$Tesla (TSLA.US)$$Tesla (TSLA.US)$$Microsoft (MSFT.US)$$Alph...
$Tesla(TSLA.US$ $Tesla(TSLA.US$ $Microsoft(MSFT.US$ $Alphabet-A(GOOGL.US$ $Apple(AAPL.US$ $Amazon(AMZN.US$No one is giving 💩 about inflation anymore, hehe. At any rate, these companies don't survive on debt. Yes, purchasing power will definitely drop as interest rates are likely to rise. Tesla's demand is still higher than production. Anyway, if you're planning to buy a car, you'll probably buy one too, right? Are you going to give up that car in order to raise interest rates by 0.5%? Or stop using these companies' products and services.
Disclaimer: Community is offered by Moomoo Technologies Inc. and is for educational purposes only.
Read more
Comment
Sign in to post a comment
101526482 : There are so many things that are involved…it is not about the mere Interest
1. How inflation is going to be curbed. If it stays high, the cost of having car will be higher. Thereby affecting sales
2. The hiking of Bank’s rates will be higher than the Fed rate. In turn, cost of borrowing to own a car will be higher…again affecting sales
3. And there is a possibility of recession if interest were to maintain at high rate…again affecting sales
It is not about the performance of this companies but rather the macroeconomic that we are going through
What I want to say is: at the top is 0.5, when we consume, 0.5 is not just 0.5.
102667462 101526482 : so is the us market dead? its been months and they are too weak to bounce back and it looks like they are about to crash
101526482 102667462 : I think it hibernated. I feel that most people are waiting to see…
1. 10th Mar CPI Report which will mostly decide how high the rate is going to be
2. The worrying Russian Ukrainian situation
For me, I’ve divested and channel my funds to Singapore where the Singapore Dollar is so strong at the moment
As for US Market, the least I could do is not to Short and earn other’s hard earned money
trans201 : Everyone is now used to high valuations, turning a blind eye to the anomalies of S & P valuations that are much higher than the historical average for a year and a half. Well, now that interest rates have been raised, there is no reason not to go back to normal. If anyone insists that high valuations are different from those in the past, then I have no way to prick the bubble directly and then the market will go too far. After a period of despair to reach the bottom of the cycle and then slowly get up, now the leeks are still boldly copying the bottom, far from the time of despair.
102667462 101526482 : but how would u explain this week performance. sometime its hard not to short. imagine if u have shorted,you would have earn. i dont short but just having a second thoughts