A good BEAT for an old-school company....a good general sign for earnings. Coca-Cola stock pops as earnings top estimates amid 'challenging' environment https://finance.yahoo.com/news/coca...s-amid-challenging-environment-113155611.html
Well said above LORI. Two hundred pounds going into your investments every payday.....is EPIC. GREAT JOB......providing for the future of your family.
The.....SKITTISH....market today. Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq flutter as investors eye earnings flood from GM, Netflix https://finance.yahoo.com/news/live...earnings-flood-from-gm-netflix-133157193.html
I noticed that trying to order on Amazon was somewhat screwed up yesterday. Amazon Cloud Reputation Takes Hit After Outage Lasting 15 Hours https://finance.yahoo.com/news/amazon-cloud-reputation-takes-hit-135819786.html
I would not call a single day did a.....cooling....of a rally. BUT...it is a simple lesson that gold and silver are only....commodities. Gold Slumps Most in Four Years as Record-Breaking Rally Cools https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gold-slumps-most-four-years-132151209.html
A mixed market today with the NASDAQ RED.......but I am "feeling" some improvement. Obviously a mixed day for me with NVDA and PLTR being.....RED.
The Supreme Court will hear the TARIFF case in NOVEMBER. The decision will be a small.....BLACK SWAN.......and will tank the markets if tariffs are not upheld. Be aware and be ready. The media will be INSANE with fear-mongering.
STILL....a mixed market with the NASDAQ red.....and a losing day for me so far with four stocks green and four stocks red. BUT....the NSDAQ is.....VERY, VERY, SLOWLY.....trying to move to the positive.
Well, they might ought to pull up a chair and get comfortable. This is the beginning of the oral arguments. A ruling/decision will likely not come until sometime in 2026.
A little more in depth KO earnings for those that may hold the stock. I think I have seen a poster or two mention it from time to time. Coca-Cola Reports Third Quarter 2025 Results (KO)
Another old familiar name GE. They spun off to (3) companies back in 23-24'. Aerospace, Energy, and Healthcare. The Aerospace kept the original GE ticker. Earnings below. https://www.geaerospace.com/news/in...pdates/ge-aerospace-releases-its-3q25-results
I suspect they will EXPEDITE the ruling on the tariffs....since they have significantly expedited the arguments.
As for me....today....a small loss. Basically a wasted day. I had three stocks in the red....PLTR, GOOGL, and NVDA. Hard for me to make money with those three down. I also got beat by the SP500 by....0.32%.
Kind of a mixed bag today it appears. SP 500 flat, DOW up, and NASDAQ in the red. I ended up a smidge on the positive side I suspect. The market and the earnings train rolls on to tomorrow.
An interesting take from Jensen (NVDA) in regard to China and policy on chips. Jensen Huang says Nvidia went from 95% market share in China to 0%—‘I can’t imagine any policymaker thinking that that’s a good idea’ Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged nuance when it comes to regulating China’s access to U.S. technologies that are critical to developing artificial intelligence. In an interview with Citadel Securities on Tuesday, he warned that what harms China can often harm the U.S., and sometimes in even worse ways. “Before we leap towards policies that are hurtful to other people, take a step back and maybe reflect on what are the policies that are helpful to America,” Huang said. His words of caution come as Nvidia processors have become hot commodities in the AI race as well as political bargaining chips in the U.S.-China trade war. Huang said he’d like the world to run on U.S. know-how, but noted about half the world’s AI researchers are in China. I think it’s a mistake to not have those researchers build AI on American technology,” he added. Trying to strike a balance between his goal of maintaining U.S. tech supremacy along with access to China will require nuance rather than an all-or-nothing approach, Huang said. But that’s not the case now, as Nvidia is “100% out of China.” “We went from 95% market share to 0%, and so I can’t imagine any policymaker thinking that that’s a good idea, that whatever policy we implemented caused America to lose one of the largest markets in the world,” he said. He didn’t name names, or administrations. But the Biden administration imposed rules in 2022 to restrict the export of Nvidia’s most advanced AI chips to China, leading the company to design a processor that met the new limits. In April, Nvidia said the Trump administration blocked the sale of some of its AI chips to China without licenses and would require them for future sales. Then in August, the administration granted export licenses for certain Nvidia and AMD chips to China in exchange for 15% of the revenues. But Chinese regulators have reportedly told domestic tech companies not to buy Nvidia chips that were designed to meet U.S. export requirements. Meanwhile, Beijing placed strict limits on exports of rare earths, a critical input for a wide range of advanced technologies, mimicking U.S. export rules on AI chips. That prompted President Donald Trump to fire back with an additional 100% tariff on Chinese goods. Officials from both sides are due to resume talks this week, ahead of a planned meeting with Trump and his Chinese counterpart later this month. For now, Huang told Citadel, all of Nvidia’s financial forecasts assume China will remain out of the picture. “If anything happens in China, which I hope it will, it’ll be a bonus,” he said. “But it’s a large market. China is the second largest computer market in the world. It is a vibrant ecosystem. I think it’s a mistake for the United States to not participate. So hopefully we’ll continue to explain and inform and hold out hope for a change in policy.” This story was originally featured on Fortune.com
