One stock's already down, but fifty-one are still standing—at least that's what Goldman Sachs' top tech trader is reading from the charts right now. With earnings season firing on all cylinders, the big picture storylines are holding steady as favorable, suggesting there's still room for optimism before the numbers start rolling in. The tech sector's narrative isn't falling apart just yet; if anything, the backdrop remains constructive for those watching where the money flows next.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 01-12 20:52
Huh? Goldman Sachs is hyping again. What's the use of holding 51 tokens? You'll kneel sooner or later.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 01-12 20:48
51vs1, ah. Goldman Sachs and these guys are just spinning stories again. Whether you believe it or not depends on how the earnings report blows up later.
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NFTregretter
· 01-12 20:37
One drop doesn't count, there are still 51 left, Goldman and these guys are just spinning stories again.
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RunWhenCut
· 01-12 20:30
I think these guys at Goldman Sachs just like to hype. They hype up five when the price drops by one. We'll see when the earnings season really kicks off.
One stock's already down, but fifty-one are still standing—at least that's what Goldman Sachs' top tech trader is reading from the charts right now. With earnings season firing on all cylinders, the big picture storylines are holding steady as favorable, suggesting there's still room for optimism before the numbers start rolling in. The tech sector's narrative isn't falling apart just yet; if anything, the backdrop remains constructive for those watching where the money flows next.