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it's fucking over

>>57337422
I wonder what would happen if a journalist were to show this to JPow. Oh nah nah, we are in full restrictive mode. Propping up the markets? Who? Us? Baseless accusations.
With all this knowledge, it should have been obvious to buy in 2022

>>56968809
Right? My father's small business literally turned up profits by more than 60% over the last two years as he just kept price gouging the hell out of his customers and employers. People have too much money (especially boomers) and they will happily pay a lot of money for a quality job. Inflation serves as a way to really set apart the smart from the dumb as the smart ones can hugely capitalize on it. Switching jobs this and last year has been such a huge boon to my economy. I have never really had a good salary but these two last years have been great as you can ask for so much money if you have the skill (laboratory engineer reporting in)

>>56864966

>>56809221
>Will tech continue to grossly outperform most areas of the market
Yes. That's where the big money is concentrated. MSFT, Amazon, NVDA, and others will continue to outperform. At the current valuation, NVDA is pretty much the cheapest tech. Compare to fuckin AMD and NVDA should be worth about 10k per share

So, even bobos can now agree that there is no short term bobo thesis, right? We are in for a massive bull run till Christmas. Inverted head and shoulders up to 4700 on the S&P 500, then a slight dump, and then to 4800+ is what I think

As bullish as I am, this sheit is overbought as hell. Is it just gonna embed (actually already is embedded but whatever) and keep running? I expected a strong Santa rally (+15% at least) but this is ridiculous.
Bobos unwinding and are forced to cover their shorts

How is anyone still bearish? Tech majorly crushed expectations. Even the weaker tech like QCOM and AMD utterly destroying. Q3 is typically the strongest Q but still, I did not expect QCOM to be that strong. I thought phones were doing poorly according to bobos.
If Apple beats, you can rest assured we are gigapumping as that signals a strong consumer.

Heh, I remember when bobos said last year that tech is gonna go bust as rates go above 3-4% and that not even Apple will survive that. Literally KEK.
Even frickin Europe is doing well and most companies are brutally crushing earnings

>>56278813
Lockheed Martin has a P/E less than 15, hmmmm.
>>56278817
Jepp, stocks completely reversed a -1% "dump" because... I guess because they were oversold? I still maintain that this is just a classic mania pump in a downward trend though. Still a completely retarded market though.
But 0DTE bears will get eviscerated today

>>56230111
HOly shit who could have seen that coming??? Nobody. Anyone that isn't a soulless automaton should be aware of this. Price gouging, pathetic wage growth, taking advantage of the CPI craze to justify higher and higher prices, and so on. Naturally as we enter disflation (slower inflation), profits are gonna increase more slowly but they still keep rising and way faster than wage growth.
People work more than ever before just so the management can take an even greater cut.
This is so insanely bullish that I can't even. If you ain't stacking up on stock during every dip, you will once again miss the bull run.
Unless rates get high enough to actually start affecting businesses and consumption (i.e., 10%+), nobody will give a shit and we will keep pumping

>There are people in this world that short the USD
>There are people in this world that short Eli Lilly
>THere are people in this world that shorted NVDA in 2k23
>There are people in this world that believed Apple would go down to 50 last year (oh yeah that was this board)
Just a friendly reminder that good stocks are your best friends and to never ever believer doomers and overly pessimistic "people"

>>55999188
Bro, my mum has about $2m in Apple at $27/share... those are some nice divvies alright? With all the splits and appreciation, it's just that something extra you get. I am not saying that divvies are the holy grail but it's nice to have. Same thing with Pepsi and many other companies which keep raising their divvies. For boomers that invested early, it actually gives some nice gainz

>>55729405
Just wait for this dip to get gigaslurped by megacaps... then again this sort of thing (credit downgrade) is a big thing. Are investors gonna run to bonds now? Nah, I still think it's gonna ger slurped --> check out this fag >>55729423