Tom. America is a sell. Hahah. What EU or Chinese stocks you buying instead of US big tech? I thought so. You prob got $100 in the bank going on about investment advice. No one is challenging Amazon.
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Overtake Apple. Hahahahahah. They make more money in a week than Nvidia makes all year. Lmfao
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Charts are pretty much useless.
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Amazon ‘wild valuations’. Hahaha. NVDA yes, Amazon no. AWS is worth more than $1.3 trillion alone.
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Patterns or charts don’t mean anything when reality and unexpected events occur. These events are not dictated by charts.
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Not worth more than $500 billion market cap. So half current value.
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Tesla way more risk than Amazon friend. AWS is 100 billion annually and growing. Very low risk Amazon won’t double in five years.
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Just remember folks. AWS alone is worth the current market cap. No ads. No logistics. No prime. Just AWS.
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Charts are nonsense. Zero way to predict future movement. I call bs.
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Of course there money in AI. Microsoft just about every few days announces a new partnership. Customer call centers is a huge opportunity. Corporate meetings and AI tools to improve productivity. There are huge financial opportunities in AI. However, nothing changes a trillion dollar valuation for a company making $4 billion. Nothing.
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I still can’t believe there are bills at these levels. It is clearly a meme stock at this point. Zero chance a company that makes $4 billion a year is worth over a trillion. $500 million is even a stretch, as much as I like NVDA. I’ll be buying this back much cheaper.
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Underpriced. Hahahahahahah
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Until next earnings, the likelihood of this going above 350 is very low.
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I might ride this one out. Still 60% in but 40% waiting to come back at the right price. Sold at $407. Lotta profits
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Of course it will go below 370
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A new iPhone is only about $200 every three years if you trade in a decent condition phone. I can live with that.
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I am actually trading NVDA long term but go in and out depending on movement. I don’t look at charts at all as I don’t believe they offer much in terms of predicting price movements. I’ve held NVDA since 2019 and maintain a fairly large position most of the time.
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I wouldn’t bet on IBM or Oracle.
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I’m still holding 60% of what I had as a long term. The other 40% I sold at 407 and will buy it back around 350. It will happen, it’s just a matter of when. One big red day and this goes south fast.
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Oracle. Lol. I dumped them back in 2000. Replaced by Amazon and Apple. No looking back.
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