As we know, the orange fellow's words can really influence the market. Trade with the UK is being announced which would probably normally be a boost to the market because it shows trump's desire/willingness to reduce tariffs long term. However …
So Carvana & ROOT both reported yesterday with monster earnings. CVNA reported 4.23B in revenue beating revenue estimates of 4B and CVNA earnings was reported at 1.53 EPS versus .75 EPS, a near 104.66% beat. On the surface earnings look …
The main power of Nvidia is CUDA, not that much the hardware. Other companies are behind the GPU game because theirs isn’t that efficient, and they can’t use CUDA because it’s Nvidias intellectual property. If the the trade war completely …
This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on stock options, but if options aren't your thing then just ignore the theme. Some helpful day to day links, including news: * …
NVIDIA delivered blockbuster Q4 FY2025 results in February, with revenue up 78% year-over-year to $39.3 billion and full-year sales surging 114% to $130.5 billion. GAAP EPS rose 82% to $0.89. Management touted “Blackwell” GPU demand generating billions in its first …
I haven’t been investing for very long, so I haven’t personally experienced many major market crises yet. But I keep hearing that the subprime mortgage crisis was a really big deal. If any of you were active in the market …
The only correct answer here is yes. And as direct as that is, it doesn't do us much good in a scenario where the bearish and bullish indicators are both priced in and weigh about the same. Imagine two forces …
[https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62j22jr7n8o](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62j22jr7n8o) I guess the UK can no longer break France's balls over surrendering when invaded. After all, the UK just rolled over for Trump. >The US and the UK are expected to announce a deal to reduce tariffs on Thursday. …
Lately, this sub’s been feeling more like *Macroeconomics Weekly* than a place to talk stocks. Politics, cargo shipments, Fed tea leaf reading; all fair game, I suppose. But I figured I’d bring the conversation back to what we’re actually here …
I’m 24, and currently have a 90-10% allocation of VTI and VXUS. Currently have 26,000 invested total. I’m wondering what is the general outlook for these index funds. I have a 40 year old timespan. The market currently seems to …