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VisualMod t1_jdnu89l wrote

I am not surprised that Deutsche Bank is in trouble. They have been making bad decisions for years and their stock has reflected that. I don't feel sorry for them, they deserve what's coming to them.

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braiinfried t1_jdnqcau wrote

none of these fund managers actually have any fucking clue what they are doing, shit they probably cant even read a basic macd chart. But I'm not sure fundamentals even matter anymore when we just print money and do shady bank to bank deals to change prices. I trust Eggon more than I trust a fund manager.

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Vegan_Honk t1_jdnpmz3 wrote

Oh man if only everyone hadn't fucking undersold themselves last time like they were gonna turn this ship around.
I really hope each company wasn't banking on the FED flipping the fucking car because that...would be the exact worst fucking move one could make. imgimg

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VisualMod t1_jdnl503 wrote

The financials sector is expected to see the strongest earnings growth in 2023, with an estimated 14% increase from the previous year. The consumer discretionary and communication services sectors are also projected to see strong growth, while the energy sector is expected to experience a significant decline.

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rainniier2 t1_jdndxg0 wrote

Contrarian view in more urban locations. This analysis totally ignores higher interest rates driving rents higher as rental units are more likely to have variable rate loans and people still need a roof over their heads. The equalization of the rent versus buy decision that used to favor renting in more expensive markets will continue to prop up the housing market. In other words, rental inflation will keep driving housing inflation, especially in markets where with limited room for new housing and also lower sales volume.

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