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re-thc

Chinese tech are predominately in China because it is 1 of the largest markets. US tech is just the same. You're just hand picking companies and calling it however you like. That's not how it works. I can follow and don't even need to name specific companies. Who owns most of the solar, battery, display panel, 5G and electric car global industry? China. When you talk about "China" it's just a few names you know. That doesn't even close to represent China. There are likely lots of companies you've never even hard of making it big already. If you got into the Pop Mart growth you'd have been rich. Labubu everywhere. That's not tech but then depends how you count PDD and Meituan really. US and EU do try hard to sanction China but outside of that in places like Africa etc China has been dominating.

Europeanroadbycar

Morning morning wake up US, we are bored as heck like always with the EU market

Pretty_Ad_7885

To be honest i am starting to feel bad for US people and west countries in general. I am from Balkan and we were considered to be poor by EU standards let alone US standards. But when i look what the average citizen has in US and lets say Germany, boooooy are you guys poor and fucked lol. Average home ownership in my country is 80%., salaries are rising every your by 20+% per year (to be honest it is going to EU average and it will stop but still) And all i can see that the goverment in the west countries will print as much as possible to keep assets prices high and inflation will boom again. Eventually my country will also get fucked but in the mean time i enjoy what is given

Ok-Individual-8880

I like this stock. EU is buying FemBloc, FDA approval it should move in Benelux/Spain. There is some insider trading that looks positive - granted, not as high as I would like to see, beat earnings, next report is 3.26.26 and if they hit the target this will pop. Laidlaw gave it a target of $5.78 - tading at a buck. Could be a winner.

PolloConTeriyaki

It's tariff related. They're based out of the EU and the current administration doesn't look too kindly on anything that's not 100% American.

FeverTreeCloud

It’s better to be jobless in EU

Crazy_Donkies

Probably. Few negative impacts to the stock market if they're being replaced by AI. Company productivity is increasing. Calls. /s To be clear, I'm not proud of this, but it's a fact. The EU has been suffering from this and their market is up too.

Heidruns_Herdsman

Pute will not be signing anything. People believing 🥭 latest 'peace plan' is anything other than moronic bullshit to distract from the usual accusations are idiots. Z has to play along so that he doesn't get accused of being uncooperative and ungrateful. So they are saying they are keen to negotiate even though they know it will go nowhere, because russia will not accept anything except surrender. The value of European defence companies like Rheinmetal plummeted, but this is also totally idiotic. Even if there is a ceasefire that means russia can rebuild and will be a greater threat to Europe in the future. A deal that russia wants will be terrible for both Ukraine and EU. Trust in the US to defend Europe is already gone. The EU agreed today on closer alignment of military industry with Ukraine. So buy European defence companies while they are at a discount.

barelyreadsenglish

Tesla said that the Dutch regulator RDW had "committed to granting" FSD approval "in February 2026." In a response, RDW said that the agency had set goals with Tesla for February — but that it's not yet clear if Tesla will meet them. RDW's rebuffing of Tesla's enthusiasm is just another hurdle in Tesla's winding road to EU approval for its FSD self-driving tech.

AntiOriginalUsername

EU Tesla Vehicle sales down 50% yoy in October and the stock is up 7% this week because Elon mentioned AI chips. 💀 shit is pure comedy.

YouDoNotBanMe

Ukraine's surrender is EU and USA failure.

kaapooj

EU and regulation a marriage made in heaven. and what happened to parenting? acting after a decade of evidence

Clear_Anything1232

EU close to banning social media for U16s Not good for meta

GneissFrog

So the breaking news is that a US official claims that Ukraine has agreed to the terms of the peace deal... but does Ukraine (and the EU) know they've agreed to a peace deal?

muradinner

Just globally diversify, and you won't have to worry about the periods where Europe or other continents outperform the US. We've seen Japan as the superstar, UK, EU, Canada, but still mostly, the US as the superstars for interesting over certain periods. What has lead over the long long term, even ahead of US, has been globally diversified investing.

Ok_Cry7572

How to avoid US & EU mass surveillance? Buy a Huawei phone with Harmony OS. China will get your data. They don't share with the US & EU

weightedslanket

Ha, we know what Bulgaria is mate. Check the EU personal finance sub and you might get some more specific recommendations. Good job thinking about this so young.

actias_selene

preparing to be bailed out by the "US" public if AI goes bust. Do you think the public of EU, India, China, Japan etc. will pay for it?

Mnm0602

EU top 7 is basically a who’s who of participating in the US growth opportunities.

bizilux

100% correct. As a European, looking at what is happening in the USA... It's shockingly alarming and they are speedrunning nazi germany timeline. It's pointless to look at past USA history. It's literally not the same county anymore. And if you guys get a competent president next, it will still take decades to revert all the bullshit laws from Trump. I doubt the USA will ever change for the better unless you have a civil war or more likely another great depression, where for the next 60 years republicans didn't control all branches. Now they do again and you are heading for another one. Until then, elections will be rigged from now on. The hell would sooner freeze over rather than republicans give up control again. Not to mention, he is shit for economy. My 3d printing toys business in EU is at least 66% down directly because of that pedo. Anyways, rant over. Fuck this timeline. Also war in ukraine/eu. For the past 3 and a half years already, Fcking hell. We are so lucky that Ukrainians are not corrupt drunkards like ruzzians.

Ok-Buy-9777

Betting on Europe is not betting against US, I like to eat both cakes cause US got alot of great companies and so does EU

tachyonvelocity

Cheniere was the leader at the right time, extreme spike in natural gas and LNG prices after a supply shock from Ukraine War. EU LNG prices (TTF) have crashed as EU invested away from natural gas. LNG companies like Cheniere, benefit from the SPREAD between US Henry Hub and global natural gas prices.

Tim_Apple_938

Na that would have been bullish too. If they stopped Apple payment that’s $20B more in revenue instantly (Remember that defaults got banned in EU five years ago and nothing happened , everyone just selected G then moved on with their day) It was the uncertainty that was holding it down

Baelthor_Septus

Efficiency of solar energy depends on world location, season, and requires a lot of real estate. Wind turbines are pure garbage. They take tons of land to deliver low energy, they decay and parts often must be replaced. In EU, due to a lot of regulations you just can't have them in most places (nobody wants to have giant wind turbines casting shadow on their yard). Also, none of these solutions are "mobile" enough to be quickly deployed let's say for military purposes. Nuclear is not where it should be yet, but I believe it's only a matter of time before it becomes the main source of energy in a lot of industries.

Alternative-Guava392

You're wrong if you think European state-owned medical infrastructure isn't going to spend on NVO products for their needs. Europe saves European markets. It happens in the automobile sector. It happens in defense. It happens in public transit. It happens in communications. It'll happen soon. I've already seen NVO products in pharmacies in the EU. What hospitals buy is so much more than what pharmacies sell to consumers.

mindziusas

I dont even think EU is rational. It just sucks in innovation and new products. It is overregulated and big companies control the narrative by saying "its best for consumer". I live in this stupid continent and I see it slowly dying. Bag and vine production is all there is lol

mindziusas

Nah its good that all the moneyz are concentrated in one market. If EU was competent it would be less liquid for US which would suck for gamblers in WSB

LurkerFailsLurking

Looking back at pre-Trump performance isn't useful if the thesis you're evaluating is that Trump has radically altered the landscape. Nobody is suggesting that the EU was outperforming the US prior to this year. What's being suggested is that Trump's policies have been so extreme and so disastrous that it requires us to reevaluate everything *from this point forward*.

__redruM

On the 5 year time scale US, sans Mag7, still doubles EU. The YTD is different, but just allocate 20% to international and be done.

kaapooj

I am coming to the same conclusion, no upside in heavily investing in US data centers and furthering US dependence and moving capital for EU firms to the US, also can't see them influencing ongoing litigations, but could see, as u said, promises to soften planned regulations affecting US big tech and working on standardizing and expanding mutual recognition of existing regulation.

Jerikolol

True, but he was a goodboi today. He started with "its such a wonderful opportunity to talk with an amazing trading partner like the EU, theyre a 22 trillion USD economy, home to 450 million people and we would ... bla bla bla" So a bit more ass kissy than last time :P Idk if this deal is good for EU, but its not impossible. Pay a few billion for US datacentres, get a rebate on steel tariffs. The issue with dropping litigation is a bit harder? Arent the cases at the court already? the EU commission (executive) cant tell the judiciary "hey stop the cases, we made a trade deal", so idk if this is stickjing point or not. Maybe US would be happy with merely changing future legislation to be less cumbersome for US megacaps.

Jerikolol

Lutnik on trade deals with EU (im paraphrasing bloomberg): \- EU should drop antitrust/litigation on US megacaps \- EU can then invest in US datacentres (lmao??) \-US would then drop steel tariffs/other stuff Interesting stuff, idk how acceptable it is to EU. Simply 'dropping' their laws, on a whim isnt something a rule of law democracy should do but ok. Then the 'tax' required from EU would be spend on US datacentres. Thats so scary, really means US has no money left for this crap yikes. And EU gets what, less tariffs on steel, i guess a win for some national audiences.

JohnsHopkinsSimp

EU should ban sell buttons

clingbat

>Devaluation of the dollar has been occurring for decades son, money printing to pay for free stuff So now we're conflating the international value of the dollar with basic domestic inflation? Guess what, most other major economies have been doing the same thing (including printing tons of currency and depressing interest rates / propping up their banks) and are dealing with similar if not worse levels of inflation over the same period.. Since 1997...cumulative inflation rates: - US: 102% - EU: 80% - Russia: 2,219% - Brazil: 102% - India: 394% - China: 41% - UK: 93.7% - Japan: 13% - Canada: 80% - Australia: 108% The only major outliers on the inflationary side are Russia and India. Sure the EU, UK and Canada have been slightly lower than us overall, they also haven't experienced nearly as much growth in raw economic output compared to us in that period which matters (have your seen the comparatively fucking awful salaries in the UK and most of EU compared to US?). China artificially pegs the yuan at a devalued rate so their numbers are naturally bullshit and Japan has been in stagflation with minimal economic growth for decades now, so not an envious position.

-Sliced-

I did the math. Five years timeframe like the original article: | Region | With top 7 | Without top 7 | |----------------------------------|------------|----------------| | Europe – STOXX Europe 600 | +45% | +35% | | US – US large caps (Syntax 500) | +109% | +82% | So US still significantly outperforms Europe, but US's Mag7 are more meaningful than EU's top 7. **Methodology** - for the Europe's Mag7 equivalent I chose: 1. Schneider Electric – +196% 2. Hermès – +159% 3. ASML – +135% 4. SAP – +120% 5. AstraZeneca – +84% 6. Novo Nordisk – +56% 7. LVMH – +30%

KaspaRocketMan

Only thing EU companies are working on is GDPR, ESG and compliance policies.

Due_Contact_8271

The EU is slowly burning and crumbling to the ground

DisjointedHuntsville

If the EU found a way to capitalize on the immense potential of places like the Fraunhofer institute that soon yo some of the most amazing new tech, that would make them competitive with the US. Unfortunately, the leadership of the EU is . . Well, the less said the better.

Econmajorhere

Data is in the post itself. Almost all of US growth right now is coming from Mag7. All of these companies are tech. Look up the work schedule, the expectations in Silicon Valley (then and now) and tell me if any of these companies could’ve started or existed in EU. If we assume tech to remain dominant moving forward, that the world becomes more competitive, that harnessing AI will allow some kid in the slums to build a business off his phone - then how do you expect someone taking off August to compete with this? Are they working 996 for the other eleven months? Are they the most competitive in their fields globally? No, and no.

Econmajorhere

I can empathize with that. I began adulthood by grinding in factories. It was tough. Junior-level pay basically afforded me 65 cent banana bread for lunch. At the time, I’d see Europe on TV and feel envious. But EU (along with the world) has changed drastically since. Their wages stayed stagnant, cost of living increased. We saw this US too but not to such an extreme. I can imagine anyone in US feeling stuck would want to swap places with their European counterpart. If it’s truly something you want to do, even a median salary earner starting at 0 could achieve this in 15 years with disciplined saving and investing. Going there as a worker puts you in a more comfortable work environment at the cost of everything else. It’s simply “grass greener on the other side.”

Econmajorhere

Do they? Because when I lived there they’d definitely brag about their holidays and jobs where they can’t be fired no matter what they do. Eventually after their 2 glasses of wine though, they’ll complain non-stop of rents increasing, low salaries, too many blacks/brows at their cafes. Their reliance on government systems is significantly higher than US which we champion as the “ideal” to pursue. But you can go there to see its failure. The population growth is slowly bringing those systems to a breaking point. There is tremendous concern that their retirement benefits will not be there or not at a level they would expect when the time comes. US has these problems too but definitely has options to handle them. At the moment we don’t. But our revenue allows for changes. EU’s does not. Spain for example has 1/4 people that are unemployed or working directly/indirectly with tourism sector. Another 1/4 is working with the government. Do you see an issue with that, longterm?

KillerkaterKito

MAG7 doest stand for "best performing stocks" but for the "biggest" (1/3 of the whole index!) otherwise Iwould miss PLTR and VST. So, how does stoxx600 perform without the biggest 7 players?  It performs better! US MAG7 pulls the s&p500 while europes top7 brakes the stoxx600 | Segment / Index | Performance (YTD 2025) | Gewicht im Index (ca.) | |:---|:---:|:---:| | **Mag 7 (US)** | **+46,1 %** | ~32 % | | S&P 500 | +13,4 % | 100 % | | S&P 500 ex Mag 7 | -2,0 % | ~68 % | | | | | | **STOXX 600 ex GRANOLAS** | **+19,8 %** | ~75 % | | **STOXX 600 ex Top 7** | **+18,4 %** | ~83 % | | STOXX 600 | +16,4 % | 100 % | | STOXX 600 Top 7 | +6,5 % | ~17 % | | GRANOLAS (EU) | +6,2 % | ~25 % |

RavenLabratories

I mean, ordinary people in the EU seem to have the best lives compared to the rest of us, so who's really winning?

Aureliusmind

EU market performance in the last year has been driven by capital expenditure into defense and aerospace - due to Trump reducing America's financial support of Europe and NATO. This expenditure is not a trend that will continue into the long term.

Syab_of_Caltrops

The EU is "beating" the US, if you don't include the US' best companies! So, what happens if you get rid of the EU' best companies 🤣

Econmajorhere

EU is has also been going pretty right wing. Most countries have seen anti-immigration protests, among other talking points. Trump’s grift relies on US economy. His asset prices are tied to it. And even if he causes a major crash to get discounts on more real estate or to reduce his interest rates - he still needs a rebound to retain his wealth. But even assuming he causes a massive death spiral, he’ll still be out in 3 years and in such a scenario a hard left-wing candidate will have huge leverage. Adults will run US government again and things will start to go back to normal.

SumthingBrewing

Yeah, but you know what EU doesn’t have? Trump.

Econmajorhere

No where in my comment did I say US succeeds. Still, should the greatest economy in the world choose - it can begin passing laws in favor of individuals rather than corporations, it can fix its problems with high costs of healthcare/education, it can stop allocating a large chunk of its budget towards military and other nation’s militaries. What can EU do to foster innovation and bring competitive salaries? What options won’t piss off populations that expect everything to be handed to them? That expect 3mo of vacations/year (August, holidays, sick pay etc.)? Best brains in Europe aspire to work in US. They already counted themselves out.

LurkerFailsLurking

EU minus their 7 best performers are beating the US minus theirs, yes.

Econmajorhere

Ah yes, LVHM. The cornerstone of economic growth. I’m sure as US markets retract, luxury spending will only increase globally. EU has had absolutely zero competitive edge since maybe 1700s. Their laws and culture aren’t designed for the world ahead. You cannot simultaneously clap China’s turnaround over the last few decades, and masturbate to EU’s “work to live, not live to work” and expect both of those to somehow have equal footing in any competition.

Disastrous_Rent_6500

Yup, 20% of my portfolio is in the EU right now and this is gonna continue

induality

Is EU still beating US if you also removed the EU’s 7 best performing stocks?

antaran

Objective data shows FSD needs an intervention on average every few hundred miles. A self-driving car which you have to continusly monitor so it doesnt fuck up is useless. There is a reason Tesla wont get FSD approved in the EU anytime soon. There is a reason FSD "Robotoaxi" wont remove their "safety monitors" anytime soon.

re-thc

Have we lost history? Nvidia did NOT enter a market dominated by Intel and AMD. Not at all. Nvidia was up against ATI and some others when they started. Intel focused more on laptops, servers and desktops non-gaming. Nvidia and ATI were competing pretty hard until AMD acquired ATI and then AMD suffered huge defeats to Intel on the CPU front. This literally gave Nvidia a free pass for a long time. Snowflake and AWS and Google? Google barely cared about its cloud until quite recently when Google cloud changed executives. AWS were like Intel and was too comfortable so no Snowflake didn't "steal" the pie either. As to Nebius - their real moat is an EU company acting as a hosting front for Nvidia to EU and US sanctioned companies. Will this last? Probably not. Nebius tank all the risk for little gain.

LazerBurken

Also, every promising start up is being bought by American giants before they even get the chance to set up shop in the EU. That's the main problem imo. There is a lot of talent in Europe, but the money is just not there.

reddit_is_geh

The idea that the data centers are driving up costs is a misnomer and a strawmen used to distract people from the real cause. Data centers are specifically looking for utilities that have tons and tons of potential extra capacity. They too want cheap electricity. Which is why they search out remote places, that were once larger towns that slowly lost people, leaving behind a power plant that can ramp up and produce a ton more for cheap. The issue is electricity prices are going up EVERYWHERE. People in those towns just like to blame AI, because that makes intuitive sense and most people aren't aware of complicated reasons... Like how Trump signed a deal with the EU to buy 750b worth of our natural gas at a higher price than what our companies can sell it for here. This is forcing natural gas plants to pay more, because now they are competing with the EU market. Before that deal restrictions kept the natural gas here at a cheaper rate.

USball

And yet, they have the most draconian law to regulate AI. Its as if the entire EU is allergic to building wealth. They've missed on the Internet, and now they're doubling down on luddism.

tonyhart7

Only China can compete and even then its distant position shameless EU isnt even on the starting line and the gap would be more wide

kalakesri

puts on EU. their best option is to apply to become a province of Canada

SwiftSG1

EU president: Ukraine can count on us Ukraine is fuk.

Scriptum_

Brokers have very strict rules. They have to hold your assets in segregated accounts that are separate from their companies' assets. Touching client assets would be decades in prison. There are also regular audits. If something did happen, there's insurance: - SIPC (U.S.): up to $500k per account (including $250k cash) - ICS (EU countries): typically €20k - FSCS (UK): up to £85k cash protection But for semantics, I guess you're right. I'm still not going to go around talking about my "entitlements" though...

Twilight-Twigit

Those margin calls and shorts can be a killer but there are things like put or stop-loss order. For me I stay with mutual fund indexes. Less risk. Swapped over from US stocks the foreign several months back and had 28% return. The few bucks left in US made about 8 %. I figured since the EU was borrowing 1 trillion dollars to rebuild it's defense industry, business would really heat up. Seems like I was right. Even Buffet went to cash. I have abt 1/3 there following his example. At retirement age so can't spin the slots like I use to. Covid was a windfall. Went to cash when it started and bought back in when it dropped 20 %. Could have held out for 25 but might have missed the upswing. The market takes intuition to play

_jotaha_

how much lower can KLRN really go? 10b market cap seems "low" and they are profitable in EU

Level_Counter3062

Companies have learned no one cares when their customer data is compromised and there are no repercussions like in the EU for not safe guarding data

Robodr0ne

The peace plan clearly helps my EU defence stock shorts. I mean, there won't be peace as Xi, Trump and Putin are a deadly combo, but for the time being the shorts are printing. Thanksgiving deadline will determine next move.

Admirable-Sea-8100

Could it? Unless California or the EU decides to force OS developers to open up their digital assistant API's and allow competition, I don't see how OpenAI can beat the companies that develop the operating systems AI needs to integrate with in the long run, even if they make models that are better. I'd even bet on Apple over them. OpenAI's best bet is probably to get bought out by Microsoft at some point and merged into the Copilot team.

MaxDragonMan

I was reading their 'peace plan' at work and it unironically might be the worst peace plan I've ever seen. Ukraine, which has fought Russia to a standstill, turning their "three day special military operation" into, so far, 44 months of war, is being asked to roll over. The "deal" is that: are that Ukraine downsizes their military, gives up their land, adds to their Constitution that they will not join NATO (and must accept NATO pass bylaws that say they can never add Ukraine), they cannot defend fire missiles on St Petersburg or Moscow if they're ever invaded again, they cannot join the EU, the USA is to operate Ukraine's gas infrastructure, the USA gets 50% of profits from rebuilding Ukraine with Russian money, Ukraine agrees never to have nukes, and more bullshit... Meanwhile Russia is accepted back into the G8, loses their sanctions, gains Ukrainian territory, a non-nuclear non-NATO neighbour in perpetuity which officially adopts their language and religion, a full amnesty for wartime actions, and all of the above is 'legally binding' monitored and guaranteed by a Board of Peace of which the Chairman is President Donald Trump. Yeah, talk about a 'deal' for Ukraine.

the_sound_of_a_cork

In relative terms the U.S. is doing better than China and the EU more than any other time in the last decade. Don't at me with you stupid slop.

Clear_Anything1232

Googl has perfected the act of playing weak to fend off anti trust cases Both here and in the EU They are the possum of the corporate world Market has mistaken their strategic act for real weakness That chrome judgement opened everyone's eyes

NotOverNotAdopted

That's the old plan (still a good write up). When they were awarded their latest patent with the EU, they also received Orphan Drug Status for that continent as well. Once they acquired that for the last market/continent they needed it, or its equivalent from, they took advantage of the FDA's guideline for NDA approval release and are now expecting it by EOY via expedited ODS approval pathway.

Common_Sense

US fiscal policy was much more expansionary than EU, monetary was similar Germany cucked themselves by blowing up nuclear powerplants I truly hate to give France credit but they continue to dominate in this regard

Pretty_Ad_7885

lol what are you taking about. i live in EU we printed a shit ton of money. energy only went up in germany because they are gay

kaapooj

did u read the proposed peace deal? EU could also just demilitarise in that case https://www.axios.com/2025/11/20/trump-ukraine-peace-plan-28-points-russia

OrangeTheFruit4200

Looks like a general liquidity crunch. We've been running like rates are 0-100bp. Liquidity was going to drain at some point. Also really hard to keep pushing these large caps up when their mcaps are bigger than the entire US's GDP. At 185$ NVDA needed 2.6B of inflows/hour to keep the price at neutral assuming perfect balance between buyers and sellers. EU inflow will likely stop too. The general population here is cooked. Austerity + high inflation in Eastern Europe. Low growth + rising taxes + increased govt spending in Central and Western Europe. Our economy is highly reliant on US, Chinese and domestic consumption. Consumers in all 3 regions are cooked. High yield credit spreads are still on the lower end, but rising for now. [https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BAMLH0A0HYM2](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BAMLH0A0HYM2) The irony: This might actually force Powell to cut and pass the flaming turd over to the next chair if unemployment spikes and inflation gets offset by the liquidity crunch. Key note: You do need the liquidity crunch to actually happen. Short version: The math isn't mathing up. Fck narratives, buffet indicators and forward p/e. The math just doesn't make sense.

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TightBandicoot7068

Nothing like that 8am crator when the EU etfs open

tryingtohitchall

Its just the effect of what you did after EU markets closed yesterday. We are already recovering

ElmoLovesGrover

Its seems odd, but that is not true. To file for a UK "scheme of arrangement", as its called, a firm needs to either headquartered in the UK or have a subsidiary or similar business domicled in the UK. Once those criteria are met they can apply for the scheme of arrangement and if accepted the resulting plan will be accepted in all EU counties, North America, Japan, South Korea, etc. The scheme of arrangement would substitute for US Chapter 11 bankruptcy. NFE does this instead of Chapter 11.

bearhunter429

#As soon as EU5 dropped, markets started crashing LMAO🤌🍁

TherealCarbunc

I've followed a lot of different communities. I found a pretty well written post about them, did my own deep dive and I like everything I see for a future growth biotech with a current rocky financial road that should see steady improvement from here due to EU approval

TechTuna1200

It’s not only the US that gonna do money printing. China, Japan, the EU too. There are plenty of ammunition should a crash/recession come. If a recession gonna come, it’s gonna be short lived.

OrangeTheFruit4200

Not much better in the EU, but at least you got companies making money. We got high taxes.

vienna_woof

From US perspective SPY is up 12.30% YoY and from EU perspective it's up 3,85% YoY. What the fuck are you talking about? You can barely even call this a dip. Come back when it's down 10%, 20%, 30% and stays that way for more than a few months.

Jerikolol

lmao wait till u see EU. Were gonna dismantle ASML and sell it for scrap metal

ComfortableMuted6153

Because USA traders are not the main market. They are used way more in Asia, EU, and South America. I see a lot of posters on here from Germany specifically that are using it a lot.

Pretty_Ad_7885

well US trucks dont make any sense. I had RAM 1500 when i was working in US and it is huge for EU standards buit when i went to buy groceries with my friends we had nowhere to put the stuff because the dumb thing doesnt have a trunk. and if you want to put it in the back it will slide around all the time. And parts for german cars are cheap in EU especially for VW group. 2.0 tdi engine can be fully rebuild at any mechanic shop. And to be honest i dont like SUVs, they are for old people who cant bend their knees and have problems getting into a car so they need a lifted one

Pretty_Ad_7885

everything with "Cross" in its name is trash. SUV in EU are already too small inside and now you take a city size car and lift it up buy 20 cm and call it cross.

hotresearch68

Bull …. High user engagement in crypto and futures! Korea is in with EU, India , Mexico etc down the pipe ! No brainer and earnings today ! Still best value play in the industry and currently oversold

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Pretty_Ad_7885

we are just crashing your market while we pump ours. check year to date and EU market vs US. We do be killing you lol

kaapooj

lol do u live in Europe? Most Europeans are poor, wages are often a fraction of US salaries (starting salaries after college of <$20k in UK or Spain), quality of life doesn't mean much if you are broke or unemployed (20%+ youth unemployment in several EU countries)

Whoopziedaisy

not sure why we call them europoors when the standard of living is by and large much higher in most EU countries vs. US, not to mention quality of life on a relative basis at a lower cost. also get like 6 weeks of paid vacation Many Europeans are actually richer than Americans taking into account these things. The GDP per capita here is highly skewed because of the bigger wealth inequality Just because finance firms are bigger and richer doesn’t mean you are. By and large you are just as poor if not poorer if you’re replacing this

Adventurous-Date9971

The edge here is dissecting quality of earnings and traffic/customer concentration for GAMB, then sizing the bet like it’s fragile. Actionable checks I’d run: 1) Footnotes on revenue: split of CPA vs rev-share, receivables aging, and credit risk by customer; if two sportsbooks are >30% of revenue, that’s a red flag. 2) Traffic durability: pull Similarweb and Semrush trends, separate brand vs non-brand organic, and model a Google core update hit (say -20% organic) against EBITDA. 3) Cash conversion: OCF vs net income after SBC, earnout payments, capitalized content/intangibles, and amortization; see if “beats” rely on adjustments. 4) Regulatory sensitivity: state promo caps and UK/EU changes; note seasonality (NFL). 5) Dilution/insiders: shelf filings, RSU overhang, insider sales. Set tripwires (e.g., non-brand organic down 15% QoQ or any client >35% rev) to cut size. For idle cash while waiting, I use Fidelity T-bill ladders and Marcus for HYSA; I’ve also used Gainbridge for a fixed-term annuity when I wanted a multi-year guaranteed rate. Bottom line: judge earnings quality and traffic fragility first, then keep position small with clear exit triggers.

Objective_Back_2581

One U.S. company is worth more than all EU companies combined God Bless America 🦅🇺🇸

bruhhzilla

BREAKING: EU receives influx of undocumented ber refugees

NotMe357

Do not forget that the sale is exclusive China and Arab countries. The biggest play in A.I right now is China and The USA. If EU and Arab countries join the game then $500B is nothing for NVDA. If the market go up high enough tomorrow then people who bought Puts and/or short the stock market in the last 2-3 weeks will sell/cover their short. It can only push the market back up higher. Its all up to the guidance now.

PandoraBot

They're getting scrutinized by the EU along with Microsoft regarding AWS and azure

KrispySince92

Im sorry, does Brussels decide what all of the EU does? Do you realize how much money google brings in for businesses in the EU? Even from the article "Ultimately, what happens in Brussels may depend on what happens in the U.S. case." Damn critical reading is failing.

ShittyUsernane1222

🥭🐻🏳️‍🌈 The probability that Jensen joined the 🐻🏳️‍🌈 is low however due to chip sale slump due to microsoft no longer buying gpus (due to not having enough power to power them), competitors like extropic and cerebras slowly taking over nvda's market share and the supply chain uncertainty due to US-EU-China chip war and slowly losing the retail consumer market due to divesting from producing gaming gpus will leave its mark on the earnings.

Maligetzus

we are already a part of EU, independence is purely performative. anyway, I do appreciate the European imperialism in my lands. it makes them better.