/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55988045
Of course, inflation is bullish after all. For large caps and mega caps with lots of cash and plenty of loans from the ZIRP-era of Covid, this is almost too easy. Plus that what you wrote, it's the best way to hedge against inflation.
Heh, I remember last year when people were honest to god saying that Apple will fall below $100 and that Tesla and NVDA will go to zero because "interest rates are bad for tech since they need constant growth and supply of money"... absolutely retarded

If MSFT goes above 329 by 3:20, I will eat a 3rd ramen packet for lunch

>>55978301
More like cup and handle. Heh, I love TA. Everyone makes their own interpretation and just sees what they wanna see. Line goes brrrrr

Bros, can you suddenly lose a life-long habit if you have Alzheimer and old (70+)? Financially speaking, of course.
Once again, DXY up, metals going to hell despite China's stimulus (Copper is dead) and oil up? Oil bigly up with DXY up. JPow and that Yellen are gonna hate that. Producer prices are also starting to move... down the line, the inflationary data for the last and this month are gonna be pretty brutal.
They told us electricity, commodities, and food are in a deflationary trajectory but it seems they lied to us. I have no idea how JPow will bring inflation down to 2%.
With most of the middle class and above getting ez re-financing on their loans during Covid, the inflation has been hollowing out mostly the lower classes only. The economy is in a weird state where the gaps are getting bigger and bigger. Fortunately, that is bullish since people with money are now getting even more money and that is being funneled into the stock market which easily beats out inflation

>>55860575
Nah. Maybe it is, maybe it ain't. Honestly speaking, can anything in finance be trusted?

Also, EU retard-recovering as always... pathetic

ajlt

>>55710939
>Feels like everything mooned already
Market ain't even at ATH. Come on bro

MSFTies! WAGMI

It's coming
It's good!

MSFT will hit 400 by eow

>>55649906
Every time I contemplate going to the US and work there because of the insanely high wages, it always hits me that there is no such history and such cool architecture. Take a walk through Turin (for instance) and then any city in the US. Completely soulless.
And yes, you literally cannot go wrong with MSFT. Most likely gonna beat earnings tomorrow so it's up to you if you wanna play earnings or not but long-term it doesn't matter if it falls 5% tomorrow

>>55595340
Sorry
Enterprise customers only

and just like that

>>55486895
>>55486900
>>55486914
2/3 of my portfolio is MSFT and my total return is 28%

Yep!

>>55410997
Don't care, MSFT is still steamrolling everything in its path. Feels good not to diversify and only buy the main drivers of the US stock market

Sorry!

And just like that, MSFT bobos are getting heemed some more

>>55292764
And just like THAT!

>>55257342
>Never go for start-ups. Your equity is literally monopoly money
I was looking for something very different after MSFT, so I knew what I was getting into. My cash salary is pretty good, so I'm fine with the equity being lottery tickets
>I have no idea how it works with pre-IPO
Valuation is done at fundraising rounds, and periodically in between by auditors or something, based on internal financial data.
>MSFT
>how was that? was it really “rest and vest” land?
Company was fine, and I quite liked it. It wasn't as cushy as I've heard GOOG or META are (in terms of perks like meals and stuff), and there were definitely some people and orgs in rest&vest mode, though mine was not. Overall, I liked working for the company and would go back for the right job, but my specific role at the time was absolutely not what I expected and quite miserable

>>55177244
I'm sorry but that's just how it goes, buddy!

Oh look and just like that

>>55139080
Understand? I just slurp dips in the tech sector. You don't need to understand anything to know that tech is quite literally the future of this goddamned planet