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Albermarle said:Also apparently if you ask it about Tiannamen square, it refuses to answer.1
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1) Do you really believe everything...or maybe anything...coming out of China?
2) Short term fluctuation in markets are to be expected.
3) Who's looking at balances anyway? With a sensible asset allocation you should be ok over the long term which is what matters.
4) There's a lot of hype in AI so just calm down.
Bottom line is it's all a storm in a China tea cut.And so we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.0 -
Bostonerimus1 said:1) Do you really believe everything...or maybe anything...coming out of China?
2) Short term fluctuation in markets are to be expected.
3) Who's looking at balances anyway? With a sensible asset allocation you should be ok over the long term which is what matters.
4) There's a lot of hype in AI so just calm down.
Bottom line is it's all a storm in a China tea cut.
Not a sustainable business model, but they won't need it to be now they have aquired Nvidia's 500 Billion missing marked cap!• The rich buy assets.
• The poor only have expenses.
• The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.
Robert T. Kiyosaki4 -
vacheron said:Bostonerimus1 said:1) Do you really believe everything...or maybe anything...coming out of China?
2) Short term fluctuation in markets are to be expected.
3) Who's looking at balances anyway? With a sensible asset allocation you should be ok over the long term which is what matters.
4) There's a lot of hype in AI so just calm down.
Bottom line is it's all a storm in a China tea cut.
Not a sustainable business model, but they won't need it to be now they have aquired Nvidia's 500 Billion missing marked cap!1 -
vacheron said:Bostonerimus1 said:1) Do you really believe everything...or maybe anything...coming out of China?
2) Short term fluctuation in markets are to be expected.
3) Who's looking at balances anyway? With a sensible asset allocation you should be ok over the long term which is what matters.
4) There's a lot of hype in AI so just calm down.
Bottom line is it's all a storm in a China tea cut.
Not a sustainable business model, but they won't need it to be now they have aquired Nvidia's 500 Billion missing marked cap!0 -
IvanOpinion said:Many tech stocks are very over priced at the minute so it will take very little to knock some of them off their perch.• The rich buy assets.
• The poor only have expenses.
• The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.
Robert T. Kiyosaki1 -
vacheron said:IvanOpinion said:Many tech stocks are very over priced at the minute so it will take very little to knock some of them off their perch.
"Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius1 -
The heady dot com days of BT when it's shares traded at over £20. Or Amazon when it reached $1113 only to fall back to $5.51 The totally insane market valuation placed on Last Minute.Com. As many investors bought the hype and couldn't grasp the fundanmental financial reality of the business world.1
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Hoenir said:The heady dot com days of BT when it's shares traded at over £20. Or Amazon when it reached $1113 only to fall back to $5.51 The totally insane market valuation placed on Last Minute.Com. As many investors bought the hype and couldn't grasp the fundanmental financial reality of the business world.• The rich buy assets.
• The poor only have expenses.
• The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.
Robert T. Kiyosaki2
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