/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58351146

>>57488741

OOOoooOOOOooooOOO

>>57476769
>The prophecy was fulfilled

>>57311085
You're surprised after 2023? Come on man. How can you remain boboish after 2023? Tech proved itself last year. There is no doubt anymore about the profitability and growth now. They have at least another +50% to pump before they are actually overvalued (trailing vs. future PE)

My only regret is not being bullish enough.

>>56858380
In that case I feel even more honoured to have such a great mom. She was the one to start investing and the one to take care of our stock accounts. Spent a lot of time doing fundamental research and it paid off handsomely. Thanks mum

>>56809416
How're we feeling, bros? Is there any legitimate reason as to why we ain't at ATH?

>>56788270
Yellen got her ass handed to her by the FED, which is when the 10Y and 30Y fell sharply. Instead, they are now targeting the short end of yields. What a bunch of idiots. But they had to do it, the market was crashing after all.
We finna pump fr fr today. Look at the 10Y. DXY is also continuing its descent. Yeah, we're gonna pump all the way to Christmas. Black Friday once again beat forecasts and records. Jesus, once again doomers proven wrong.
I still remember when people here were saying "if rates go above 3-4%, the entire economy blows up"... and yet we have consomerism at ATH. Truly mesmerizing how well the inverse smg strategy works.

>Oil
Oilsissies, how are you faring?

>>56623904
Thx m8, gonna save it and come back to it next month as indices are another +10%. As crazy as it might seem, I actually bought more NVDA today. There is nothing stopping this rally. This rally is supported by both fundamental and technical factors

>That's a big shakeout.

>>56483366
Suggestions on tickers for big milkers? Seems criminally undervalued as a commodity.

>>56357409
Also saved. I hope you see it one day in the wild and smile.

>>56346426
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>>56110971
Yeah, but to be completely honest Sweden is still relatively fine. Besides most people here having short-term mortgages and maybe getting rekt by EOY and next year as they re-finance, the wages are good and the food isn't actually that expensive. What is expensive in Sweden is the gasoline/diesel (most expensive diesel in the entire world).
I am actually on "vacation" in Central Europe right now (Czech Republic, Slovakia, and so on) and HOLY CRAP people here must be millionaires. The food here is brutally expensive. The wages suck compared to Sweden but food is twice as expensive and that's even accounting for the currency.
Either normies are really rich or are still living on cheap loans from Covid. Hell, I know a mechanic that secured a 5M loan during Covid at mere 2%. They really were giving away the money like candy. And it was even worse in the US.
And most of that money is now in the markets, multiplied many times over. There is a good reason why the market won't stop pumping any time soon.
The monetary inflation was insane. And all because of a meme virus from China, just wtf?

>>55961708
The look of a man who zoomed out.

>>55919132
>one of Wallstreets's biggest bulls

>>55799082
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