/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57341235
Yeah the strong dollar is really making a number on gold. Luckily, the conflicts and the inflation are keeping gold strong. I hope gold falls so I can slurp.
Provided JPow maintains his optimism and cuts, gold will soar like nothing else

>>57310182
This is nothing like the dot com bubble, mate. Tech is not even overvalued. It is correctly valued in fact (for the most part).
>>57310171
It really is that easy. Just buy tech and hold. We will inherit this planet since tech is king. There is nothing that can grow as quickly and confidently as tech

>Dow RSI on the daily at 87,2
I can't believe it. Out of all these indices, the Dow is the single most bullish one. I should have bought more. We will do another 10% by EoY, easily

Ehhhh Germanybros, damn. Apparently your inflation is already almost down to the 2% goal. Must be good to be German right now. Good wages, low inflation, relatively cheap living.
I honestly thought inflation would pick back up but no. But this month could be brutal with significantly higher electricity prices. That might be the key catalyst to bring inflation back up. We'll see. For now, I am happy that we are back on track for ATH

>>56717651
First week when I started investing back in 2k21... I made 200% over a weeks time. I thought the markets go on like this forever. Of course then I got severely rekked

>>56679817
Come on bro. Your wage has gone up. It might have been eclipsed by the inflation but that's the net product. The money has indeed trickled down, even if it is just a small quantity. It's just semantics. Plus I bet your parents are rich (since most people here are giganormies) so eventually you will get something from them as well.

>>56477571
I hope I'm not too late my good sirs, I was caught up in my field of work. It really gets busy in the NEET industry

>>56356456
That's my daughter you are posting you sick fugg.
Jesus, gold just keeps going up. Also, are people really dumb enough to short NASDAQ? The index that is carried by the magnificent seven... and you choose to short that? Why?

There is no bear thesis anymore. Market green , yields doing great , NVDA still pumping so yeah we are truly back . Feeling so bad for bobos rn the get to cum a little and they are already going back to chastity after being denied for mounths

>>56323442
It is quite natural that the big mega caps would contribute the most, no? That's where the money is. They are the ones to get the preferential and best treatment. They also used the ZIRP policy to its full extent and got huge loans at near zero interest. They will survive no matter the environment
Just buy

>>56209266
Alright alright, 3900-4000 is the lowest I can think of that is a realistic value in the coming months. But that's if things go catastrophically bad (which could happen since Biden has no fuckin energy policy wtf?)

Come on dump a little bit more, I need to load on these cheapies. Feels nice to always have a nice buffer for these occasions. Now... what to load up on?

I will never understand simps. Imagine caring about some random online skank when you can care about your equity balance.
EU raises inflation outlooks (meaning additional destruction of the middle and lower classes) which will ensure the high earning targets. This is highly bullish for those that can't read between the lines.
DAX and OMX once again giga pumping and completely erasing the bearish sentiments of last month.
The European industry has come out of this even better than it was before. This giga money printing really was insanely bullish for the industry.
Seriously, look at the money supplies for example for Germany or Sweden. QT and the amount of money in circulation is pretty much still the same (at ATH).
Some bearishness may persist still but come on

>>55997776
Sad ass
>>55997763
Better than expected and if adjusted for rates and the current economic down-winds, then it's really good. In terms of absolute values, yes it is slightly worse... too bad everything is relative and what matters is the "expected" values. Even then, even in terms of absolute values, there seems to be a reversal in terms of margins as they are finally starting to go back up (which is bullish of course).
The year 2022 priced in everything bearish for tech. Hell, NASDAQ fell by almost 40%, is that not enough for you?

>>55814904
Well put fine bard

>>55784312
Could have bought Apple and outperformed pretty much 99%+ of all investors

Come on QCOM I need you to go below 110, still a bit too expensive for my liking. Great earnings and an actually manageable P/E and holds more patents in telecom than anyone else in the world. Hell, even now seems a good buying price

Thoughts on AMD? should i go long before earnings ?

>COPPER
Where is that guy that made TA on Copper? I told you that it would breach 3.95... so what's the next target?
>>55710381
Didn't you hear, m8? Germany's inflation is more sticky than expected and that is bullish. I believe there is only one country in the Eu with more sticky inflation and that would be Sweden

How did META manage to turn out such insane profits? Their previous earnings for the past year have been horrible and suddenly they manage to beat both expectations and last year?
I understand that they threw out a bunch of people so I guess that is why but jesus. I am still in disbelief how much money such a shit software company can make. Long live consoomerism

>>55649991
Don't forget the bugs... I swear to bloody hell I've never had so many issues with a Windows until Windows 11. And Edge is still kinda broken. But hey a $30 AI bot for Office, now that is proper bullish

> premarket

Went long on TESLA with a x10 leverage . Easy x2 tomorrow

>>55529504
Heh, true enough. Why is it so difficult for them to acknowledge that core inflation being so high is GOOD for stocks? Inflation is what allows big tech to be big tech, to grow, and to grow even more.
There is a bloody good reason why core inflation ain't dropping and not gonna drop anytime soon. They will milk it for all it is worth

The MOASS is on Wednesday.