/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56718841
Because nothing has changed. The tech is still there and is flourishing. MSFT has dealt with this swiftly and efficiently, replacing the guy with someone else.
Plus this is MSFT and we are in the middle of a massive bull run. Naturally, the big money will keep slurping.

Based surly Jerome.

>>56612264
OK, THANK YOU.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
THAANNK YOU.

>>56612006
In all seriousness, you don't need to have a 3 piece suit and a fedora to go to Kroger, but you're correct nobody has any decorum. Like my old boss once said:
>just make sure your pats have belt loops when you're coming in.

>>56609697
idk man seems like the whole world went 0-88 in the last month.

>>56582623
Sounds about right.

>>56574292

>>56565340
Lil Black'out is better.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYIpEkIW0eM

>>56553893
solid bait

>Next resistance on NASDAQ is cca 15086. Holy crap we are punching so easily through everything.
It took bobos few weeks to get us down and we reverse in a matter of days. Where in hell is this massive liquidity coming from? Who even cares? There's so much money in the system that unless the index moves more than +-1.5%, we call it mere crabbing. Jesus what the hell happened?

WTFWT?!

>>56524486
>10y bond yields up to +4.9%
>cooling off
Well, we will see today. JPow makes or breaks the markets today. Today kind of sets the pace for the remainder of the year. While it is my opinion that he should hike since we are approaching the end of the y/y effect and hikes have barely contributed/done anything, he is a bureaucrat first and foremost so he'll probably just drag out the inflation.

Anyway, the metal market is dead, oil prices steadily going down since Saudis want to produce (same with Russia). Seriously, fugg commodities. The only one worth holding is gold.
Heh, amazing that Amazon actually managed to save the markets. The insane GDP + Amazon showed the consooomer is beyond strong, paving the way for a true and proper Santa rally. Feels good to be a mumu right now.

I find it funny that Japan pumps like crazy as the BoJ was forced to intervene in the bond markets yesterday. I just checked the USD/JPY and it's steadily above 150. Yeah, real good job they are doing. How is that bullish?

>>56520694
Unless we get YCC and interest rates go back to zero it's literally over for them they can't exit the housing market all at the same time, while watching their 60/40 retirements collapse.

>>56504354
Based.

>>56494706
It will happen regardless of promises.

>>56480937
>Back on trend
I'm honestly impressed. I

>>56478240
Breddy gud thanks.

>>56472927
Nordea and Swedbank. Swedish banks. They generate such insane profits (just look at their earnings... brutal) and they give guaranteed and beautiful divvies.
Plus Swedes are one of the most endebted folks on this planet and they prefer short-term bound mortgages, which of course benefits banks even more during times of high rates. Heh, absolutely beautiful

>>56469137
Bretty solid.

>>56434030
>Gonna make 200k next year, just in time to buy the top of the market.

>>56414169
>>56414166
Yes. I feel the schizo tingle in my balls.

>>56402972
In all seriousness, this is why I still post here: everyone spergs about everything and it's like a schizo retard AI assistant.

>>56400847
Some anons yesterday had a nice discussion about this matter. You are gonna have to wait for them to appear (US opening, I guess they are sleeping right now).
I am not completely sure how this works but it seems the FED has been buying up the bonds to prevent them from skyrocketing but it doesn't seem to work nearly as well as they had hoped

>>56391351
Many stocks are still going as strong as ever. Caterpillar, Eli Lilly... Manufacturing industry (big machines) is doing well.
Naturally, this market has been all about tech ever since 2014-2018 isch, with tech going parabolic ever since then. There's just so much room for growth.

UKbros, are you alright? Inflation once again UP. The BoE chickening out and refusing to hike. Shit salaries. Jesus, why would anyone want to live in the UK now? The inflation really is stuck in Europe. But that's to be expected after all. Low rates, greed at maximum, re-financing of loans soon so consooom is still at ATH