FAANG is the only thing holding up the S&P. What do the earnings report of Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple look like this week?
FAANG is the only thing holding up the S&P. What do the earnings report of Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft...
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S&P without Amazon
>poor earnings for Facebook and Google
unironically bullish for BAT.
Sort of a watershed moment.
Bull run will definitely go on into Wednesday afternoon, but if earnings reports for Facebook, Amazon & Microsoft don't put the brakes on this rally, nothing is going to. In that case next stop is the $MOON and bears can should go long in $ROPE.
made a huge bet on the market collapsing then the fed announced they were buying junk bonds and I got fucked. My only chance is FAANG failing to meat expectations or giving negative forward guidance.
Usually don't risk so much, but I felt sure the market would fall. Didn't count on the fed though.
AMZN and MSFT (Cloud, Teams) = Profit
Co.s who depend on advertising = Fucked
AMZN in particular (Retail & Cloud) to be spectacular
>AMZN in particular (Retail & Cloud) to be spectacular
Cloud is a fucking meme. It only makes up a small percentage of GOOG and AMZNs revenue. I can't find the numbers for microsoft, but I doubt it's any differnt.
Just ~1.25% of GOOGs revenue last year
AMZN is about 10% cloud, but they're by far the industry leader in the space.
That's because Google cloud sucks donkey nuts. AWS and Azure to a lesser extent (AMZN and MSFT) are massive.
This. GOOG is an ad company like FB
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I don't know if its funny, or scary, but, everyone is buying Amazon stock, because they think of it as an e-commerce retailer. However, the profit margins for its ecommerce are low, and this is not really where they make their money. If their earnings report does not meet expectations, we can all expect a big after hours dump thursday night, and a lot of retail investors will be freaking out on friday morning. Amazons earnings report could be the catalyst for the next big dump.
The FED has turned off the printers this week. Thursday night will be make or break.
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>fuck the fed but don't bet against them
Their earnings are mostly from AWS, and it's losing market share.
>AMZN in particular (Retail & Cloud) to be spectacular
1. Google Cloud is a meme. No one uses it
2. AMZN has a huge revenue because it's a retail giant. Amazon.com probably has 5-8% profit margins. Cloud has profit margins of 70%+
What's better, 5% profit on 1,000,000,000 revenue, or 70% profit on 100,000,000
I am betting that facebooks ad revenue will be in the gutter
It's about the market size and what's left the capture dumbass.
Cloud is Amazon's golden goose, people are leaving as fast as their joining in my network, not sure which side is winning.
Though just 5 years ago everyone was jumping in bed with aws
it is not losing market share.. it releasing new product and features that make it untouchable. Fargate.
>data mining company like facebook
>GOOG is an ad company
Imagine not owning the toll booth of the internet...
They should have good earnings except apple, Amazon is going to rule the world, everyone will be using their cloud in the future.
Nobody is building anything new. Millions of developers have been told to fuck off. Their revenues are going to flatline hard.
Between NVDA/AMD/GOOGL/AMZN, who should I dump 19k into after earnings week?
Both are memes. Nobody trusts Amazon or Google. Microsoft is trusted for some fucking reason.
>Between NVDA/AMD/GOOGL/AMZN, who should I dump 19k into after earnings week?
Unironicly tesla. If tesla stock gets knocked down by a general market crash it will become an excellent buy. It's barely going to be hurt by the recession compared with every other automaker in the world.
Also tesla is fundamentally a technology company that makes batteries. These batteries are useful for more than just cars. If there's a big infrastructure bill tesla will benefit for example.
>Also tesla is fundamentally a technology company that makes batteries.
Imagine being so badly informed about your bags...
Panasonic manufactures and ships the batteries to Tesla, you absolute brainlet.
Retard
>FAANG is the only thing holding up the S&P.
lol, we're so fucked
>overpriced adsites that can't into diversification and running anything that even looks like a business model
>a fucking streaming service
>fashion accessory computing.
Amazon is the only respectable entity. Properly diversified, has proven capable of executing actual business models, has non meme level future rooted in reality.
I Know they partner with Panasonic on the batteries, but they are moving to the batteries being completely TESLA batteries.
Fundamentally TESLA is battery limited. They can move the batteries to different types of vehicles or stationary storage depending on where there is more demand. Currently there is far more demand for batteries than can be produced.
Why would Panasonic cede this battery capacity role to them?
Retard.
They bought Maxwell to come up with their own battery tech. Panasonic doesn't have a choice. Most analysts believe they will announce their own in house dry cell battery at battery day in may.
There is so much demand for Li batteries the raw material costs are getting expensive. Batteries are the limiting technology for sustainable renewable.
cost per kilowatt hour is the new mores law.
Brainlet.
Niggers are trolling? Or do you have an alternative hypothesis?
>batteries whose materials are mined, refined and shipped with gas powered planes and ships
>recharged by coal power plants
Kys zoomer
Slow down =/ turning off
>t. Retard
>N*ggers are trolling? Or do you have an alternative hypothesis