/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57221808
Just buy every dip and you will outperform 99% of the people here

>>57122563
Come on bro. Look at the graph and decide for yourself. To me, it's obvious that every dip is getting insta slurped and that new highs are coming. Tech earnings are looking extremely bullish in 2024. I fail to see more than 5% dip from these levels

>>56796504
S&P? Buy the dip, m9

>>56720062
I am expecting some scalping and profit taking. If we continue the bull run today and tomorrow, I imagine Bayer will pump as well. After all, the market is very quick to price in bad things and even quicker to pump it back up... then again that can be applied mostly to good stocks. Bayer has a tarnished reputation so who knows if the big money is still interested.
I would buy a small amount and immediately get out if the US starts dumping

Damn, this crap is doing the FED's job for them. Oil down, gasoline down, metals down, commodities down, PPI keeps going down. They can just let the y/y effect do their job for them and then they can pat themselves on the back even though they barely did anything. I fuckin hate bureaucrats. You just know they will stand there and smugly tell us how we stood brave and in the end came out victorious against the vicious forces that try to keep our economies at bay.
Oh well, I guess the only bobo thesis left now is that they can't keep price gouging much more and that profits should start leveling out, meaning that growth from these already high levels is gonna stagnate hard --> and we might actually fall to a bit more reasonable P/Es. Yeah, maybe after Christmas

Bros how is Lockheed Martin so undervalued? Low P/E and good divvies. Hmm, maybe time to start slurping a bit of those defense stocks. Heh, also waiting for Pepsi to close the gap at 164

>>56266490
Yeah not really. NVDA is too strong in that regard and among the big three (AMD, Intel, NVDA), it is the only one that actually makes money. Others can talk but NVDA can actually walk the talk with their products. There is actually no way in hell that others can compete with NVDA in terms of AI and the server market. Their software is that good (wow who'd have thunk an intuitive and well-designed software would attract investors?)
Also, NASDAQ is the only one of the indices that doesn't look bearish (mainly because of the big seven) so the tech mania could easily break out again.

>>55980225
Nah, we be buying every dip. Dude, he's an analyst on TV, what do you expect?

>>55919240
>virgin bobo vs gigaCHAD TONY
Bloody hell why does he look so trustworthy and yet so smug at the same time?

>>55808014

/smg/ is dead.

>>55154048
>TFW you're telling your nonbinary progeny about how SPY was $400 back in the day

>>55151929
Plot twist: AI pumping its own bags.

>>55142169
bullish

>>54093444
did you get some bargains anon?

which way /smg/?

What is it to be, /biz/?

Dead cat bounce?

>>28755977
>>28756099
Checked

This is bitcoin all over again, the paper hands, fuding, celebrities, sudden popularity, news coverage, it's history repeating itself.

Cumhands are selling, they will repent

Which is it?

>>27183564
>legitimate investing advice of boomer investing over years
Nobody fucking knows what they're doing. Only ones who sorta do are the multi-billionaire h*dgies and that's because they're balls deep in the whole system.