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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
There have been ups and downs over the past few days, but the gap between the previous slump and fall has not been able to be made up for. If it continues to fail to make up, then the stock price will get weaker and weaker, and there is even a possibility that it will dive. AMD in particular. After a few more days of walking like this, the moving average is about to cross. AMD may have to rely on financial reports to make up the gap. Tesla is still quite far from the dead fork, but it doesn't walk very well.
It's not that I'm not optimistic about these two companies. I especially like the Tesla stock. The trend is quite easy to judge. I made two waves of money this year, which is really a conscience. However, it is true that stock prices are not doing well in the short term; we still need to wait and see if we go to the bottom. If the rise compensates for the gap, I'll consider going higher. If it falls, I'll wait for it to stabilize before entering the market on the right.
Hopefully, the stock market will first fall, fix the serious divergence between stock prices and fundamentals, and then go on to a better rise.
As for the recession, I think it's next year; I still can't see it. The longer it drags on, the more serious the problem becomes, and the worse the recession becomes. An early recession is needed to cut interest rates early. If the US currently consumes so much interest rates, if it doesn't exhaust the Chinese economy, then it will exhaust itself. Government deficits, commercial real estate, corporate financing... it's better to have lower interest rates
$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
There have been ups and downs over the past few days, but the gap between the previous slump and fall has not been able to be made up for. If it continues to fail to make up, then the stock price will get weaker and weaker, and there is even a possibility that it will dive. AMD in particular. After a few more days of walking like this, the moving average is about to cross. AMD may have to rely on financial reports to make up the gap. Tesla is still quite far from the dead fork, but it doesn't walk very well.
It's not that I'm not optimistic about these two companies. I especially like the Tesla stock. The trend is quite easy to judge. I made two waves of money this year, which is really a conscience. However, it is true that stock prices are not doing well in the short term; we still need to wait and see if we go to the bottom. If the rise compensates for the gap, I'll consider going higher. If it falls, I'll wait for it to stabilize before entering the market on the right.
Hopefully, the stock market will first fall, fix the serious divergence between stock prices and fundamentals, and then go on to a better rise.
As for the recession, I think it's next year; I still can't see it. The longer it drags on, the more serious the problem becomes, and the worse the recession becomes. An early recession is needed to cut interest rates early. If the US currently consumes so much interest rates, if it doesn't exhaust the Chinese economy, then it will exhaust itself. Government deficits, commercial real estate, corporate financing... it's better to have lower interest rates
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Time passed so fast that we were in the second half of the year in the blink of an eye.
Remember how many times over the year I shared my views on the tech industry and comments on future trends with everyone on the live stream.
Here's what I said in the original way:
” The tech sector remains a future trend, but market weakness is likely to start picking up in the second half of the year. ”
” Supply and demand can be adjusted in the second half of the year, which is expected to drive orders and production capacity in the technology industry. ”
Well now that we're in the second half of the year,
Is it really what I expected?
🎁 By the way, I have good health at the end of the article for everyone! Don't miss it~
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Just this past May, the quarterly reports of America's tech leaders were also released, so let's take a peek at the actual market.
Facebook's parent company Meta delivered good results in the first quarter of 2023, with revenue rising 3% year over year, reversing the dilemma of three consecutive quarters of year-on-year decline.
Although Apple's performance in the second quarter of 2023 exceeded market expectations, revenue still fell 2.5% year on year. For the first time in four years, there was a year-on-year decline for two consecutive quarters.
Intel (Intel)'s revenue for the first quarter fell 36% year on year, falling for five consecutive quarters, the biggest net loss in history, and is expected to continue to lose money in the second quarter.
TSMC's first-quarter revenue increased 3.6% year over year, but it also recorded the biggest quarterly decline in nearly four years.
The year-on-year revenue growth rate of Google's parent company Alphabet exceeded forecast...
Remember how many times over the year I shared my views on the tech industry and comments on future trends with everyone on the live stream.
Here's what I said in the original way:
” The tech sector remains a future trend, but market weakness is likely to start picking up in the second half of the year. ”
” Supply and demand can be adjusted in the second half of the year, which is expected to drive orders and production capacity in the technology industry. ”
Well now that we're in the second half of the year,
Is it really what I expected?
🎁 By the way, I have good health at the end of the article for everyone! Don't miss it~
-
Just this past May, the quarterly reports of America's tech leaders were also released, so let's take a peek at the actual market.
Facebook's parent company Meta delivered good results in the first quarter of 2023, with revenue rising 3% year over year, reversing the dilemma of three consecutive quarters of year-on-year decline.
Although Apple's performance in the second quarter of 2023 exceeded market expectations, revenue still fell 2.5% year on year. For the first time in four years, there was a year-on-year decline for two consecutive quarters.
Intel (Intel)'s revenue for the first quarter fell 36% year on year, falling for five consecutive quarters, the biggest net loss in history, and is expected to continue to lose money in the second quarter.
TSMC's first-quarter revenue increased 3.6% year over year, but it also recorded the biggest quarterly decline in nearly four years.
The year-on-year revenue growth rate of Google's parent company Alphabet exceeded forecast...
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