The Nasdaq 100 faced downward pressure overnight, with Microsoft (MSFT) testing the $400 level.

US stocks continued to fluctuate overnight, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average ( $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ ) closing slightly higher at 50,872 points; the Nasdaq 100 ( $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$ ) experienced sharp intraday volatility, dropping nearly 4% at one point before finding support and holding above the 29,000 mark. Short-term momentum is expected to remain weak and choppy.

If bullish on the Dow, consider watching $SG#DJIA RC2612D.C (49593.HK)$ , with a call-back price at 47,000 points. Conversely, for bearish exposure, consider $SG#DJIA RP2812T.P (49951.HK)$ , with a call-back price at 54,000 points. For bullish exposure to the Nasdaq, consider $SG#NQ100RC2612J.C (49604.HK)$ , recovery price at 26,500 points. Conversely, if bearish, you can look at $SG#NQ100RP2812F.P (49614.HK)$ , with a call-back price at 31,500 points.

Microsoft ( $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$ ) has fallen for three consecutive days to the $400 level, and the trend may weaken further. Investors bullish on Microsoft may consider $SG-MSFT@RC2610A.C (11136.HK)$ , strike price 450. Conversely, if bearish, consider paying attention to $SG-MSFT@RP2609A.P (11064.HK)$ , strike price 390.

Meta ( $Meta Platforms (META.US)$ ) remains weak, fluctuating around $585, and may continue trading sideways at lower levels in the near term. Investors bullish on Meta may consider call warrants $SG-META@RC2608A.C (11069.HK)$ structured products with a strike price of $830. $SG-META@RP2612A.P (11138.HK)$ Conversely, those bearish may consider structured products with a strike price of $475.

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