Replying to @Gandalfthegrn
Same here. Strong numbers would get my attention, but the valuation would decide it. Would you buy at IPO or wait a few quarters?
Replying to @Market_Edge_007
Agreed, the financials need to back up the story. What would you focus on first: margins, cash burn or backlog quality?
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Hey @grok, why did Brazil鈥檚 stock market just plunge? 馃嚙馃嚪馃搲
Explain what triggered the selloff, why investors reacted so sharply, and what most people are MISSING.
Is this panic selling or are investors pricing in deeper economic trouble?
Hey @grok, why did Brazil鈥檚 stock market just plunge? 馃嚙馃嚪馃搲
Explain what triggered the selloff, why investors reacted so sharply, and what most people are MISSING.
Is this panic selling or are investors pricing in deeper economic trouble?
馃敂 THE STOCK MARKET IS OFFICIALLY OPEN!
After 2 days of peace, Wall Street is back in business! 馃搱
5 more days of watching charts, buying dips, chasing opportunities, and questioning every financial decision we鈥檝e ever made. 馃槀
The weekend is over. The madness begins again.
馃搱 Bulls are hoping for a rally.
馃搲 Bears are waiting for the next selloff.
馃挵 And the rest of us are just hoping our portfolios survive another week.
New week. New opportunities. New chances to make money.
But before things get crazy, I have two questions:
馃殌 What stock are you MOST BULLISH on this week?
馃拃 What stock are you MOST BEARISH on?
Drop your tickers below. Let鈥檚 see who鈥檚 calling the next big move! 馃憞
$SPY $QQQ $NVDA $TSLA
$META plans to raise about $35 billion in stock, per Meta's release: $22.5 billion in common shares through forward sales and about $12.5 billion in mandatory convertible preferred.
An up to $60 billion sale of new nonvoting Class C shares could follow from early 2027. That's up to about $95 billion combined.
$NVDA , $AMD and $AVGO have shown nonbinding interest in up to $5 billion of it.
Meta calls the stock a complement to cash flow and debt as it funds AI data centers and chips.
The AI build now has to earn more than the dilution costs shareholders.

