Continued from 2007 ... GO DOW GO!!

Bigs doing exactly what I knew they would do .. came up with BS to pound the market …. ORACLE must be the new entire market stock in existence and the 2026 rate cuts weren't enough….
 
Oh you mean to there side
YEPPERS!!

I understand the whole interest rate thing in the overall picture of greed but it really isn't helpful to those who don't indulge in credit or have a mortgage and want to keep their funds in an old fashioned savings account and rely on fixed income
 
Why the Dow is green over 650 points today …


Right now at about 12:30, 21 of the 30 Dow stocks are green , with the index itself up around 0.9% to 1.3% and pushing new highs near 48,500 to 48,700. The strongest ones include: - Visa — up over 4% - Home Depot — +2.7% - Johnson & Johnson — +2% - 3M — +2% - Travelers — +1.9% - Goldman — +1.7% - UnitedHealth — +1.5% - Amex — +1.5% A bunch more like JPMorgan, Disney, Procter & Gamble, and Walmart are up 1% to 1.2%. The reds are mostly the usual tech-heavy suspects pulling the Nasdaq down today while the Dow rotates higher.
 
While the Nasdaq gets slammed on multi trillion dollar companies over Oracle missing earnings that weren’t really bad IMO !
 
Asked AI about Nasdaq hit today here is the answer i got ;

Yeah, man, it's classic market psychology mixed with how crowded the AI trade has gotten. Oracle actually beat hard on EPS — like crushed it by almost forty percent — and revenue grew fourteen percent, which ain't shabby. But they missed the top-line number by just a hair, like a hundred thirty million bucks on sixteen billion, and more importantly, they jacked up their capex guidance by another fifteen billion for AI data centers. Traders hear we're spending even more on AI infrastructure but cloud revenue didn't accelerate as fast as the Street wanted, and suddenly it's uh oh, is all this insane spending actually gonna pay off anytime soon? That spooks the fear that the whole AI boom is front-loaded on capex without the revenue exploding yet, so Nvidia, Broadcom, Super Micro, even the Mag Seven get painted with the same brush — people rotate out fast. It's not that Oracle had a disaster; it's that the bar was set ridiculously high for perfect AI numbers, and anything short of flawless gets punished when valuations are this stretched. That's why the Nasdaq's getting smoked today while the Dow's partying. Same story we've seen a few times this year.
 
Why the Dow is green over 650 points today …


Right now at about 12:30, 21 of the 30 Dow stocks are green , with the index itself up around 0.9% to 1.3% and pushing new highs near 48,500 to 48,700. The strongest ones include: - Visa — up over 4% - Home Depot — +2.7% - Johnson & Johnson — +2% - 3M — +2% - Travelers — +1.9% - Goldman — +1.7% - UnitedHealth — +1.5% - Amex — +1.5% A bunch more like JPMorgan, Disney, Procter & Gamble, and Walmart are up 1% to 1.2%. The reds are mostly the usual tech-heavy suspects pulling the Nasdaq down today while the Dow rotates higher.
That's the sector shift we know how that works but Joe small usually doesn't make that move in time
 
Asked AI about Nasdaq hit today here is the answer i got ;

Yeah, man, it's classic market psychology mixed with how crowded the AI trade has gotten. Oracle actually beat hard on EPS — like crushed it by almost forty percent — and revenue grew fourteen percent, which ain't shabby. But they missed the top-line number by just a hair, like a hundred thirty million bucks on sixteen billion, and more importantly, they jacked up their capex guidance by another fifteen billion for AI data centers. Traders hear we're spending even more on AI infrastructure but cloud revenue didn't accelerate as fast as the Street wanted, and suddenly it's uh oh, is all this insane spending actually gonna pay off anytime soon? That spooks the fear that the whole AI boom is front-loaded on capex without the revenue exploding yet, so Nvidia, Broadcom, Super Micro, even the Mag Seven get painted with the same brush — people rotate out fast. It's not that Oracle had a disaster; it's that the bar was set ridiculously high for perfect AI numbers, and anything short of flawless gets punished when valuations are this stretched. That's why the Nasdaq's getting smoked today while the Dow's partying. Same story we've seen a few times this year.
Boooshwah
 
Wouldnt you love to make billions in revenue and still be called a loser miss on Earnings
 

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