/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58346777
higher is better, right?

>>52329649
u better believe it mack

>>50912391
Maybe not. But here is a crucial question. In your scenario where AAPL hits $10T. What do you believe will be the price of a Big Mac?

>>50635089
>>50635068
Lighting and the drugs were wearing off.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLUsSe3LzGQ
1/4 of democrats want Biden to run again in 2024. This country is lost.

>>50361620
>Please mr. government sir if you would be so kind as to allow me to roll out my dollars, I'm positive the fed rate hikes will fix inflation any day now!

>>50203159
Honestly that range is what I'm hoping for. I've been using $60-$65/bbl for "conservative" valuation numbers on the stocks I look at, though I don't really have any analysis to back up that number other than old floor of $40 x M2 expansion of 1.3x = new floor of $60. And yeah I don't want to own gas stations and random 3rd world oil projects so no XOM/CVX for me.

Overall, I just don't see the world needing less oil anytime soon. And if green memes ever become real I've got copper stocks too because we will need a shitload of conductive materials to build out charging stations, the power grid, etc. for those to actually work. Not betting on battery shitcos though Li-Ion is barely viable and the instant a new chemistry comes out with better energy density and/or safety it will BTFO all Lithium investors like canal investors got rekt in the 1800s by railroads.

>>49416552
it's not just gas too, lunch meat has doubled ($2.50/pack -> $5.00/pack) and microwave dinners are up 20% ($3.00 -> $3.60) at my store. Unreal how much these prices have climbed in such as short time.