Since the earnings season for the first quarter of this year is almost over, I would like to ask you how you rate the earnings season and what results surprised you the most, either pleasantly or unpleasantly.
I perceive the results season positively, as I expected much worse. Obviously, some companies had worse results and did not exceed... Read more
Personally, from the whole jerk I'm surprised there just isn't a recession yet, which su's always talked about. The tech companies, the hype around AI is just holding it together, that's all and if it wasn't for that we wouldn't be where we are in the indices at all. So I still expect a decline, not now if the Fed doesn't hike, but as just big tech runs out of drive, we should go down, but I don't think drastically.
Hey, I'm reading about $RNDR everywhere now... can someone explain to me what this is about? They're supposedly working with $AAPL$GOOG and $NVDA but I'm not really clear
Or how Jim Cramer ruined our enjoyment of the stock markets... Time to short? 😂
Jim Cramer pointed out the top 7 stocks he thinks are guaranteed winners for this year - Apple $AAPL, Microsoft $MSFT, Nvidia $NVDA, Amazon $AMZN, Facebook $META, Tesla $TSLA, Google $GOOGL.
There are some good points and some that are a bit against. I don't see a lot of growth there right now either and I would have expected some sort of drop off. If we get to even lower levels than we were last year, that would be a bump. Still no blood flowing in the market yet...
S&P Global Ratings upgraded Nvidia's $NVDA rating to 'A+' from 'A' with the expectation that the chipmaker will be able to generate stronger growth over the next few years.
Are you using these jumps to sell and collect profits? I bought $TSM at $80 and now I'm up a few percent on it. I was wondering if I should sell or leave it for now, after all it's nice to take advantage of such sudden increases.
The$NVDA has reached the $1T mark and is finally climbing from that level. It wrote off over 5% just yesterday.
I like to trade closing the gap that price creates. Until then, there is a possibility for a return to the previous high and then price could rise. However, the AI trend is very strong at the moment and I don't really want to get into this trade.
Cathie Wood says Nvidia $NVDA is too expensive. And yes, this lady was selling at the same time before Nvidia's 160% rally, but that's just for the record. I just saw someone mention her here recently as someone to watch in the investment sphere.
I think the Nvidia rally could very well continue, and it could be 10, 20, and even another 50% for that matter. Thoughts on NVDA's... Read more
I see the last sale on 5/25 and lots of both buys and sells before that to analyze it I don't want to, but would you know what time period the 160%rally is? And which sales were they?
This is too much even for me. In the last 6 months +150% - a return to the top.
After the results, an incredible price increase of another 24%!
Nvidia $NVDA is a good company, but this is one big speculation. Sales down 13% year over year and EPS down 20%. The market is just riding that now it's beating estimates. The only thing dragging it down is AI.
Nojo, retail shopping. I don't like it, the market seems to me to be in the same state as it was during the covid, it's purely on hype and which stock is better known for its gains.
Personally, from the whole jerk I'm surprised there just isn't a recession yet, which su's always talked about. The tech companies, the hype around AI is just holding it together, that's all and if it wasn't for that we wouldn't be where we are in the indices at all. So I still expect a decline, not now if the Fed doesn't hike, but as just big tech runs out of drive, we should go down, but I don't think drastically.