/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56660843
What are you saying, my fellow anon? Just bee urself bro. Just give it another 10 years and we will have a perfect Lum AI wife. What a glorious time it will be

>>56617365
>That's why inflation is so low and their economy isn't cratering
Inflation = economy growth. No inflation = no growth. At least in modern economy. You honestly think high inflation has entailed some kind of economic destruction? The US had truly massive GDP Q3. Norway outpaced Denmark in terms of GDP like crazy this last year. And so on and on. You need inflation in the modern economy since it was built on top of inflationary ideas.
Controlled inflation is the best. Just look at Switzerland. Controlled/low inflation and a nice smooth growth. Bloody ideal country

Are bears really that surprised that we didn't completely fall through the floor? We were massively oversold and now had a nice bull run, completely demolishing the first two resistance levels and now heading to yet another resistance.
Btw, thanks USbros for gigapumping my EU bags. EU stocks had insane earnings yet fell because of FUD. We will finally go to ATH. So, thanks.
There is no reason for many stocks to not be at ATH or very close to it.

>>55998667
>When there is a manufacturing boom German small caps pump very highly
Not specific just to Germany. You should also look into Swedish "small/mid" manufacturing stocks as they tend to move in an extreme fashion. Stocks like NCAB, NOTE, Hanza all gave +200% returns before the collapse of 2022 and if you slurped 2022 you would now be +100% at least.
These companies usually fly under the radar of normos so they don't get much attention but they really are important. These small manufacturing companies form the backbone of our industrial civilization and typically massively export to much larger companies and the gubbermint (especially the defense sector which is going tremendously)
I love these specialized "smaller" stocks which always give insane returns because they have so much room to expand and because they have stuff that the larger companies have a desperate need of

>>55918894
Easiest beat in all of recorded history. Their Q3 2022 was really weak as well... Then again maybe not. How the heck is the consensus for EPS so high? Last Q it was around 0,9 and Q3 2022 it was 0,7. How is it 2+ now? Jesus christ NVDA is gonna be the biggest bull the stock market has ever seen

>Bobos get two weeks of free money and now go back to crying as mumus start pumping
A tale as old as time. Why would you guys expect some miraculous 20% dump? The indices fell like crazy on essentially no news and it wasn't enough for you? Greediness will be your outdoing.
Just promise me you won't short NVDA

>>55671667
And yet their earnings just keep going up. Unless we go hard recession/depression mode, there is no way in hell people will stop consuming and you know that.
Also this >>55671672

>>55595962
Dude I invested into NVDA and I am still in the red on the whole because as an idiot I diversified and put a lot of money into a stock I really believed in (but continues to perform ultra shit in the market despite better earnings every season). Slowly but surely I will claw my way back up. Make $10 bucks every day on some shitty trades and eventually it will turn around, r-r-r-right?

>Even if you bought the absolute TOP in 2021, you have still made nice gains on NVIDIA
You cannot lose with semis. Fugg everything else, just buy semis

>EU turned from red to blue yet again
US is gonna pump, I'm sure. The only reason for the EU to turn is because insiders know US is blue. Higher inflation? That just means we can prolong greedflation and raise our profits, incredibly bullish

>>55069862
>God I wish I owned gold
There is still time bro. Gold has been exceedingly strong even with a very strong dollar. There is a reason why all the big players are stockpiling as much gold as possible ever since last and this year

>>55022014
ok