US Market - 20 Mar to 24 Mar 2023 I am still in a bit of a dazed coming off last week’s 3 worst events, in my opinion. A 166 years old grand old dame ( $Credit Suisse Group AG(CS)$) coerced into an arranged marriage with an unwilling suitor ( $UBS Group AG(UBS)$) all for a mere $3.2 Billion. US regional banks facing potential meltdown; despite the bigger banks extending an olive branch to the tune of $30 Billion. Financial contagion further affected another Euro bank ( $Deutsche Bank AG(DB)$) as a result of the cost of insuring Deutsche's debt against default leapt to multiyear highs. On top of the bank turmoil, US central bank has the guts to revise terminal rate
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$Microsoft(MSFT)$ msft, a bearish perspective: MSFT is a dying company. It has abandoned the needs and wants of its customers, and has supplanted a near-term focus on profits and the fostering chaos through endless wholesale changes to its operating system. Profits and the changes now seem to never reach expectations. The catalyst of this failure is that management is driven by the needs and wants of its employees, and the perverted thought that there is no alternative. Thus, a focus on “equity,” supposed “global warming/cooling/climate change,” “race relations,” etc. can be rationalized. msft quit trying to predict the future. you have no clue or bad marketing skills. sometimes you have to go door to door and sell a vac
Hey Aussie,According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, consumer price inflation has returned to a 32-year high after dipping to 6.9 percent in October. In November, retail sales reached an 11th consecutive record month, reducing the likelihood of the Reserve Bank of Australia pausing interest rate increases.The Reserve Bank of Australia raised the cash rate by 25bps to 3.1% at its final meeting of 2022, matching market forecasts. The move marked the eighth straight rate hike, taking borrowing costs to a level not seen since November 2012, with the board flagging more rate hikes ahead as inflation in Australia is too high. Prior to Wednesday, Australian economists had hedged their bets about the RBA's February rate hike, with some predicting a pause for a month while the RBA digested