To The Moon

I am surprised by the lack of coverage on the latest downgrade undertaken by Standards & Poor (S&P). Coming barely 2 weeks after Moody’s downgrade of 10 US regional banks and warnings issued to 5 bigger US international banks including JP Morgan. To untrained eyes, is this a coordinated attack by renown rating agencies against US banking sector? While I am uncertain as well, it sure looks like that from where I am seated. What Is The Long Story Short? The downgrade was about 5 US regional banks that are mainly lenders with high commercial real estate (CRE) exposure. According to Aptus Capital Advisors - Portfolio manager, David Wagner, "Some of the structural aspects for banks, regarding their balance sheet, remain risks to banks, as the Fed continues to try to anchor inflation wi

AMD AMD, short for Advanced Micro Devices, is an American semiconductor manufacturing company that mainly produces processors, graphics cards and other electronic devices. Here are the trends for AMD: 1. Technological innovation: AMD has made many technological breakthroughs in the field of processors and graphics cards, such as the launch of the first 7nm process processor and the latest RDNA graphics card architecture. These innovations allow AMD to offer higher-performance, lower-power products against rivals Intel and NVIDIA. 2. Market share growth: AMD has gained market share in the processor market in recent years. Its Ryzen series processors are well received, achieving performance and reliability comparable to Intel. This has allowed AMD to achieve some success in the consumer and

All eyes are on $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ , a chipmaking giant that has become synonymous with the explosive growth of artificial intelligence. Investors and analysts alike are anxiously awaiting the company's earnings report, which has the potential to send ripples through the market. The European stocks and US equity futures registered a climb, with optimism building around Nvidia's impending results. This chipmaker has been at the forefront of the AI revolution, propelling itself into the limelight and driving considerable excitement in the tech sector. The stock action is closely watched, given Nvidia's significant weight in the market. Accounting for over 3% of the S&P 500, its performance could have far-reaching