
When Investing in Virtual Land or the Metaverse, Why Meta Is the Best Choice?
TradingKey - Interest in digital real estate peaked in the early 2020s, but now that interest in it has cooled, and prices have dropped, the practical questions start for investors. If investors want exposure to virtual land or the Metaverse, how should investors approach it? For virtual land invest
Wed, Feb 18
The Magnificent Seven: What They Are, How They Performed in 2025, and Which Will Be the Best in 2026?
TradingKey - The Magnificent Seven refers to the seven best tech stocks in 2023. These are Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOG) (GOOGL), Amazon (AMZN), Nvidia (NVDA), Meta Platforms (META), and Tesla (TSLA). These technology titans are developing products related to Artificial Intelligenc
Tue, Feb 17
Should You Invest in the “Magnificent Seven” in 2026? One Stock or All of Them?
TradingKey - The Magnificent Seven defined markets in 2024 and remained at the heart of the 2025 story. Collectively, they have unparalleled control over AThe Magnificent Seven includes Nvidia (NVDA), Apple (AAPL), Alphabet (GOOG) (GOOGL), Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN), Meta Platforms (META), and
Mon, Feb 16
January CPI Revives Rate-Cut Hopes; Gold and Silver Rebound, But Is the Bull Run Intact?
TradingKey - During Friday's US session, spot gold surged back above $5,000 to close at $5,043, while silver resumed its rally, breaking through the $75 mark to peak near $79 before closing at $77.43. This movement was primarily driven by data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics that significan
Sun, Feb 15
SpaceX IPO with Dual-Class Shares: Will Musk Secure the 25% Voting Control Denied by Tesla?
TradingKey - SpaceX is preparing for an IPO this year. According to foreign media reports, SpaceX is considering a dual-class share structure for its IPO, which would grant specific shareholders extra voting rights. In other words, Elon Musk could maintain absolute control over the company even if h
Sat, Feb 14
Silver Plunges 10%, Gold Tests $4,900: Is the Bull Market Over Ahead of CPI?
TradingKey - Ahead of the release of the U.S. January CPI report, financial markets experienced a sudden broad sell-off on Thursday. Alongside a sharp decline in U.S. equities, prices for commodities such as gold (XAUUSD) also plummeted. Gold dropped nearly $200 within a 30-minute window, a decline
Fri, Feb 13
Nuclear Energy Is Paving the Way for the Future of AI: Should You Invest in Nuclear Energy Stocks in 2026?
With AI demand stretching the grid in 2026, nuclear remains the only baseload source that is not carbon-intensive. We discuss whether it is too late to buy and which stocks have the best risk-reward.
Fri, Feb 13
U.S. Jobs Surge Masks Undercurrent of Weakness, Dents Cut Bets
TradingKey - The non-farm payrolls report released Wednesday ET showed that U.S. non-farm employment for January was stronger than expected, increasing by 130,000 and marking the largest monthly gain in over a year, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%. Regarding the January jobs data, Nick Timi
Thu, Feb 12
This $1 Trillion AI Stock Is Getting Ready for 2026: Is Meta a Good Buy?
When ads and commerce are factored in, Meta is building a long-term platform—in Augmented Reality and smart glasses — to get us closer to the future of AI. This device hardware business is less profitable than ads right now, but it could grow the company’s ecosystem and open up new ways for it to ma
Thu, Feb 12
SK Hynix Margin Tops TSMC as Micron Misses Out on Nvidia Orders, Is the HBM Sector Facing a Shake-Up?
Samsung, which lagged behind during the HBM3 era, has returned to the arena, while Micron, once a frontrunner, missed out on Nvidia’s orders. Is a reshuffle imminent in the HBM sector?
Wed, Feb 11
After $20B Debt Sale, Google’s Rare 100-Year Bond Sparks Scrutiny: Has AI Drained the Tech Giant’s Coffers?
TradingKey - According to a Financial Times report, Google parent Alphabet (GOOG)(GOOGL) is planning to issue bonds denominated in British pounds and Swiss francs, which may include the first 100-year GBP bond of this century.
Tue, Feb 10
Investing in Health Stock: Will GLP-1 Pill Copycat Restrictions Derail Hims & Hers? Is HIMS Still a Good Choice in 2026?
Hims & Hers' subscription-based business model, coupled with tailored treatment regimens, allows users to maintain lasting engagement, a critical aspect of the company’s growth narrative and a reason why some see Hims & Hers stock as a play on long-term digital health as opposed to a traditional pha
Tue, Feb 10
SpaceX IPO Approaching: Will EchoStar Be a Good Buy in 2026?
TradingKey - Today, EchoStar (SATS) is a hybrid story around legacy consumer communications and a high-profile private space play. As a result of its merger with DISH, the company offers satellite TV services and the wireless brand Boost Mobile, in addition to spectrum assets and wholesale network a
Tue, Feb 10
Warsh’s Fed Era Signals a Death Knell for QE, Jolting the $30 Trillion Treasury Market
With Warsh’s nomination, his past proposals for governing the Federal Reserve are being brought to the forefront. A central issue is the formulation of a new "1951 Accord" to restructure the relationship between the Fed and the Treasury. Analysts suggest such a move could impact the $30 trillion Tre
Mon, Feb 9
