/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56787322
Eventually, this will be the next trend

>>56744637
Projects that develop now during the bear market might have a higher chance of pumping later on.

>>56743564
>mega crash arrives (sometime in 2024).
I hope so seeing as it's impossible to fuckin buy at these ridiculous levels. Literally all mega caps are either at ATH or hovering near ATH. Same goes for a lot of large caps or large tech.
The fundus are scooping up all the free float.
I absolutely agree we are going higher into Christmas (santa rally + massive consumer spending as evidenced by GDP figures and a higher inflation consumer expectations) and then a sell off in 2k24.
As such, I am looking to scoop any dips right now and sell next month

>>56729945
RIDE is huge, I'm bullish on it

>>56661707
Your portfolio isn't bad, WAGMI

>>56516820
Ehhhh what's wrong with the graph? A good graph in my opinion shows the 0 for good comparison. The A5X has 100% performance and the A6X has double that as clearly shown in by the graph.
The 3D effect is jarring though. They should remove that. Graphs should be simple

>>56482761
30km drive by bus costs me $5, bro. It ain't cheap. What is cheap is taking the train if you are a student. You can move 400km for a paltry $15, which is nice.
Public transportation has gotten expensive. Transportation inflation has skyrocketed (also supported by official statistics) and nobody seems to mind.

Huh, my steel investments are suddenly doing great, the fugg?

>>56461901
BASED

What in FUGG are those scamwicks on the yields? Pump n dump just like that. The FED really is just toying with us at this point. Yeah, just like I predicted, we're pumping today. See you next week bros. Fuckin bs FED injecting liquidity and nobody calling them out on this.
But the supply is that much greater than the demand so the yields will keep surging, no matter what the FED does

>>56368254
>45-50k a year post tax
Nice horseshit you got there m8. As someone who actually lives and works in Sweden, I know for a full fact that most people don't make more than 35k (brutto) per month. Get taxed and pay the bills and gas and other stuff and you are down to a miserable amount of money.
Not to say that Swedes are poor. Swedes are ridiculous consooomers (almost on par with americans) and always seem to have some backup money. Then again they did have many years of ZIRP loans and people took advantage of that. And old Swedes are beyond rich with them owning forests and plenty of real estate/housing.
But when it comes to salary, Sweden has fallen behind. And considering the insanely high taxes... well, there is a good reason why Swedes are the most indebted people in the world (comparatively of course).
The insanely big buffer normies have is gonna get whittled down as all their short term mortgages are gonna refinanced this and the upcoming years to 6%+
Hah, and normies here are happy as they are getting a pathetic 4-6% wage increase. Swedes are pathetic

>>56363093
Yeah, I kind of came at the same conclusion. Unfortunately, my own country's bond yields suck major ass. I'm just gonna stick with the magnificent seven and kill myself later on due to boredom. Have a nice day, m8

So that's it? This small pathetic dump was all that was required to price in another hike. Impressive bobo, very impressive. Now make space for the big boys, for proper naughty boys like us

>>56299418
Yepp yepp, the jobs data will determine the foreseeable fate of the market. If the market dumps and re-embeds, we are entering another bearish run and we could dump another 3-5%.
But I think they will manipulate the data to look good and we will probably pump hard today.

>>56277961
It's getting slurped now. There will probably be another slurp at 10 and then we dump at US only to pump tomorrow

>China dying (why people are still investing in that region is beyond me)
>Australia pausing like retards
>Copper is officially dead and gone
>Gold breaking final support and is on way to 1600
>DXY keeps surging
>Bearish TA on all major US indices
Yeah, I'm thinking a few more days of red before initiating a major bounce. This is ridiculous and has nothing to do with "higher for longer".
I am gonna slurp the hell out of index funds as it keeps dropping

>>56208413
H&M once again proves that consoomerism is 100% in. Great earnings. The insanely high P/E doesn't seem to concern anyone but whatever. Still, normies are still in the shops and they keep buying. I honestly have no idea how they can keep this up but fine by me

>>56200747
>moved down to the lower level
Absolutely, I also think it is gonna go down (I hope so since I want to acquire a sizeable position at around 150) but right now it seems really damn oversold and seems ready for a quick bounce.
Unlike many here, I don't do options so I am happy with 1-4% movements per week

Heh, and people didn't believe that oil would peak at 90. Feels bad that I missed the train this year (did make money last year on oil though). Anyway, what's our target for Pepsi, Pepsichads? Do we start slurping now? I feel like it's an easy +5% trade

>>56158180
Not necessarily. The DAX, FTSE 100, and OMX don't always align for some reason, especially as of late. But yeah, broadly speaking the rest of the world follows the US (for obvious reasons).
>>56158185
>the Federal Reserve signaled a rate hike may be still on the table
Big investors (smart money) are still running to the dollar since every other alternative just plain sucks. EURO is unstable and the ECB is weak, Chinese currency is pathetic... what else is there? There really is no other alternative is there? The dollar remains king

>>56143901
Kek

>>56133607
BASED

>>56090229
As a blockchain Dev I work from home and its the best way to go

>>56086029
>according to interest rate traders
>as implied by 30-Day Fed Funds futures pricing data
So as I wrote, complete hogwash and wishwash magic... Bloody hell this is stupid

>>56029304
Wtf will anybody buy SOL, I dumped that shit for QANX a long time ago