Nikolas Gabriels

So it looks like Palantir $PLTR is out of the woods. Congrats to everyone who held on and didn't sell, as YTD has already made over 180% there. I probably don't need to go into the quarterly results too much, we have that here at Bulios Flas News. But what has pleasantly surprised me are the share buybacks and the idea of inclusion in the index. What do you think? Do you think...
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What do you think of the AMD $AMD results?

Bulios Flash News: Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reported better-than-expected second quarter results. Earnings per share came in at $0.58, up from the estimated $0.57. Revenue fell 18% year-over-year to $5.4 billion, but still beat expectations of $5.32 billion.

California and other states are moving to block 3M's $10.3 billion PFAS settlement that would resolve claims against 3M over water pollution. Allegedly, they say the amount is still low and would not be a proper penalty for MMM.

What was so bad about Microsoft's $MSFT results that the stock price is falling in the premarket?

I've only found so far:

EPS of $2.69 beating expectations of $2.54

Revenue of $56.2B beating expectations of $55.4B

As I watch today, nothing much is happening yet, but the same cannot be said about the predictions and rating changes, which are literally tearing the bag today.

Let's take a look at the most interesting ones 👇

Now tell me, was it a good idea to sell Nvidia $NVDA stock? 😄

Analysts at investment bank Citi predict Nvidia will gain a dominant 90% share of the AI chip market by 2025. This estimate is based on the expected growth of the AI chip market from $12 billion in 2022 to $120 billion in 2025.

And besides, Goldman today raised the target to $495 per share from the previous $440.

I didn't even know that H&M had stock too, so I looked at it today and I'm kinda staring. Leaving aside today's growth on the back of another strong set of results, here we see growth in sales from $187bn in 2020 to $223bn in 2022. It's also great to look at net profits, where we see growth from $3bn (2020) to $7bn in 2022 (not to mention 2021, where net profit was at $15bn).

An...
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Is anyone here following Buffet's bust indicator?

Buffett's Crash Indicator is sounding the alarm again after stocks rose tremendously this year. Global equities are now worth more than global GDP.

Warren Buffett warned that if the market value of stocks exceeds the size of the economy, it could signal that markets are too expensive and a crash may be coming.

So, is a crash coming...
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Somehow we're missing Tesla to the moon, Tesla to $300, etc.

The last few days I see one analyst after another downgrading Tesla $TSLA and it's no longer a clear Buy for most of them, but rather a Hold or Sell.

What do you think about Zoom $ZM stock? I saw that Cathie Wood picked up again, and today I saw that they're down.

Berkshire Hathaway $BRK-A $BRK-Bboosted its holdings in five Japanese trading companies in the last quarter. The five companies are Itochu, Marubeni, Mitsubishi, Mitsui and Sumitomo.

A little-known AI stock that may be far superior to both $TSLA and $NVDA. And NOBODY is talking about it. We are now talking about Symbotic $SYM, which has appreciated 261% and 392% since November!

Even the biggest bull is already selling $TSLA stock 🥱

Cathie Wood has decided to sell $98 million worth of Tesla $TSLA stock due to the potential market volatility that the Fed's decision is likely to cause.

Cathie Wood says Nvidia $NVDA is too expensive. And yes, this lady was selling at the same time before Nvidia's 160% rally, but that's just for the record. I just saw someone mention her here recently as someone to watch in the investment sphere.

I think the Nvidia rally could very well continue, and it could be 10, 20, and even another 50% for that matter. Thoughts on NVDA's...
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Yesterday I invested in a new company after a long time. That company was Bank of Montreal $BMO, which hit a two-year low. I take BMO as a long term investment, the bank is one of the most stable and profitable banks in Canada, so I welcomed the 4% drop and was finally able to buy at my desired price.

Anyone here have BMO? What do you think of Canadian banks, do you find them...
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