Q2 2023 marked the sixth consecutive quarter of lower year-on-year IPO activity. The April through June stretch was the weakest global go-public count since early 2016. The third...
(Tuesday market open) Wall Street’s summer doldrums started early this year. It’s only the beginning of June but it feels like the market is already on summer vacation...
(Monday market open) With the drama of earnings season, the debt ceiling battle, and last Friday’s crucial jobs report in the rear-view mirror, Wall Street enters the week...
(Wednesday market open) As Congress gathers to vote on a debt ceiling bill, the market’s focus turned overseas this morning to cooler-than-expected data from China and...
The US economy's chances of entering a recession are on the rise While the economy may or may not enter a recession, investors would be wise to add recession-resistant stocks to...
Fed Chair Powell testimony, U.S. jobs report will dictate the market’s direction this week. Dick’s Sporting Goods stock is a buy ahead of earnings. Stitch Fix shares...
Campbell's was one of few S&P 500 stocks that finished 2022 up at least 30%. When Campbell’s reports a month from now, the Street will look for 7% earnings...
The U.S. stock market is on track for its worst year since 2008, with the S&P 500 down 19.6% year-to-date. The market’s trajectory in 2023 will continue to be dictated by...
The market jumped on Powell's dovish comments and soft CPI reading in November However, there's been little follow-through on that rally as investors await further clues from the...
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bioengineered ingredients is like genetic therapy clot shots in a can.
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generic is cleaning their clocks, time to give up the greed
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Oversold
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Next week it will reach $41 or it will reach $49?
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Amazing growth.
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CPB $44.69 -0.58% @ Close!
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Inflation fears are being overhyped. Look at the 80s, Inflation was over 4% on the regular and wages weren't even going up.
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The issue is the economic environment is more similar to the late 60s than the decade of the 80s. With all of this printing that has happened since the 08 crisis and funding of government programs has gone on the environment has been set up to be ripe for stagflation unfortunately. Also the US government has changed how the CPI is measured since the 70s and 80s and if it were measured like it was back then, the inflation rate in 2021 would have topped any year of the 70s.While I'm hoping things calm down I just don't think it'll happen I think it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better...That concludes my TED Talk
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Get ready to rocket 🚀next meme stock
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Campbell Soup made 1.6 billion dollars in net income in 2020. Its currently valued at 14 billion dollars market cap. How is that even possible less then 10 times net income?? if this continues we will have a company that is worth less money then it actually makes. This is crazy.