/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56930888
Maybe goblin slayer? I dunno man. I kinda lost my feel for anime. I've gone back to pre 2010s cinema. Besides the comedy aspect and sometimes action, anime kind of fails in everything.
But I digress, have you seen ID: invaded or summer time rendering? Looked kinda interesting. The latter was recommended to me by a female friend of mine. Strangely, it's the women in my life that are obsessed with anime

>EU is in the blue
>US futures looking good
Heh, bobos are about to eat solid dirt. Wednesday positive, Thursday positive, Friday profit taking... and that's the end of the inverted head and shoulders pattern. S&P is most likely gonna go to 4650-4700. Absolutely glorious. Never bet against America. Lumposting is back.

Please post some actually attractive hoes, alright? Of all the internet skankus you can find, you pick such slags? Bad taste

>>56708047
lets hear it

>>56648759
>The National Association of Insurance Commissioners report shows that net earnings for the industry rose by 29% in 2022 and an additional 6% through the first half of 2023, coming off a 41% decline in 2021
>Health insurance is poised to make a comeback in 2023 and give a substantial rise to inflation
It's the same as everywhere, really. High rates + strong labor + high inflation market benefits the big fish the most. They are the ones with the highest priority and the ones with the best credit and the ones that have the highest probability of getting through the tough times.
Who the hell knows? Just buy.
>>56648873
Eli Lilly, UNH... buy and shut up

How the hell did AMD manage to produce such good numbers?
>Net income Q3 2023: 299
>Net income Q3 2022: 66
How? Oh that's right... we are in a semiconductor/tech market and bobos have been collectively wrong about weak demand and a weak consumer.
Even fuckin AMD which is a trainwreck compared to NVDA is picking up slack. NVDA is gonna beat like crazy

>>55916886
Exactly, that's what I am thinking as well. Everyone is trying to de-couple from China seeing how volatile they have proven to be (which is highly un-desirable from every perspective). Unreliable, unpredictable, and borderline stupid. The focus has instead shifted on the strength of the US industry which is poised to make a huge return.
And now, China is also massive fugging its new generation and un-employment is rising quickly.
Unless they change their ways, they will keep falling further and further behind all the other economies.
Hell, their index has massively negative returns over the last 5 years. How fugged is that? You work 12/6 over there for miserable pay and cannot even invest. No wonder all the talent is going abroad

>>55916877
That's the first time the European indices are responding to bad data. JUST so unpredictable, wtf?

PhD in nanomaterials and polymers. Pays pretty well here in Europoor and I don't have to deal with normie shenanigans (the elitism and the management is killing me though).

>>55550770
Lum owes me money