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Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Igy, would that be the same Nvidia that was up big on this market down day? I thought so.
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agip wrote:
Sally Vix wrote:
Agip - my apologies if my post was inappropriate. Didn't think I said anything bad.
ok no worries. Always hard to tell tone on the internet. Let me know when I get too aggressive.
We being nice to Sally Vix now?
Either I've been away too long or you've lost everything and you're on one of those "find yourself again" trips
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Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Am I the only one who doesn’t understand his math?
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Prof. Racket wrote:
agip wrote:
ok no worries. Always hard to tell tone on the internet. Let me know when I get too aggressive.
We being nice to Sally Vix now?
Either I've been away too long or you've lost everything and you're on one of those "find yourself again" trips
Racketette! Bienvenue. I am genuinely a nice person and want the best for everyone.
On this thread anyway.
And if you make one more snarky post, I swear to god I'll....
(kidding!)
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Game of Trades
@GameofTrades_
Every time the Philly fed manufacturing index dipped below -25, a recession took hold of the economyThis was a March 2023 tweet. The Philly Fed went down to -31 in April 2023, the lowest since the pandemic shut it all down.
No sign of recession yet, but could happen.
Lot of talk about date not being as reliable now as it was before the pandemic. Seems to be true.
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agip wrote:
Prof. Racket wrote:
We being nice to Sally Vix now?
Either I've been away too long or you've lost everything and you're on one of those "find yourself again" trips
Racketette! Bienvenue. I am genuinely a nice person and want the best for everyone.
On this thread anyway.
And if you take one more snipe at me, I swear to god I'll....
(kidding!)
Unlike the Biden thread, this thread has been mostly civil which has been very nice.
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OK here's a fun one.
Jan 31, 2023
Dude noticed that home sales crashed but homebuilder stocks were up. Said it was an obvious bubble.
Since then the homebuilder ETF rose another 11% and most data suggest a recovery in the fundamentals of the housing market.
750,000 views on that tweet! and it was disastrously wrong!
Stocks look forward. They don't care what happened last month. Homebuilding is fine.
Nick Gerli
@nickgerli1
Home Builders reporting 40% CRASH in Sales. 📉
Yet their stock prices are increasing. Near all-time highs.
Might be the biggest Stock Bubble out there right now.20 -
Sally Vix wrote:
agip wrote:
Racketette! Bienvenue. I am genuinely a nice person and want the best for everyone.
On this thread anyway.
And if you take one more snipe at me, I swear to god I'll....
(kidding!)
Unlike the Biden thread, this thread has been mostly civil which has been very nice.
agreed and there are only a few of us so I'd hate to drive anyone off by nastiness.
although this is the internet...nastiness might draw in more people.
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Bitcoin on a recent run up. A steep one.
Tsla been steadily rising for weeks
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Ghost of Igloi wrote:
"Buying NVIDIA shares today costs you 40 times historical annual revenues. That's 40 years to get your money back, assuming $0 cost, 0% tax and a 100% payout ratio. Good luck!"
NVIDIA 4 years ago was at $33. Today it is at $428. Do you really think that the people who bought NVIDIA 4 years ago care one whit about "40 times historical annual revenues?
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Newname wrote:
Bitcoin on a recent run up. A steep one.
Tsla been steadily rising for weeks
TSLA was at $16 4 years ago. Today it is trading at $265. The people buying these tech stocks are making a fortune and those who are not are missing out big time.
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Sally Vix wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
"Buying NVIDIA shares today costs you 40 times historical annual revenues. That's 40 years to get your money back, assuming $0 cost, 0% tax and a 100% payout ratio. Good luck!"
NVIDIA 4 years ago was at $33. Today it is at $428. Do you really think that the people who bought NVIDIA 4 years ago care one whit about "40 times historical annual revenues?
The question isn’t about valuation four years ago, it is today. Is that so hard to understand?
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Ghost of Igloi wrote:
The question isn’t about valuation four years ago, it is today. Is that so hard to understand?
What were you saying about it 4 years ago?
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Prof. Racket wrote:
agip wrote:
ok no worries. Always hard to tell tone on the internet. Let me know when I get too aggressive.
We being nice to Sally Vix now?
Either I've been away too long or you've lost everything and you're on one of those "find yourself again" trips
Agip is the quintessential Libra.
Happy Humphrey-Hawkins Day!
Image:i.imgflip.com/7p9ttt.jpgIt has come to my attention some of my fellow Boomers have difficulty with memes.
Some great memes I've seen lately, 1st by an unknown poster, the 2nd and 3rd by Sean Tuffy.
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wondering wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
The question isn’t about valuation four years ago, it is today. Is that so hard to understand?
What were you saying about it 4 years ago?
The same thing he was saying 8 years ago:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Market action reminds me of the period before 50% drops beginning in 2000 and 2007. We are headed for tough markets. Fools rush in where wise men never go.20 -
Please post your purchase date and cost basis by lot on NVDA shares.
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Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Please post your purchase date and cost basis by lot on NVDA shares.
I've never bought individual shares in any company.
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