股价在财报出来后的涨跌我从来搞不明白。不过有个人在 Reddit 上讲的好像很有道理。
The entire narrative of this sub has shifted back to "markets are irrational" kind of mentality. FUTURE revenue is all that matters=GUIDANCE
Nobody cares about any of these (below) unless they lead to more FUTURE REVENUE:
Company makes a profit
Company makes a higher profit than "expected"
Company makes a loss
Company makes a larger loss than "expected"
Company makes a new product
Company makes a patent
Company makes a partnership
Company makes a poopy
Company makes record revenue
Company makes shit revenue
Once again, for the regards, NONE OF THIS MATTERS IF IT DOESN'T IMPACT FUTURE REVENUE / GUIDANCE
If I have to read one more crybaby talking about markets acting opposite, I will hit them with the rope emoji over and over, and you should too.
Only other things that move stocks: more or less cost (layoffs) / more or less risk (geo political, etc).