The Dow Jones Industrial Average reclaimed the 50,000-point level, with Tesla (TSLA) finding support at its lows

Overnight, boosted by the 'TACO' deal, the Dow Jones ( $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ ) rebounded nearly 2% to 50,849 points, rising back above its 20-day moving average and approaching this month's high. The Nasdaq 100 ( $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$ ) surged 3.3%, reclaiming the 29,400-point level and recovering most of its losses from earlier in the week.

If bullish on the Dow, consider call warrants $SG#DJIA RC2612D.C (49593.HK)$ , with a call price at 47,000. Conversely, for bearish views, consider bear warrants $SG#DJIA RP2812T.P (49951.HK)$ , with a call price of 54,000 points. For those bullish on the Nasdaq, consider bull certificates $SG#NQ100RC2612L.C (49615.HK)$ , with a call price of 27,500 points. Conversely, for those bearish, consider bear certificates $SG#NQ100RP2812F.P (49614.HK)$ , with a call-back price at 31,500 points.

Tesla (TSLA) found support at the $380 level, rebounding 4.6% overnight and once again testing the psychological $400 mark. Watch for a potential breakout above the 50-day moving average resistance. Investors bullish on Tesla may consider call warrants. $SG-TSLA@RC2610A.C (11134.HK)$ , with a strike price of 490. Conversely, if bearish, consider put warrants. $SG-TSLA@RP2612A.P (11135.HK)$Conversely, if bearish, you can look at , with a strike price of $330.

Microsoft (MSFT) fell another 1.8% amid a weak broader market, closing at $390 after breaching the $400 level, marking its fifth consecutive day of losses. Downward pressure has not yet been fully absorbed in the short term. Investors bullish on Microsoft may consider call warrants. $SG-MSFT@RC2610A.C (11136.HK)$ , with a strike price of $450. Conversely, for bearish views, consider put warrants $SG-MSFT@RP2609A.P (11064.HK)$ , strike price 390.

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