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34 minutes ago, Swatkat said:

Thanks bro e week red ithey aaripotha. Green ithey sell chesestha. Temp portfolio

Inflation thaggadam good news. Hopefully it will be green this week. 
pedha companies edaina bomb pelisthey mathram chukkaley.

ee year inka uncertainty ey. All the companies going into hiring freeze mode and some companies started laying off. It will take decades for few companies to recover 

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8 hours ago, Vaampire said:

Inflation thaggadam good news. Hopefully it will be green this week. 
pedha companies edaina bomb pelisthey mathram chukkaley.

ee year inka uncertainty ey. All the companies going into hiring freeze mode and some companies started laying off. It will take decades for few companies to recover 

Vooo decades ah intha impact untadhani telidhu bro. Thanks

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U.S. equity futures were lower Monday, putting Wall Street on track to take a breather after another positive week, as traders braced for big retail earnings.

Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 149 points, or 0.44%. S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures dipped 0.5% each.

Monday's moves come after disappointing economic data out of China overnight. The country's central bank also cut rates unexpectedly, raising concern over China's economic recovery.

Last week the S&P 500 advanced 3.25% to notch its fourth positive week in a row and its longest winning streak since 2021. The Nasdaq Composite ended the week 3.08% higher, also for its fourth straight week. The Dow added 2.9%. 

The gains came after economic data showed inflation pressures could be easing a bit. The consumer price index was flat from June to July, the producer price index showed a surprise decline and import prices fell more than expected.

That helped relax investors that have been eager to call the mid-June lows the bottom of the cycle. Just as many have been quick to call out that the data from one month doesn't necessarily make it a reliable trend.

"While bulls may be chalking this week up as another win for an equity rally that has remarkably lasted almost two months since June's lows, bears continue to pound the table on risks to year-end earnings and margins that could spoil the party for those celebrating too early," Morgan Stanley said Sunday.

Investors are looking ahead to a week of earnings from big retailers including Home Depot, Walmart and Target, and listening for clues on how their businesses have been affected by inflation and other macro challenges in the most recent quarter.

Retail sales data is also scheduled to be released this week.

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2 hours ago, Swatkat said:

Vooo decades ah intha impact untadhani telidhu bro. Thanks

Konni companies decade endi life lo malli all time high price choodav. Growtg growth stocks ani baaga leparu last year. Shopify, paypal etc etc companies will recover but tough for ath

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1 minute ago, Vaampire said:

Konni companies decade endi life lo malli all time high price choodav. Growtg growth stocks ani baaga leparu last year. Shopify, paypal etc etc companies will recover but tough for ath

When to enter bro?

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21 hours ago, Vaampire said:

Konni companies decade endi life lo malli all time high price choodav. Growtg growth stocks ani baaga leparu last year. Shopify, paypal etc etc companies will recover but tough for ath

PayPal lo gattiga irukkunna bro… inka vadilesa…

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