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🚨$ASML reports a record quarter and customers already want to order machines for 2030‼️

📉 SOFI IS FALLING AND I'M BUYING MORE! AT THIS VALUATION I'M STARTING TO SEE AN OPPORTUNITY 💰

💰 SOFI: BUYING MORE AFTER A DROP OF MORE THAN 40%. COULD THIS STOCK RISE SIGNIFICANTLY BY 2028? $SOFI

Hey investors, I took advantage of the drop and bought $IREN 👀

This isn't a full-fledged investment. It's a speculative position, so 1% of the portfolio.

Why did I buy now and not after research? IREN fell 38% over the last half year and I consider the price around $30 an interesting entry. I didn't want to miss it just because I don't have everything calculated yet.

Hello everyone!

It seems to me that even at this moment, when there are many good stocks at the top, you can still find a quality stock at a reasonable price...do you have a stock on your watchlist right now? And why?

📉 MARKETS ARE FALLING, I'M BUYING! Another $1,600 into stocks. Am I taking advantage of the opportunity?

The last few days have been quite wild in the stock markets again. Inflation, uncertainty about interest rates, and sell-offs in technology companies are creating nervousness among investors.

But I continue doing what I have been doing for several years. I buy quality…

🚨 Samsung −9.48%. SK hynix −11.06%. Is the memory stock sell-off an opportunity or a trap?

When stocks fall by double digits, it's easy to feel the market is handing out discounts. But a lower price doesn't yet mean a good buy. What matters is whether it has fallen more than the business value.

📉 NUMBERS SHOWING THE SCALE OF THE SELL-OFF…

🚨 $INTU is making another move deeper into AI-powered finance. Intuit has agreed to acquire Sequence, an AI-native revenue management platform that automates the quote-to-revenue process.

The platform covers everything from pricing and deal configuration to billing, invoicing, collections and revenue recognition.

The strategic angle is particularly interesting.…

Revenue growth of 55.2% and 41.2% year-over-year is no problem for these giants. Especially with margins exceeding 57%. Yet their stocks are falling...

How did $TSM and $ASML results turn out, what impact does yesterday's inflation have on their stocks, and can they continue to grow?

Not only that, but much more will be discussed today from 7 PM on the stream. Be there!

$TSM has been rewriting records for six straight quarters! Yet the stock is shedding over 2%.📉

Taiwanese chipmaker reported net profit of TWD 763.1 billion for the third quarter, roughly USD 23.6 billion, representing a year-over-year increase of 69%. Analysts had expected TWD 746.3 billion.

- Revenue hit a record USD 46.7 billion, up 50% year-over-year, exceeding even the upper…

$ASML: Record quarter and demand for machines all the way to 2030. Why is that alone not enough for a sharp rise in the stock? 👇

ASML is growing, raising margins, and customers want machines years in advance. But when investing, it's not enough to look at records. What matters is what created them, whether they will last, and how much of the future growth is already priced into…

I uploaded a new video to Bulios YouTube!

In it, I discussed the statistics that determine how stocks may move during the US congressional elections, which will take place on November 3. Go check it out👇

My base case is that the Fed will leave rates unchanged in October and raise them in December, with the market pricing in higher rates well into 2027. That is unfavorable for traditional blue-chip stocks. REITs and utilities now compete directly with government bonds yielding 5+%. The tech sector could paradoxically be the only one to withstand rising rates thanks to r

Core inflation rose 0.3% month-on-month and 2.6% year-on-year versus the expected 2.5%, while the previous reading was 2.4%. Higher energy costs are starting to feed into the overall price level. This carries the risk that energy prices will filter through the economy and push inflation up, which would force the Fed to accelerate its rate-hike plan. The probability of a rate…

🔥 US CPI: Headline inflation heats up, but the details matter.

September CPI came in at +0.6% MoM and +3.7% YoY, with gasoline prices jumping 9.1% and accounting for more than half of the monthly increase. Energy overall rose 5.2%.

Core CPI was +0.3% MoM and +2.6% YoY. But beneath that number, some renewed inflation pressure is appearing: core goods rose 0.3%, while shelter…

US inflation accelerated again in September, beating market expectations📈The S&P 500 index is weakening📉

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 3.7% year-over-year, after 3.4% in August. Wall Street expected 3.6%. Month-over-month, prices rose 0.6%, while in August it was 0.4%.

The main driver of inflation was fuel, whose prices rose 9.1% over the month. The average price of…