For once, my home state of Louisiana leads the way.

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For once, my home state of Louisiana leads the way.


When gold rises again vs. these markets the counter-cyclical economic view will generally be back on. Gold has far more utility (insurance, risk-off liquidity, relative value retention) during economically troubled times than cyclical assets like stocks and commodities.
A sweet consolidation as the market angst of the spring has gone bye-bye. This is a lovely consolidation that was much needed as gold got over-pumped to the upside (and stocks to the downside) in April.

I was watching, just like everyone else on the planet, at the moment NVDA earnings came out, and the stock immediately moved down. As I’m typing this, it’s nothing dramatic – – it’s only off about four bucks. B.F.D., right? Well, listen, in this market, it’s red, and I’ll gladly take any shade of red.
Of course, the permabulls – – like the four hoary dinks pictured below on the left side of the screen – – were shocked that the stock wasn’t up $20 instantly, and two seconds after the stock started plunging, they starting chattering about “It’s not that bad, bro” and “It can still go up, bro.”
Bro THIS, fellas.

As the good people of Earth gather around their monitors for the NVDA report after the close, I thought I’d wander through Slope and share with you various NVDA-specific information and provide links to the respective pages.
Here are the historical earnings reactions for all quarters they’ve been public.
