doc2016
6 days ago
cost of borrowing money is too expensive for consumer, business, and in particular usa government.
powell has trump syndrome and is past his welcome in the control of usa interest rates. too late raising and too late lowering..
trump is trying to grow the economy while the fed seeks to keep it tethered. manufacturing, loan business suffer from this effect which the fed is blaming on tariffs.
treasury debt service is killing the usa.
time to give a little cut and see what happens...
gaza/israel need to rebuild as does a lot of the middle east. business, industry needs a restart or a new start...too expensive for cap ex and too much for op ex.
get a guy like malpass into the position, he knows from the world bank experience. wags.just make sure you verify how the money is being spent, cut waste, improve efficiency, ensure no fraud/theft/cheating.
Jetmek_03052
7 days ago
Keep waiting for more data I guess.
The thing is, he shouldn't say anything. He says anything and it affects the markets one way or the other.
If he has to say anything, just say, "Interest rates will remain unchanged at this time." PERIOD. Instead? He said something about fears that "tariffs could still drive inflation higher" and BANG. That's all it took to drive markets down!
SO sick of seeing mad market moves whenever he talks in a meeting.
My opinion is that the Fed should just marginally cut rates. Practically the whole rest of the world has. If US inflation starts to perk up? They can raise rates back up at anytime they feel it's needed!
But if the Fed continues to drag their feet on cutting rates because of POSSIBLE inflation caused by tariffs? It will become a self-fulfilling prophecy. Business expenses will rise because borrowing money to keep operating/expanding is still expensive, so the product prices will rise accordingly, CAUSING inflation to happen.
Oleblue
1 week ago
Nvidia Stock Keeps Rocking Record Highs. Here's Why.
MATTHEW GALGANI
Updated 04:00 PM ET 06/27/2025
While tech titans like Broadcom (AVGO), Meta Platforms (META) and Microsoft (MSFT) shine as leaders of the artificial intelligence revolution, Wall Street unquestionably focuses on Nvidia (NVDA) as one of the most important AI stocks to watch. That spotlight β plus heavy investments from top-ranked mutual funds β lifted Nvidia stock to an all-time high this week after a technical reset earlier this year.
Now a string of new initiatives, including an AI innovation event with partner CoreWeave (CRWV), further intensifies the focus on Nvidia.
Founded in 1993 with a focus on 3D graphics processors, Nvidia is now considered to be the clear front-runner in advanced semiconductors for AI applications and accelerated computing. AI data center products and services now make up the lion's share of its current total sales.
Including teaming up with CoreWeave for a summit on accelerating AI innovation, here are just some of the ways Nvidia continues to foster AI development.
Nvidia-CoreWeave Event Just The Start
CoreWeave labels itself an AI hyperscaler focused on delivering a cloud platform powering the next wave of AI. At a summit event held on Thursday, executives at Nvidia and CoreWeave gave an inside look at the infrastructure aiming to expand the possibilities of AI. The event features stories from IBM (IBM), OpenAI and Mistral AI.
In other news, Nvidia has just teamed up with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) to launch new AI factory offerings. The goal of the new lineup is to give enterprises a framework to build and scale generative, agentic and industrial AI.
Nvidia has also just partnered with model builders across Europe. With Nvidia's large language model Nemotron, the company aims to tailor AI models to local languages and culture. Partner nations include France, Italy, Poland, Spain and Sweden.
As part of its European push, Nvidia is working with partner nations and industry leaders to build and expand the Nvidia Blackwell AI infrastructure. The shared goal is to strengthen digital sovereignty, support economic growth and foster the AI industrial revolution.
This month, Nvidia also made news in the autonomous-driving space. The AI chipmaker took home an Autonomous Grand Challenge award at the Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition.
Nvidia Stock Hits All-Time High Amid 'Golden Wave'
Having already secured a spot on Investor's Business Daily's Leaderboard and the IBD Sector Leaders screen, Nvidia stock continues to rise. The Magnificent Seven member has seen its relative strength line notch a 52-week high.
Nvidia reset its base count in April by undercutting the low in its prior pattern. That gave the AI giant the refresh it needed to launch a new climb β which it has.
Nvidia etched a new 145 to 152.25 buy zone in a cup with handle. Landing a price-target hike on Wednesday, shares climbed beyond that range.
Now the stock has cleared what could be viewed as another potential entry. Its punch through resistance at 153.13 in heavy volume in a consolidation pattern could also offer a chance to add shares. Nvidia rose again Friday to post a nearly 10% gain for the week.
The latest spike came as Wall Street watchers assess Nvidia's near- and long-term outlook. One analyst sees Nvidia leading the "next 'Golden Wave' of Gen AI adoption."
As with all trades, especially in highfliers like Nvidia, investors should keep risk management in mind. Following sound rules for when to buy and sell stocks keeps those principles intact.
The same rules apply to Broadcom, Microsoft and Meta, each of which are at or near record highs. Recent volatility in shares of CoreWeave, which has come off the all-time high it hit on June 20, only reinforce that truth.
VIDEO AT LINK
https://www.investors.com/research/ibd-stock-analysis/nvidia-stock-coreweave-ai-industrial-revolution/
Breakout to new highs but more volume is needed after the holidays.
Weekly Chart
rbtree
1 week ago
Very similar -- 290k to about that....
I was then into small speculative crap, including OTC and VSE mining junk,. Became a scambuster aka, "basher" Already knew of Janice Shell from raging bull. Was 2nd fiddle to scion, at helping WELU to be busted within a few weeks, CEO even did prison time. Jan 2000.
rbtree
2 weeks ago
I just headed to your page to check your other stocks--well, those you post on anyhow.
Following you now!
I wasn't active for 24 years, after taking a total beating in the dotcom boom/bust. Now, I don't have many good stocks..... Made a poorly timed NVDA buy at 145 last Jan.--took til last week to be back in the green. Watched AMD for a couple days, when it was at ~127, looked for a dip, failed, forgot about it--lame, yo?!
Big in RKLB, a couple quantum stox, and LUNR, that is slowly recovering--but I was in early, so stlll OK there. Up big on my whopping 3 share AVGO. Doing really well in Howmet.
Have gobs of specialty high return/hi risk CEF's, and other high-yielding also risky ETF's and a slew of mutuals in an IRA... which is a good place for my trading activities