Stock_Titan
Posted - 1 week ago
$BAM Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Sets First Quarter 2024 Results Conference Call
https://www.stocktitan.net/news/BAM/brookfield-asset-management-ltd-sets-first-quarter-2024-results-d0h5a74qu7to.html
Stock_Titan
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$BAM Brookfield Announces a Strategic Partnership with Soundcore Capital Partners and Heartland Paving Partners
https://www.stocktitan.net/news/BAM/brookfield-announces-a-strategic-partnership-with-soundcore-capital-jjta5plujlv9.html
StockInvest_us
Posted - 03/29/24
Signal alert: $BAM - Double Top https://stockinvest.us/l/rFVy1NyLqF
StockInvest_us
Posted - 03/28/24
Signal alert: $BAM - Double Top https://stockinvest.us/l/WVHWGuMpUW
duarteslb
Posted - 03/22/24
$BEPC $BAM $BN my undervalued babies.
Castro59
Posted - 1 month ago
$BAM https://www.espn.com/golf/story/_/id/39701033/matteo-manassero-claims-first-european-tour-win-11-years
a great story. when the underlying exists and has value over time. like clean energy. because in the end good will win over evil and clean will win over dirt.
the youngest winner in the history of the European Tour is back. W MANASSERO
danfw194
Posted - 1 month ago
$BN $BAM Stealthy, sustained creep upwards...liking what I'm seeing.
Castro59
Posted - 02/29/24
$BAM 2024, end of the first quarter: the middle class consumer
kenobi_obi
Posted - 02/29/24
$BN $BAM new month tomorrow. Adding on both as per usual
WaysideSanfordLLC
Posted - 02/28/24
$BN $BAM it’s coming, be patient
StockGeez
Posted - 02/28/24
$BEPC This stock is such consistent garbage... I thought i was buying low one year ago. Is this the worst Brookfield stock? $BAM $BIP $BN
Castro59
Posted - 02/26/24
$BAM https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/21/nyregion/nyc-poverty.html
WHAT A BAD SHOW
The Chinese Communist Party has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty but is now failing economically. how the Soviet Communist Party failed in 1989. At the end of history, both parties were wrong to impose politics on the economy. if you put public power before the private dimension, the animal spirits of your country will never come out. everything is beautiful and everything is right. but it's disgusting to see how little taxes the super rich pay. it's disgusting to see how they run like rats from one place to another to pay less taxes. they should be happy to pay taxes. we love capitalism, but fiscally it must be played more correctly. Childcare programs must be strengthened and financed with taxes. new taxes. There is no need for the philanthropic show that only celebrates their vanities, there is only a need for more taxes aimed at childhood
Castro59
Posted - 02/23/24
$BAM HUMAN IDIOCY&AI We must be honest with ourselves and confess. We don't love the truth of reality. We love the show. And this is starting to be a problem. Because if you distract yourself (and we are entertained and distracted 24 hours a day, 365 days a year) from reality, you can be sure that reality doesn't distract you. You are in his sights. 10+ years of western free money + japan has messed everything up. There are problems everywhere and making profits will be difficult for everyone. China is in quicksand. We have been living with the highest interest rates for more than 20 years, stellar private debt that is paying monstrous interest. This AI bubble is a real idiocy in these macro conditions. Today general language models entertain, tomorrow those on narrow domains will help business, research, and so on. We have not seen AI cure cancer or make a new material superior to graphene that costs zero. But blind people with AI can take a selfie. A farce
AnchorsAweigh
Posted - 02/22/24
$BAM breaking out
Castro59
Posted - 02/21/24
$BAM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I9py104q6c
they will bring the nasdaq to 20,000, the nikkei to 40,000 and NVDIA to $1000. and then knock knock, who's knocking? reality. the night
AnchorsAweigh
Posted - 1 month ago
$BAM holding well
Castro59
Posted - 2 months ago
$BAM SMOKE and ROAST/PART I - RENEWABLES/
The front of the green is very wide, and so is its smoke. We analyze only one part of the front, energy production. let‘s clear the smoke: Greta Thunberg and his international band, the rich liberals who play at being correct about everything (while they are the worst), that part of the mainstream that hypocritically claims to have environmental awareness and the various utopias ESG circulating. Is there a roast? Yes. And where is it? The roast is in a fucking numerical equation that calculates the (LCOE) LEVELIZED COST of ENERGY. A parameter developed by Lazard not very sexy for the mainstream. It’s a number, it’s not Republican and it’s not Democratic. It’s math. And it tells us that onshore wind energy costs less than ALL other forms of energy. OF ALL. They are numbers, not opinions. So we can conclude that HERE beyond the smoke there is good beef. In short, a tech with which you can do excellent business NOW, TOMORROW and AFTER TOMORROW
Castro59
Posted - 2 months ago
$BAM SMOKE and ROAST /INTRODUCTION/ We are convinced that Mark Twain would summarize the state of the financial markets today if he were alive. Many of us like beef on the grill. as it cooks, the smoke it generates ignites our neurotransmitters. it is a smell that magically becomes flavour. but until we have the meat in our mouths it simply remains smoke, with a good smell. Even if someone today seems to think differently, there will always be a huge difference between smoke and roast. Let's now bring this concept to the financial markets and give two examples:
1 - renewable energy
2 - Artificial intelligence
Let's go beyond the smoke and try with the common sense of the man in the street (the one who moves the world by swiping his credit card) to understand first whether there is roast meat or not, whether the meat is good and how many there is indeed some on the grill. Then follows SMOKE and ROAST PART I (renewables) and PART II (AI)
Castro59
Posted - 2 months ago
$BAM We hear from all sides that we are going long on Japan.Just as we had to go long on China at the end of 2022, just as for Yellen inflation was temporary, and things like that. All predictions kicked in the ass by reality. Reality doesn't follow the financial mainstream and when it knocks on the door it hurts you. The situation in Japan is not good. They do not have significant internal consumption (an old population consumes little), they depend too much on exports favored by a very weak yen and the squinty relationship with China will sooner or later bring trouble. In China-Japan relations, the economy goes on one side and politics on another. The powerful narrative tells us that NIKKEI at 40,000 is still cheap. Low P/Es, a new willingness to pay dividends and make buybucks. The narratives are all the same but the reality is always different. With the global recession upon us, Japan risks horrible stagflation. knock knock, who's knocking? Reality
Castro59
Posted - 2 months ago
$BAM We hear from all sides that we are going long on Japan. Just as we had to go long on China at the end of 2022, just as for Yellen inflation was temporary, and things like that. All predictions kicked in the ass by reality.Reality doesn't follow the financial mainstream and when it knocks on the door it hurts you. The situation in Japan is not good. They do not have significant internal consumption (an old population consumes little), they depend too much on exports favored by a very weak yen and the squinty relationship with China will sooner or later bring trouble. In China-Japan relations, the economy goes on one side and politics on another. The powerful narrative tells us that NIKKEI at 40,000 is still cheap. Low P/Es, a new willingness to pay dividends and make buybucks. The narratives are all the same but the reality is always different. With the global recession upon us, Japan risks horrible stagflation. knock knock, who's knocking? Reality
Castro59
Posted - 2 months ago
$BAM 8000 usd, cost of a ticket to the Super Bowl, Powell talks about Taylor Swift, and stuff like that. Result: the services component of inflation ties the FED's hands. Extremely high rates. Now regarding how people decide to spend their money there is nothing to say. Everyone spends it as they want. The point is another: at this level of interest rates, private debt (credit cards first and foremost) will not be sustainable. And we will not be able to count on an immediate increase in productivity as we had from 1980 onwards with the first computerization and then with the web from 2000 onwards. AI today is just a luxurious toy, those who do business must understand exactly how much introducing a technology makes them earn. And today those in the field don't understand it . We don't see viruses developed by AI capable of curing cancer but we do see apps that make blind people take selfies correctly or give an image to our words. Games
AnchorsAweigh
Posted - 2 months ago
$BAM starter
AnchorsAweigh
Posted - 2 months ago
$BAM imminent breakout
Doozio
Posted - 2 months ago
a 🧠👀 is now 🧠⏰ to BAP n $bam da SKWD 🐑
Castro59
Posted - 2 months ago
$BAM A small IV: consuming clean energy is not a woke claim. It's not about sex, religion, skin color and so on. NO. it's like water. The tap at home can't hurt me. IT'S NOT A POLITICAL ISSUE IT'S MY RIGHT. Republicans, Democrats, or aliens from other galaxies, it doesn't matter. I want clean water. dirty energy is bad for humans, as those who live next to coal power plants know, and it is bad for the environment. but when a right collides with money it loses. SO ? Supreme Court, in theory that's their job. it would be time to remind the Supreme Court to be the Supreme Court, guaranteeing us an obvious right. the energy transition (our right) is today held back by strong, very strong powers. we can't get out of this without the judiciary. we ALL ask, as citizens, to the Supreme Court first, and then to every court at any level to give us a hand. LET'S WAKE UP THE GIANT, THE JUDICIAL POWER IS THE ONLY ONE THAT CAN CHALLENGE THE STRONG POWERS.
