/biz/ - Business & Finance

>GOEV

>SMCI Thursday gap filled

and wallah

just like that we're red for the day

today's buyers are tomorrow's panic seller

Not the time yet to short CVNA, but god it's going to be a glorious opportunity, this shit will unironically wipe 80% the moment momentum breaks, I'm gonna enter my shorts on it probably next week

Yep.

>>53733881

Are there any fellow Bobos who quit above 40k? I stabeled @ 58k and man.. the shit I have had to hear from niggers all the way down.

>"NGMI"
>"we bottomed out"
>"they won't raise the rates because they CANT"
>etc..

Where are you faggots now? To all my bobros who were smart enough to get out and stay strong on the way down. You are the elite, they are not and they never will be.

Cheers, brothers.

>>52540940

>>52293623

>CVNA
>NET
>TEAM
>FNKO

>TEAM

>Apple pauses hiring through 2023 amid recession fears
>Amazon has frozen hiring in parts of its lucrative web services division — an apparent escalation of the company’s cost-cutting efforts
>Facebook parent company Meta will be freezing the majority of its hiring, CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced to his employees
>Coinbase: We will extend our hiring pause for the foreseeable future.
>Salesforce recently laid off a number of workers and implemented a new hiring freeze through January 2023
>Stripe cuts 14% of its staff
>Wells Fargo mortghage staff brace for layoffs as US loan volumes collapse as much as 90% from a year earlier
>Financial giant Goldman Sachs set for hundreds of layoffs
>Wall Street major Morgan Stanley is expected to start a fresh round of layoffs globally in the coming weeks
>Snap planned to lay off about 20% of its employees
>Furniture and home goods company, Wayfair, said it would layoff about 870 employees
>Robinhood: Laying off more than 1,000 people in 2022
>Shopify laid off roughly 1,000 employees, equivalent to 10% of its workforce worldwide.
>Video-hosting platform Vimeo cut 6% of its staff in July.
>Real estate firm Re/Max will lay off 17% of its workforce by the end of the year, the company announced.
>JPMorgan confirmed that it would lay off over 1,000 employees in its home-lending department.
>Real estate brokerage Redfin laying off 6% of total employees
>Walmart announced layoffs in its corporate division, as well as at one of its fulfillment centers.
>Oracle held two rounds of layoffs that included the company's marketing, customer experience, and cloud divisions.
>Zillow: Lays off 5% of total employees
>GoFundMe: Lays off 12% of total employees
>DocuSign: Lays off 9% of total employees
>Lyft to cut 13% of workforce in second round of job cuts
>SoundCloud is reducing its global headcount by around 20%
>Carvana cited a recession in auto sales as the main driver in laying off 2,500 employees
>Cameo: 25% of workforce laid off

>octobear
>novembear
>decembear

We won again bobros

>Neel Kashkari, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, just said what markets have long suspected but what active central bankers haven’t dared to admit: Markets need to go down — in fact, that’s the point of the Fed’s interest-rate increases and marathon jawboning. And that was the objective of Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s annual speech in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, which triggered the worst equity market selloff since June.

>>51162047
Impeccable timing Bobro

not even a bottom wick on the close, today's market was pure kino bobros

Do your bags hang low?
Do they wobble to and fro?
Can you tie 'em in a knot?
Can you tie 'em in a bow?
Can you throw 'em o'er your shoulder like a continental soldier?
Do your bags hang low?