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The US govt hasnt announced the recession have they?
The government doesn't have to announce something for it to be so, and by the 'accepted' definition (two consecutive quarters of negative GDP) the US is in a recession.
That seems like a really bad sign, tbh.
Not necessarily, because it just confirms what everyone already suspects: we're in a recession. Also, AMD announced "just" 29% y/y growth with 42% gross margin. If anything, it's a bad sign for Intel as they probably considerably shrunk in Q3.
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Uppercase just means they copy/pasted from Bloomberg in financial news.
I would have thought uppercase for quoting is equally bad, for the same reason as using uppercase for emphasis. You can use ** and/or prefix with >. But, okay, clearly the community disagrees with my interpretation of the guidelines!
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The US govt hasnt announced the recession have they?
The government doesn't have to announce something for it to be so, and by the 'accepted' definition (two consecutive quarters of negative GDP) the US is in a recession.
The Fed triggering a recession for its effect on mid-term elections would be worse than that.
AMD PRELIM 3Q REV. ABOUT $5.6B, EST. $6.71B AMD CITES WEAKER CLIENT SEGMENT REVENUE AMD: WEAKER THAN EXPECTED PC MARKET, INVENTORY CORRECTIONS
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I would have thought uppercase for quoting is equally bad, for the same reason as using uppercase for emphasis. You can use ** and/or prefix with >. But, okay, clearly the community disagrees with my interpretation of the guidelines!
He means that the original copied text was in uppercase...
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The US govt hasnt announced the recession have they?
The government doesn't have to announce something for it to be so, and by the 'accepted' definition (two consecutive quarters of negative GDP) the US is in a recession.
Given the current actions being taken, it has the potential to be quite severe too.
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Not necessarily, because it just confirms what everyone already suspects: we're in a recession. Also, AMD announced "just" 29% y/y growth with 42% gross margin. If anything, it's a bad sign for Intel as they probably considerably shrunk in Q3.
How much of this is due to a switch to Macs?