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Tansy_Gold

(17,867 posts)
Thu Nov 30, 2023, 07:12 PM Nov 2023

STOCK MARKET WATCH: Friday, 1 December 2023

STOCK MARKET WATCH: Friday, 1 December 2023



Previous SMW:
SMW for 30 November 2023




AT THE CLOSING BELL ON 30 November 2023


Dow Jones 35,950.89 +520.47 (1.47%)
S&P 500 4,567.80 +17.22 (0.38%)
Nasdaq 14,226.22 -32.27 (0.23%)





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Quote for the Day:

Here in Vietnam the war goes on. Morale is very high in spite of the fact that most men think the war is being run incorrectly. One of the staggering facts is that most men here believe we will not win the war. And yet they stick their necks out every day and carry on with their assigned tasks as if they were fighting for the continental security of the United States. Hard to believe but true.

(From a letter to his brother David from Capt. Rodney R. Chastant, dated 10 September '67.)

Bernard Edelman, editor. Dear America: Letters Home from Vietnam. Pocket Books / The New York Vietnam Veterans Memorial Commission. © 1985.





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STOCK MARKET WATCH: Friday, 1 December 2023 (Original Post) Tansy_Gold Nov 2023 OP
Dec 1 and the experts are beginning to make noise for 2024 bucolic_frolic Nov 2023 #1
Vietnam war DemReadingDU Dec 2023 #2
I wanted something in (dis)honor of the passing of the great war criminal Tansy_Gold Dec 2023 #3
When I think of Kissinger I think of Chile and Salvador Allende and Pinochet progree Dec 2023 #4

bucolic_frolic

(43,252 posts)
1. Dec 1 and the experts are beginning to make noise for 2024
Thu Nov 30, 2023, 07:53 PM
Nov 2023

I clicked on the first 4 articles on this chart of PLTR, and beware the articles aggregate so the articles change every time the stock is mentioned in the financial press, and came up with what is supposed to be a high growth basket of companies with large exposure to AI. I did the reading so you don't have to. But your due diligence is your responsibility.

https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=PLTR&ty=c&ta=1&p=d

PLTR
MSFT
PATH
TWLO

non-AI:
UBER
ADBE

These are those under $60-100 a share excepting ADBE, with PEs not in the high 3 digits. For example, they also recommend AMD Advanced Micro Devices, the chipmaker, but the PE is like 964 or thereabouts.

Tansy_Gold

(17,867 posts)
3. I wanted something in (dis)honor of the passing of the great war criminal
Fri Dec 1, 2023, 05:25 PM
Dec 2023

It took me almost two hours to find the damn book, tucked behind a row of others on a rarely-visited book case. But I knew it was around here somewhere.

My thought on choosing it for the source of the quote was: Many of those who went, including members of my own (extended) family, did so out of a sense of duty and sincere belief that what they were doing was for a good cause, only to end up betrayed and/or disillusioned . . . or dead. None of it had to be that way, but it was made that way by people like Kissinger. Vietnam and the whole of southeast Asia wasn't the only place/time they did it, either. Perhaps my next choice should be from Keynes' 1919 "The Economic Consequences of the Peace."

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