Looks like Intel is moving in right direction, but my semi play is SOXX. Don't know enough to pick winners and losers. Intel is the largest holding of SOXX, so I hope it keeps moving in the right direction.
It’s very clear; it’s due to a lack of supply. Rates will eventually hurt, but the market remains hot with multiple buyers for most homes. There is a ton of demand that needs to be worked through before the bubble.
Doesn't sound like a bubble, just good old supply and demand dynamics.
Once again, how is it a bubble? Rates are low, prices go up. Supply/demand is favoring demand, so prices go up. When these change, price will go down. Economics 101.
Aldo is going down. I’m #1. Did you see the article about the TSLA whistle blower about solar fire? I guess that’s why CW didn’t include it in her valuation.Once again, how is it a bubble? Rates are low, prices go up. Supply/demand is favoring demand, so prices go up. When these change, price will go down. Economics 101.
Do you see bubbles everywhere? You are neck and neck with Aldo for the LB #1 position. IM is locked into the #3 position.
I’m a changed man/bear. Just ran a Monte Carlo simulation of my own and CW is clueless with her measly $3,000 prediction - by my calculations Tesla is going to hit $25,000 p/sh by 2029. And, everybody knows the solar panels are supposed to catch on fire because the geothermal energy created by the burning houses mean more regulatory credits for Tesla.
The housing market is just fine - I hit a dozen virtual open houses over the weekend and made an offer on a new coded digital NFT house. Now, I just need to line-up a coder to add the NFT ocean in the backyard. Tangible stuff is so 2020.Once again, how is it a bubble? Rates are low, prices go up. Supply/demand is favoring demand, so prices go up. When these change, price will go down. Economics 101.
Do you see bubbles everywhere? You are neck and neck with Aldo for the LB #1 position. IM is locked into the #3 position.
If autonomy hits and the robotaxi network takes off......
Sorry, you can't compete with his irrational and emotional posts (see above)! LOL.
or If BTC goes to $1.4 million. it is their most profitable asset.
Nobody - and I mean nobody - predicted the market would skyrocket after the plunge. I think the key lessons are to (1) always stay long the market and (2) keep some cash available to buy during times of crisis.
I did. From the very beginning. It was an artificial crash due to hysteria cause by a pandemic and nothing financial. Tons of posts to prove this if you want to look them up.
FB, GOOGL, AMZN, and MSFT are all undervalued (as per Morningstar). AAPL is overvalued based on their metrics. No-brainers to buy! Man up and hold.
Well, I got a lot more tech stocks but I brought them near their lows. You just can’t expect them to reach the old highs due to the interest rates.
Buying at the recent lows are good long-term investments. CRM, TDOC, TWLO, CRWD are also below FMV based on revenue, profit, and growth metrics. Patience will really pay off this time.
Are you nuts? Artificial crash? This was no algorithm induced flash crash. There isn’t a single person on the planet that predicted during the COVID induced session lows and mass lockdown hysteria that the market would not only regain previous levels but skyrocket to all-time highs in 2020, especially when unemployment spiked. Everyone knew there would be a general recovery - but that it would take years. It wasn’t until the Fed stepped in with stimulus, rates dropped, and retail traders started viewing the market as Vegas, that the market became a juggernaut. Everyone long the market knew it would recover- but the question was when.
But I just put a new price target of 25,000 in 2029.QS? I shorted that bizatch.
FYI - unimpressive "Power Day" for VW:
This article is pure nonsense and lost all credibility with “In Ark’s view”. Do you think CW would give VW an ounce of credit when Tesla is ARKK’s largest holding by a mile? Just Google “Volkswagen” and count the positive VW EV articles in the past few days alone.
Yep, we're going to catch Tesla by going slower than Tesla.
I'll give VW several ounces of credit. They're making an effort and I hope they succeed. They're just not catching Tesla.
so BMW in 5 yrs couldn't do TSLA did in 17 years. Talk about thinking linear.
The fundamental flaw in your logic is that you assume everyone wants a Tesla. Consumers will soon have more choices than ever. Tesla could produce 12X the number of batteries but that doesn’t mean Tesla will sell 12X the number of vehicles. Consumer choice alone based on factors such as pricing, individual preferences, brand loyalty, etc. will drive competition regardless of whether Tesla’s technology is light-years ahead. Next time you are on the highway take a look around and count the number of auto manufacturers, vehicle classes, colors, styles, etc. Cars are not widgets. Just look at the auto brand loyalty studies and you’ll be amazed at how resistant consumers are to change. The point is that it’s not simply a race against Tesla for EV technology superiority.
