Fraud typically emerges during market bubbles, not at market bottoms. During bubbles, investor excitement and speculation drive prices to unsustainable levels, attracting scams and fraudulent schemes. In contrast, market bottoms are marked by fear and low confidence, resulting in less fraudulent activity as investors are more cautious.
🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨
NVIDIA HAS ASKED FOR LEGAL IMMUNITY FROM SECURITIES FRAUD PROTECTION FROM THE U.S SUPREME COURT
COINCIDENTALLY $SMCI WHICH IS NVDA’s 3’RD LARGEST CLIENT HAS UNTIL NOV 16 TO PROVIDE AN AUDITED COMPLIANCE PLAN OR THEY GET DELISTED$NVDA IS THE NEXT $CSCO … pic.twitter.com/Mk1otT5itV
— Mike Investing (@MrMikeInvesting) November 5, 2024
Facebook, Nvidia ask US Supreme Court to spare them from securities fraud suits
The Fraud across markets are about to be exposed $NFLX $SMCI $NVDA $QQQ pic.twitter.com/Fqiyxzo89z
— The Coastal Journal (@1CoastalJournal) November 5, 2024
A call for Super Micro Computer to oust its CEO before the November 16th deadline to submit a timeline for its annual report. $SMCI is one of $NVDA's biggest customers
"One accounting expert, Francine McKenna, said that it is going to be tough for the company to find another… pic.twitter.com/4Gs9t8qwL8
— kristen shaughnessy (@kshaughnessy2) November 5, 2024
BREAKING: Magnificent 7 earnings growth estimates have been cut by ~3 percentage points for 2025 following Q3 2024 earnings season.
Wall Street analysts now expect Magnificent 7 companies to report 16.9% earnings growth next year, down from 19.5% a week ago.
That would mark the… pic.twitter.com/DadXr5erh2
— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) November 5, 2024
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