Super Micro Computer WKN: A40MRM ISIN: US86800U3023 Kürzel: SMCI Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Bin ja auch dabei 🤫

Alle die Investiert sind! Glückwunsch!!!

Wer weiß der weiß

Jabbaa🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀💣💣

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Gönn dir 😃

Habe jetzt so viel Geld, ich geh endlich mal zum Frisör 😎 bis später

PN

Wie viel Anteile hast du jetzt?

Habe heute nochmals nachgekauft. Jetzt müssen andere weitermachen

Und jetzt nimmt man wieder die Gewinne mit Bei 25 Euro steigt man wieder Ein

@ Auzi2.....bin nicht derAktienhai 😅 --- keine Flucht aus Risikoanlagen - Aber klare Absicherung und Umschichtung Rotation - von Tech → Industrie/Rohstoffe von Small/Mid Caps → Large Caps von Aktien → Anleihen & Cash --- Stimmung---- „Risk-off light“ – defensiver, aber nicht panisch.........z.Z sind die Amis gut drauf

Mei Englisch ist scheise ist des für uns gut oder schlecht Aktienhai?😅😅

wünsche allen einen Erfolgreichen Handel.........gleich :-)

Feb 6 (Reuters) - U.S. equity funds witnessed an easing of demand in the week through February 4 on caution over a selloff in software stocks, although strong earnings from Eli Lilly and Super Micro Computer offered some support. Investors bought U.S. equity funds of $5.58 billion during the week, approximately a 48% drop compared with the prior week's $10.82 billion net inflows, LSEG Lipper data showed. Software shares came under pressure after AI developer Anthropic launched a legal plug-in for its generative AI chatbot last Friday, raising concerns over potential disruption to the sector. U.S. large-cap funds saw $1.1 billion worth of inflows, while mid-cap and small-cap funds faced outflows of $1.59 billion and $1.67 billion, respectively. Among sectoral funds, investors poured $2.11 billion into industrials and $1.44 billion into metals and mining but withdrew a sharp $2.34 billion from the technology sector. U.S. bond funds attracted a fifth successive weekly inflow, to the tune of $11.11 billion in the most recent week. Short-to-intermediate investment-grade funds saw $6.34 billion worth of net investments, the largest for a week since at least 2022. Municipal debt funds and inflation-protected funds also drew a significant $2.38 billion and $1.34 billion, respectively. U.S. money market funds, meanwhile, experienced $83.09 billion worth of net purchases, the largest since a $105.08 billion net inflow in the week to December 3.