VS

Ltiform

Of course it Vs when I don't play the V because we've only had FAKE VS FOR WEEKS HJFGUEOHFG4QWFGJ3QWOE

MrJohnDoe_R

Tools like OptionDepth and VS3D don't use naive GEX but actual postions provided by CBOE.

Broken_leo

Argentina VS Switzerland:both teams to score in second half

I-IV-I64-V-I

BRICS VS CUM cant make that shit upp

Ehh_WhatNow

Did you watch the USA VS Australia match? Australia is terrible.

-sakuranbo

My company (and others) have migrated to Codex and GPT-5.5. Know about a dozen people who went back to VS Code from Cursor. Somehow, that means puts on MSFT...

Vizionz4K

"I know there's differences in the buisness model and margin and McD's has been growing while Wendy's has been stagnant for past couples years and, and, and.. but forget all that for a second." Why?... You want us to explain to you why the difference without using the why? I don't get your question entirely?.. Please explain to me why an apple is a fruit without giving me any characteristics and, and, and... Pretty hard right? Seriously tho, it's not just about YOUR experience, feeling ect about Wendy's VS McD's in YOUR area/place of living. McDonald's operate in more than 3.5x more country than Wendy's, that's alot. Another big point, McD's is actually a real estate company, whoch Wendy's isn't.

LarryBlink

APLD VS IREN APLD: Contracted 1.4GW, 100MW operatational IREN: Contracted 200MW, 0MW operational, RIP in pepperonis IREN bag holders

LarryBlink

APLD VS IREN APLD: Contracted 1.4GW, 100MW operatational IREN: Contracted 200MW, 0MW operational, RIP in pepperonis IREN bag holders

MarbleMuffin

P/E vs Historical P/E PRICE VS FCF PEG DCF Whether forward indicators are still looking good after a massive drop. Analyze whether the moat still holds while outlook is depressed. Buy into fear and sell into greed https://edition.cnn.com/markets/fear-and-greed Easier said than done, but that's what I do Index funds are nice if you want passive returns but you are capping risk and reward Individual stocks obviously increase risk and will also in crease reward Just a matter of your risk tolerance, and also how much you are willing to research and spend on investing too

United-Hearing-8286

Taco Sunday Asian markets VS US en lol 🤌

powerboner

I was at the Panama VS England game and goddammit we got colonized again :(

No_Shoulder2693


YoungXanto

Github copilot (owned by Microsoft) is a fantastic addition to my VS Code (owned by Microsoft) set up. I hate whatever the fuck the regular copilot is, but love my coding assistant.

EAechoes

A lot of good articles about how Koreans trade heavily leveraged and are prone to mass sell offs. VS Americans that don’t even check the market even though they have 100s of thousands invested. I still find it funny that the US markets pause trading on single stocks like Wendy’s to protect MM from retail regards. Corruption to protect Elites vs National interests protection from a massive population of regards. Final note Korea fucking sucks ass compared to country’s like Japan. Entire country is wealth tiered over priced, and way too many ”Christians” that think they are justified asswhipes.

gnanwahs

$META market cap vs ($1.38T) VS Micron's ($1.29T) Micron overtake soon? 😂😂

Tairc

One important thing is that copilot isn’t a model, it’s an interface to them. You still need a model back end. I’ve seen too many companies trying to save a few dollars set the default, or worse, the only available tool, to some cheap old model like GPT4. Then users say what you just said. When I set it to Opus 4.6 medium effort, it basically writes entire C/++ and Python for me. I still review it, and tell it where it’s dumb - and then it fixes it accordingly. So it may not be copilot you don’t like (especially if you’re using it in VS Code rather than the stand alone chat app) - but the cheap model someone forced into it.

MrFyxet99

There isn’t “tons” of dedicated AI data centers VS the amount of capex being spent to construct them.They have plenty of unused memory chips they can sell for a loss from their warehouses when most of the build out fails.

vermilli21

https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/Hl9epOZ1VS Sometimes it works

OhNoNotAFinrand


WArnoldst

market down we up 

cake97

60B for VS Code clone during a SaaSpocalypse. Ahahahahshahahaha. Gonna enjoy the show 🍿

conoremc

Other than data centers they fumbled the bag on pretty much every other AI opportunity they had. Gates' Microsoft would never have let Cursor eat their VS Code lunch and sell for 60 billion. Remember the brief moment in 2024 when people said Bing would make a come back as a premier search engine? Or they shut down bing chat for completely unclear reasons for crap Copilot? Huge misses all around.

OrdinaryMix4013

ENGLAND VS CROATIA will probably the first interesting game so far.

YurpeeTheHerpee

Anyone who is running copilot in VS in microsofts shitty little AI window instead of using claude in views>developer terminal with an MCP server connecting it to the compiler is wasting so much time and money.

greenpride32

>Cursor is one of several Silicon Valley startups that have drawn waves of developers by using AI to automate coding, **making it ​a key riva**l to market leaders Anthropic and OpenAI.  Cursor is just a fork of VS Code that interfaces with Claude/ChatGPT. They are anything but a rival to the frontier model LLM companies.

Scriptum_

They literally blew most of the capital from their IPO on a VS Code fork...

iHateThisPlaceSoBad

SpaceX worth more than fucking Amazon now. $18B revenue 2025 VS $700B revenue. What a fucking joke

Ok-Amphibian3164


drbigtoe

a literal fork of VS code with a built in MCP server

HustlinInTheHall

But it's impossible to take VS Code and vibe code a fork of it, no way you could just *do that*. He's buying the cursor name.

jared__

a fork of VS code... holy balls

habfranco

I took a subscription last year, still I don’t really see the value, except the tokens included in the subscription price. All the rest is just a rebranded VS Code.

chrisonetime

Just use VS code with the Claude code integration. It’s flawless.

dynamitehacker

There are ide extensions for Claude code, and they're better than cursor because you can keep using the idea that you like instead of being forced into VS code.

squarecir

60 Billion for a fork of VS Code 😂😂😂😂😂???? This is almost as absurd as NFTs.

TheRhythmTheRebel

Alternative VS fork IDEs?

EmotionalMastodon410

DEEP ASSET RESEARCH — KURA SUSHI USA, INC. (KRUS) Document: 10-K | Sector: Retail-Eating Places | Filed: 2025-11-06 SUMMARY KRUS: Growth-stage sushi chain with expanding asset base but still loss-making; liquidity modest vs. liabilities. KEY METRICS Revenue: $153.5M Net Income: -$4.8M Assets: $461.0M Cash: $26.6M RETAIL – EATING PLACES: UNIT-GROWTH VS. MARGIN PRESSURE → Category is highly sensitive to labor, food inflation, and occupancy costs; small margin swings can flip profitability. → Growth concepts can scale quickly, but new-unit ramp and pre-opening costs often depress near-term earnings. → Balance-sheet intensity is higher than asset-light models due to leasehold improvements and equipment needs. → Consumer demand can be resilient, but traffic is cyclical and promotions/discounting can erode unit economics. BUSINESS MODEL Company-operated restaurant model generating revenue primarily from in-restaurant dining; capital deployed into new locations and related build-outs/equipment, with profitability dependent on unit volumes, food/labor costs, and store-level leverage. MANAGEMENT SIGNALS Filing context indicates continued investment and scaling (large asset base relative to revenue) while operating results remain negative; suggests management prioritizes expansion and brand build over near-term profitability, increasing execution and funding discipline importance. BULL CASE Revenue base of \~$153.5M indicates meaningful scale; if same-store sales and new-unit productivity hold, operating leverage could improve materially.,Assets of \~$461.0M imply substantial invested capacity; if utilization and store-level margins rise, returns on invested capital can inflect.,If cost pressures normalize (labor/food) and pricing power holds, losses could narrow quickly given restaurant fixed-cost leverage. BEAR CASE Net loss (\~-$4.8M) suggests the model is not yet consistently profitable; margin compression or weak traffic could extend losses.,Liabilities (\~$232.2M) vs. cash (\~$26.6M) implies limited liquidity buffer if cash burn accelerates or capex remains high.,High asset intensity raises risk of underperforming units and impairment/closure costs if site selection or demand assumptions miss. WHAT THE MARKET MAY BE MISSING Lease obligations and future minimum lease payments (not provided here) can be a major off-balance-sheet-like claim and constrain flexibility.,Unit economics (AUV, store-level margin) and new-store payback periods are critical but not included in the provided metrics.,Working-capital dynamics and capex cadence can drive cash burn even when accounting losses appear modest. KEY KPI TO MONITOR Net margin (Net Income / Revenue): approximately -3.1% based on provided figures (-$4.8M / $153.5M). RESEARCH FLAGS Loss-making: Net income approximately -$4.8M on \~$153.5M revenue (negative net margin). Liquidity modest: cash \~$26.6M vs. liabilities \~$232.2M; funding/cash burn discipline matters. Scale present: revenue >$150M suggests concept has achieved meaningful footprint and brand traction. Capital intensity: assets \~$461.0M relative to revenue implies heavy investment; returns depend on unit productivity. VERDICT Neutral-to-cautious: KRUS shows credible scale and potential operating leverage, but current losses and a modest cash cushion relative to liabilities make execution on unit economics and cost control the key swing factors. \--- Generated by [https://deep-asset-research.netlify.app](https://deep-asset-research.netlify.app) . Not investment advice.

turbotum

Yea, the biggest thing is not performance but rather a cohesive and sane software ecosystem. Apple has got it easy because they totally control the development ecosystem with Xcode, so they can just make that work internally and provide devs a checkbox to support (new platform), but Windows tooling is all over the place. Are you using Visual Studio or VS Code? Are you using gcc, or clang, or cl.exe? Which one? How did you set it up? Are you an enterprise? What checkboxes did you set visual studio up with? There is no "right way" to develop a Windows app that Microsoft can simply target for modernization and spitting out a universal binary. Biggest hurdle IMO

perceptive_AI

>SPACEX SET TO TOP $2 TRILLION IN MARKET VALUE IN NASDAQ DEBUT; SHARES INDICATE TO OPEN AT $175 VS $135 IPO PRICE First 2 trillionaire soon

likamuka

$SPCX - SPACEX SET TO TOP $2 TRILLION IN MARKET VALUE IN NASDAQ DEBUT; SHARES INDICATE TO OPEN AT $175 VS $135 IPO PRICE Deserves to crash and burn this hot scam

Hot_World4305

That happens before - TESLA VS TOYOTA!

Liquidtears

Iran VS Israel sponsored by SpaceX IPO.

Appropriate-Tie-6524

Coding agents are one of the most amazing things I have ever seen in my life. If you haven't used one, do it right now. But... The competition is cut throat. There are like 30+ different companies with models and you could use an open source model with a $5000 rig at home and run it through VS or Cursor (I think). It's like search, but the customers pay the bill. Price competition is going to be fierce. I don't remember if you have a question.

IamyourfantasyX

South Africa VS Mexico today, Mexicans prepared to get rekt.

optionsCone

Some glimmer of hope \> US CORE CPI (MOM) (MAY) ACTUAL: 0.2% VS 0.4% PREVIOUS; EST 0.3%

Malve1

My man, in April/May the S&P produced 10X the average two month return VS historical averages and the NASDAQ produced 15X. I turned a $450,000 account into $1,450,000 with zero options, just day trading stocks. I’ve been having to tell myself every day how fortuitous this period has been to keep my ego in check and slow my roll! Caution!!

West_Track_9927

War still going on after 3 months ✅ Inflation at 2022 levels ✅ Spacex IPO a company trading at trillions while literally lighting money faster than you can throw it into a furnace ✅ 0 Cuts for the next 2 years and probably rate hikes ✅ Bag 7 lying on earnings with one time tax benefits and depreciating GPUs over 6 years instead of 2 ✅ AI not as profitable as predicted ✅ VS AI

Advanced_Divide_4641

Welcome to Monday morning Vince McMahon economy!!! Today’s main event is a tag team match of Burry & Bb VS Mango & The Supreme!

Independent-Tree-985

isnt the owner of VS like a longtime player in politics. A very greasy fuck with his fingers up a lot of different buttholes?

Appropriate-Tie-6524

I just got into vibe coding and was shocked at how shallow the moat is. VS offers the same thing from a dozen other providers, and VS is the biggest name in the biz. I'm useless and found it too complicated and have started using Cursor because Claude seems like it is 4x the price. What's fascinating is how different they are. I think Claude is a pretty mid Ai. If they were both public stocks. I would out my money Iin Cursor.

BaileyOtt

Yep, we have access to multiple models and we are encouraged to select ‘auto’ in VS-Code and let the tool chose the model(10% discount) I routinely use Claude/codex. Maybe my work isn’t as complicated as others, but I don’t see much of a difference.

Tall-Illustrator543

Didn't even know VS made workout clothes cause I haven't been to a mall since Nam

confused_teabagger

There has to be a better brand for dimes than VS!

Prior-Measurement619

VS lowered their quality and is offering 10 for 40 panties.If lulu ever does the same then they'd be a good buy

imustbegthequestion

The food is good. The Tar Heels are #cheffingWednesdsy and Rémy. Not Henny VS. Or E&J.

Outside-Cow9097

RESULTS VS ESTIMATES • Revenue: $22.2B vs est. $22.1B (+0.3% in-line) • Adjusted EPS: $2.44 vs est. $2.40 (+1.7% beat) YEAR-OVER-YEAR PERFORMANCE • Revenue: $22.2B (+47.9% YoY) • Adjusted EPS: $2.44 (+54.4% YoY) • GAAP Net Income: $9.3B (+87.5% YoY) • GAAP Gross Margin: 69.5% (vs 68.0% prior year) • Non-GAAP Operating Margin: 67.3% (vs 65.3% prior year) • GAAP Net Margin: 42.0% (vs 33.1% prior year) • Free Cash Flow: $10.3B (+60.1% YoY) SEGMENT BREAKDOWN • Semiconductor Solutions: $15.0B (+78.5% YoY) • Infrastructure Software: $7.2B (+8.8% YoY) GUIDANCE Next Quarter: • Revenue: \~$29.4B (vs prior Q3 FY25: \~$16.0B implied, +84% YoY) • Non-GAAP Operating Income: \~67% of revenue • Adjusted EBITDA: \~68% of revenue

dvdmovie1

The show goes on: *ALPHABET SEES 2027 CAPEX INCREASING 'SIGNIFICANTLY' VS. 2026

dvdmovie1

The problem IMO is that people have taken the narrative wrong. Software stocks were expensive and pretty much often have been for years because people loved the SaaS model. Now that there is some question over what the future of that model looks like, these stocks got re-rated and a lot of them went from very expensive to expensive or in some cases reasonable but until there is clarity they are not likely going back to prior levels. Meanwhile, mega cap tech is throwing billions and billions of dollars at capex - THAT has been the trade for 2-3 years now and this would suggest it's certainly not over: *ALPHABET SEES 2027 CAPEX INCREASING 'SIGNIFICANTLY' VS. 2026 Short software/long AI got overextended and you've seen people pile back into software but after a while earnings have to be good so what names can someone make the absolute best case for? I said months ago, too many people buying stuff like NOW when it's clearly not done enough over the last 5 years to create much discussion about it on here. Nobody was talking about buying CRM/NOW when they were down 50% in 2022, but now because there's a narrative people pile in. If you bought recently, you've done well but for NOW being up 31% in a month it's still down 18% for the year - and funny enough the 5 year return is also about 31%. So yes, buy *some* software companies but don't pile into them like some people did months ago when this started - select a couple that you have an actual thesis for where they can do well going forward because there will absolutely be more AI announcements in the months and years ahead.

Skittler_On_The_Roof

This is true, and has been for years now.  Yet people keep buying.  Not to mention that looking strictly at economic output it's "better" to have people paying money to banks as interest VS having them stockpile it in savings.   "Normal" delinquencies are around 9%.  We're now around 13% which is no surprise with interest rates being significantly higher.  But that's the bottom of consumers who weren't spending a lot to start.  As noted this is a K-shaped economy.  A 4% drop in the lower spending of consumers, or even doubling that to 8% or more, is offset by the other 80+% spending more. Just look at Victoria's Secret earnings today.  In the end, the actual spending matters more than theoretical factors in spending.  If spending was based on what consumers SHOULD be doing we'd be several years into a recession already.

Lower_Skin_3683

my girl stopped shopping at VS years ago the bras suck and the underwear is cheaply made the body sprays are water

Mysterious-Clothes45

lol right? Fat girls only hated VS because they hated themselves. You don't see me talking shit about Lane Bryant because IDGAF about them

AnaisNot

Don’t forget Lex Wexner, Epstein’s biggest funder owns VS.

TreGet234

Hmmm is VS targeting a similar young wave the way gym/supplements/looksmaxxing is targeting young men? Both genders wanting to feel special in an indifferent hostile world.

Nom-De-Gruyere

Yes, seen as cheap and trashy. My wife said buying VS lingerie for a girlfriend would be like giving her flowers from a 24 hour garage... It's more like fast fashion though, for girls who regularly want a different outfit rather than quality. Eg. A proxy investment in OF.

Nom-De-Gruyere

Nice analogy. My wife said that buying a girl VS lingerie as a gift would be the equivalent giving her flowers from a 24 hour garage.

femme_mystique

My VS underwear lasts three washes before falling apart nowadays. I have some from like a decade ago that’s still going strong. They are just cheap labor and quality like everyone else now. 

KingDonkey0623

VS turning out to be the big winner from Ozempic

Zoomryder

VS is the next AI play.

YakRepresentative833

So puts on VS at open

xaracoopa

And the Stock that shall not he named, nearly tripled estimated EPS, and rose 4%… - we all know the “earnings beat” and positive fundamentals news are almost always a smokescreen for market mechanics… - VS with that 20% short interest, makes for an opportune time to cover… and I bet it’ll climb a bit higher to dump bags onto retail… - always a matter of timing, but ATM/~-10% Puts will pay off big on this within next 30-60 days.

little_duck

I'm not surprised. Bra prices crept up at other retailers in the same category, and competitor Aerie discontinued or switched to cheaper fabrics for a lot of their popular bras and underwear. You can see the poor reviews online for yourself. VS you can always find everything from super sexy to cotton options, and the stores are well-organized. It's not as size inclusive in store but if you already need more support you're not looking at VS anyway. The other thing is that high margin items at VS like body sprays and perfumes are luring customers from Bath and Body Works, who keeps phasing out popular products among Millennial moms and whose CEO is reportedly trying to phase out coupons. Sales and rewards are also not as frequent or good as they used to be and those shoppers are already price sensitive. VS always has a sale on, and is in the mall just like Bath and Body Works, so it's easy to just go and get what you like there instead, and while you're there maybe get a new bra too.

AllCapNoBrake

Does sexy lexi still own VS or does JE?

Gimpy_Weasel


TreGet234

Surely VS' earnings were good.

bdh2067

Be honest: how many of us had VS picked to moon this week?

Monkeybombadier36

Go ahead and by her some VS to accelerate the recovery

iloveaccounting64

ChatGPT rates ur dd shit: As a WSB post, it’s entertaining. As an investment thesis, it’s pretty weak. I’d break it down into what is **signal** vs **hype**. **The Good Parts (Actual Bull Case)** **1. Figma genuinely has a moat** This is probably the strongest argument in the entire post. Figma won because it wasn’t just a design tool. It became the workflow and collaboration layer between: Designers Engineers PMs Stakeholders Once an enterprise standardizes around Figma, switching costs become real. This is similar to: Atlassian with Jira Microsoft with Office ServiceNow with workflows The moat isn’t “drawing rectangles.” The moat is that everyone works there. **2. AI probably helps Figma more than hurts it** This part is actually interesting. Most bears assume: AI builds apps → nobody needs designers → Figma dies. But reality may be: AI builds apps → more software gets created → more design decisions → more collaboration → more need for Figma. You saw this happen with coding. People thought AI would kill coding. Instead: More code is being written More software projects exist Developers use more tools than ever Figma could benefit similarly. **3. Management is ambitious** Dylan Field deserves credit. The company beat Adobe’s attempt to dominate the market. That’s not easy. The failed acquisition by Adobe itself validates how valuable Figma became. The post is right that Dylan thinks bigger than “design software.” He wants Figma to become the software creation layer. Whether he succeeds is another question. **The Weak Parts** **1. “Dylan is a genius therefore stock goes up”** This is where the DD starts turning into a cult. A huge portion of the post is basically: Dylan good. Dylan smart. Dylan dropped out. Dylan visionary. Buy stock. That’s not analysis. The market already knows Dylan is talented. You don’t get alpha from knowing the CEO is smart. You get alpha from knowing something the market is missing. **2. No valuation discussion** This is the biggest problem. The author never discusses: Revenue multiple FCF multiple Enterprise value Margins Future dilution SBC Nothing. You could have the greatest company on Earth and still be a terrible investment if you pay too much. This is the exact mistake people made with: Snowflake Datadog Cloudflare Great businesses. Terrible entries at certain prices. **3. The “epicenter of software creation” claim is unproven** This is the core leap of faith. The author assumes: Figma → Design Tool then Figma → Design + Code then Figma → Entire Software Operating System then Figma → Massive valuation expansion That’s a lot of assumptions. Today, the coding layer is still controlled by: Microsoft (VS Code/GitHub) Anthropic OpenAI Google Figma hasn’t proven it can dominate that layer. **4. 50-100% by end of summer is basically pulled from thin air** This is classic WSB. No model. No numbers. No valuation framework. Just vibes. A stock can absolutely double. But the DD never explains why the market cap should be 50% or 100% higher. **What I Think The Real Bull Thesis Is** If I were writing the institutional version of this DD, it’d be: Figma owns the collaboration layer of software design. AI increases software creation volume. Design becomes more important, not less. Figma expands from design into adjacent workflows. Revenue growth stays elevated for years. Margins expand significantly. Market awards premium software multiple. That’s a legitimate thesis. The problem is the post spends 80% of its words talking about Dylan Field’s giant brain and 20% talking about the business.

foxyloxyreddit

Yes. Margins in low single digits VS heavily subsidized product with no promise of ever turning profit due to infrastructure and RnD costs growing faster than revenue in orders of magnitude. Different as day and night.

Unique_Story_4773

According to Yahoo, the ticker is SPAX - though the official ticker hasn’t been announced. Meaning, too many letters dont even match to be confused in my opinion lol I’m sure ppl can look at the ticker and say between SPAX VS SPCE I’m sure the most can guess the ticker with X is the space X stock lol

mr_notandor

SPCE VS SPCEX dear degen. If you’re that lazy/ignorant to notice the difference, then you’re already proving the thesis

Spy300

>SPAIN CPI (M/M): 0.1% (EST 0.2%; PREV 0.4%) >GERMAN CPI (MOM) (MAY) ACTUAL: -0.2% VS 0.6% PREVIOUS; EST 0.1% >FRANCE CPI EU HARMONISED (M/M): 0.1% (EST 0.2%; PREV 1.2%)) They said there would be hikes but its actually cuts

MrJohnDoe_R

With VS3D, I have on average about 13 point prediction error at 9:30 a.m. but you have to predict direction thou

toydan

*DELL TECHNOLOGIES INC OUTLOOK Q2 ADJ EPS $4.80 VS LSEG IBES ESTIMATE $2.98 *DELL TECHNOLOGIES INC OUTLOOK FY ADJ EPS $17.90 VS IBES ESTIMATE $13.09 massive beats holy shit

llamaflocka

Call VS put volume on CRSR is insane 10 to 1 LMAO

2020isgreat

US PERSONAL INCOME (MOM) (APR) ACTUAL: 0.0% VS 0.6% PREVIOUS; EST 0.4% lmao

Spy300

>U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER SENTIMENT (MAY) ACTUAL: 44.8 VS 48.2 PREVIOUS; EST 48.2 Theyre going to release the recession data today and build the case for rate cuts.

Intelligent-Day-4059

Most GEX content got warped around 0DTE flows lately. For 3 to 10 DTE I’d probably start with Unusual Whales before spending VS3D money

Awkward-Seaweed-5129

Comical. Actual price VS paper price is way off. Asia Europe depleting reserves rapidly. Take minimum 3,6 months to get traffic back to previous normal

MrJohnDoe_R

You CAN purchase information like short/long size and participant for SPX from CBOE. That's why VS3D and OptionDepth offer only GEX for SPX.

MrJohnDoe_R

You can try OptionDepth - it's about $50 cheaper than VS3D.

ChickenMazhou

That’s why VS3D supposedly costs $300/mo. instead of $50-$100. I think they claim the actual data is part of the reason their service is best and also quite expensive.

Spy300

>U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER SENTIMENT (MAY) ACTUAL: 44.8 VS 48.2 PREVIOUS; EST 48.2 . ✅️ Lowest on record. Its **rate cuts** - not hikes. > - **Wells Fargo** reaffirmed on May 13 its forecast that the Federal Reserve will implement two quarter-point rate cuts in 2026, despite April’s Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index both coming in hotter than expected. > - **BlackRock**: Fed May Have Sufficient Grounds to Support Rate Cuts 3 hours ago

Skittler_On_The_Roof

For-profit media means it's your job to generate content that gets clicks. Waiting for actual validated info from this war means you've published almost no articles after it started.  VS the competition that's publishing stories daily stressing the story from Iran vs the one from the US is different.  And getting clicks.

Spy300

Emergency rate cuts. Fed does not respond to supply side shocks. >U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER SENTIMENT (MAY) ACTUAL: 44.8 VS 48.2 PREVIOUS; EST 48.2

Spy300

>**Wells Fargo reaffirmed on May 13** its forecast that the Federal Reserve will implement **two quarter-point rate cuts in 2026**, despite April’s Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index both coming in hotter than expected. >https://www.thestreet.com/fed/wells-fargo-sees-writing-on-the-wall-about-the-next-fed-rate-cut They are going to cut rates on a recession. >U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER SENTIMENT (MAY) ACTUAL: 44.8 VS 48.2 PREVIOUS; EST 48.2 .

Spy300

>U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER SENTIMENT (MAY) ACTUAL: 44.8 VS 48.2 PREVIOUS; EST 48.2 . Recession is bullish for two 25bps cuts this year - Wells Fargo https://www.thestreet.com/fed/wells-fargo-sees-writing-on-the-wall-about-the-next-fed-rate-cut

Stormcloud217

Virgin Ben Bernanke VS Chad Jerome Powell.

powerboner

Semi’s VS. Mag7 kinda day

MrFyxet99

Cisco VS Nvidia. There is no comparison really. Ciscos forward P/E of 200 was entirely speculative.