/biz/ - Business & Finance

your TA cope won't save you from the inevitable crash
you had almost 3 years to make it

>73k rejected
Let the golden bear run...BEGIN!

bitfuck is OVER

Check the volume

>>58928190

>>58906313
Ultimate hodlie destruction

>>58898409
Poor little hodlie is completely overcome with FOMO so he can't even swing trade the range

>>58891497
If you have $500,000 to $1,000,000 worth of Bitcoin/Ethereum right now, the chances of you losing 90% of it is extremely high.

SELLERS IN CONTROL

check
the
chart

61k is now resistance

easiest shorts of my life

$50k EOD

Enjoy holding my bags

if its dropping below 70k its freefall from there so dont be too greedy

>>57912762
Mag7 has no growth story
>META
Their big growth story was the metaverse but it flopped.
>APPL
No growth story
>AMZN
No growth story
>GOOG
No growth story, also stinks of curry
>MSFT
Cloud AI shit is their growth story.
However I am extremely bearish on anything both consumer and cloud related.
Anyone remember Stadia?
Yeah, on a long enough time frame ALL consumer-level AI cloud shit will share the same fate.
You can already see this with the enshitification of Gemini, GPT, and every other cloud shit model.
The future is local models, packaged and sold to normies as AI-ware for their local computers.
>NVDA
Phantom growth story.
The future is local AI models, and the generalized nature of their GPUs means normies will be able to do blender, video game, eat hot chip, and run AI-ware locally on their computers.
Problem, Nvidia already owns the personal computer market.
So while the AI future will probably run Nvidia GPUs, it will be in the market segment they’ve already saturated.
No growth story.
>TSLA
Ironically has a number of growth stories but (((they))) have decided Elon is le chud and will get some Delaware judge to No True Scotsman fallacy your shareholder voting rights away so fuck that shit m8.

In summary, no safe growth stories to be found in this market

YOU WERE WARNED

SELL ALREADY I TOLD YA

>>57639198

It's time.

>Tens of thousands of people in China are flocking to an unusual venue to vent their outrage about the continuing meltdown in the country’s stock market.
>They’ve been posting comments on a Chinese-language social media account of the US Embassy in Beijing expressing anger and frustration with the market rout.
>Internet users likely chose the US Embassy’s Weibo page to protest because other outlets have been closed off. For example, China’s market regulators have disabled the comments sections of their own social media accounts.
>”The US government, please help Chinese stock investors,” a user wrote in a repost of the article.

”please help” the mumu pleads
”lol, lmao even” responds the embassy bobo

>yields
>GDP estimate
>VIX

>>57270488
Oh hello my old fren, fancy meeting you here