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Could be sharper than 10%-12% imo https://t.co/xQz9Do8T90 — Ali (@Mrhigh611) February 26, 2026 If this plays out, it will not be about fear, it will be about positioning. Nvidia is now down -10% since they reported their strongest quarter ever …
NBC News Correspondent Vaughn Hillyard reports from Tucson on how Adelita Grijalva won the Democratic primary for Arizona’s 7th Congressional District and what the results mean for the future of the party.
$MSFT – In Q1 2022, despite a 1% contraction in GDP, Microsoft posted its strongest earnings growth ever for the quarter and even issued an upbeat outlook for the following quarters. Yet, it failed to deliver in the subsequent reports. …
The 1987 crash was largely influenced by the Fed’s rate hikes amid inflation concerns. It does feel like we’re seeing similar warning signs, rising inflation, interest rate hikes, and market volatility, though predicting an exact repeat is tricky. 1987 vs …
"Real Estate Déjà Vu" History repeats itself? In 1974, the real estate market crumbled under soaring interest rates and plummeting home sales….. A pattern we're seeing again in 2024. pic.twitter.com/MW3cIneneT — Shazi (@ShaziGoalie) October 31, 2024
So the 2008 housing collapse was NOT caused by poor subprime borrowers, but rather, by a speculative mania. So glad we didn't do that again, otherwise we might be in huge trouble pic.twitter.com/1FxS7YWaMS — Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) March 14, 2024 …
The specter of the 2008 housing crisis is haunting 2024, echoing familiar themes of manipulated interest rates and speculative asset mania. The belief that “prices only go up” has fueled a dangerous déjà vu, reminiscent of the days preceding the …
As the Nasdaq Composite surges, outperforming the Russell 2000 by the largest margin since 1999, a sense of déjà vu from the dot-com bubble emerges. US equities near 70-year highs against global stocks, mirroring the exuberance of the past. While …
Fred Hickey, a prominent investor and the editor of the newsletter “The High-Tech Strategist” which is published monthly for the past 34 years, argues that today’s market is resembling the 1999-2000 tech bubble. He sees the ‘Big Seven’ – Apple …