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Ricky Xie

💼TradingKey Financial Editor

🏅Intermediate Economist

🎓Shenzhen University | BA in Economics

📊U.S. Stocks | Forex | Gold

Summary

Ricky Xie (Xie Weifeng) has accumulated several years of experience as a financial journalist and editor at major domestic media. He specializes in combining fundamental and technical analysis, and is proficient in using candlestick charts and technical patterns.

Areas of Expertise

Macroeconomic Research: U.S. economic policy, labor market, and inflation
Currency Research: Global major currencies analysis
Commodities: Assessment of international mainstream commodities such as gold and crude oil
US Stocks Market: Analyzing earnings reports, studying stock trends, and exploring market opportunities in macro and company news

Experience

TradingKey｜Chief Editor of Financial Portal 2023 - Present Shenzhen Rongjuhui Information Technology Co., Ltd｜Chief Editor of Phoenix HK Stock Channel 2018 - 2023 Hexun.com｜Chief Editor of HK Stock Channel 2012 - 2017

Total 64 articles

[Weekly Outlook] Nvidia (NVDA.O) to Set Another Earnings Record? All Eyes on FOMC Meetings, PCE Data, and U.S. Q1 GDP

TradingKey - The market is concerned that the U.S. President Trump may once again wield the tariffs, leading to a halt in the nearly one-and-a-half-month rise of U.S. stocks.

Moody's downgrade of credit rating leads to selling of US Treasuries. Safe-haven demand rises and gold price rises above $3,300. Will gold resume its

TradingKey - After downgrading the US sovereign credit rating last week, the rating agency Moody's has again downgraded the long-term credit ratings of several major US banks.

【Weekly Outlook】: G7 Finance Ministers Meeting, China’s April Economic Data Released, Taipei International Computer Show Opens, Microsoft and Google H

TradingKey - Last week, U.S. stock indices posted a collective rebound, with the Dow rising 3.41%, the S&P gaining 5.27%, and the Nasdaq climbing 7.15%, boosted by unexpected results from U.S.-China tariff negotiations that lifted risk sentiment.

Japan's economy has fallen back to negative growth after one year. Will yen continue to weaken?

TradingKey - Japan's economic performance is lackluster, with the preliminary annualized quarterly GDP for the first quarter recorded at -0.7%. This marks the first contraction in a year, and the economy may face further impacts from Trump’s tariffs.

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