/biz/ - Business & Finance

it's still dumping

>>57343115
Pricing in the significantly better earnings and revenue this year. This market is already pricing in next year's P/Es, wtf. Nobody cares about cuts because they do not affect large and mega caps.
And every other regions is going to hell so why not pump the only market that is actually resilient?

>>56256007
Yeah the big banks massively benefitted from that. They lived on essentially zero rates for a decade (and then with Trump on slightly higher rates) and paid the price by going all in on them. Oh wait they didn't pay a price since they got bailed out. What even is the point of anything when they will always bail you out?
>>56255988
>bureaucrats have been helping their banker friends for a long a time
Almost as if the two were the same or something, haha. How have we allowed bureaucrats to completely dominate our financial systems? Bureaucrats have grown in power, numbers, and overall strength by such insane amount over the last several decades, it's crazy. We used to have one "agency" per municipality with limited personnel. Now? They have spread their claws into every nook and cranny

>>55941778
Weird huh? Oil/gas/heating oil massively up, DXY up, stocks bigly up. What a time to be alive

NVDA BROS, WHERE IS THE BOTTOM?!???

>>55937047
Diamond hands is such a great psyop lmao

TSM Market Cap: $488B Revenue: $75.8B
NVDA Market Cap $1.13T Revenue: $27B
AMD Market Cap $170B Revenue: $23.6B
INTEL Market Cap $142B Revenue: $63B
IF YOU BOUGHT NVDA AT THE TOP, YOU’RE THE EXIT LIQUIDITY.

>>55932087
My NVDA puts aren’t expiring until late next year. DD pays off.

You mumus were warned