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What are the chances of RCAT opening from $9 tomorrow? I say A LOT!
Literally every single day people post on here "buy the dip, buy every dip" or some variation of "indices fell half a point today, hope you bought during this generational opportunity." I agree with you that dip buying is healthy and a smart move most of the time, but investors, especially a lot of young/inexperienced investors, have been taught that stocks only go up and that any time a ticker drops, no matter how overpriced it still is, it's worth buying on the dip. In other words, a LOT of people have been trained to be exit liquidity on extremely overpriced stocks with absurd valuations based entirely on momentum, since these people don't know that momentum actually cuts both ways and that valuations do actually matter in bear markets.
Dear bols, just let it go, you'll feel a lot better trust me - the world was a LOT better place 2009-2015.
They have a contract for the Lunar Data Link which will hopefully start coming online in the Spring, they are in the process of acquiring Lanteris Space Systems which will make them less dependent on the lunar missions for revenue and if they nail at least one landing next year I think they'll be gucci. A LOT could go wrong, just what I'm betting on though.
"save that money"? What money? He isn't getting paid unless you make a LOT of money...
Didn’t a lot of people lose A LOT of money in Wolfspeed because of that bankruptcy?
Greed and stupidity are no the same but they pair well. Focus on the concept of compounding interest. You're making plenty of money now. Work on getting it into boring index funds. If you want to make A LOT of money you have to be prepared to loose A LOT of money. Consider what happens if you loose a lot of money. It will take less time/work to get safe returns than recover from a massive loss. The safe returns will
I found out in the stupidest way possible. I had just lost a shit ton of money on this other meme stock that people in WSB were talking about. At the same time, $OPEN started being talked about a LOT in here, so I just YOLO'd into it out of frustration. Best decision of my life lmao https://preview.redd.it/9eybi31mkx0g1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=1add7298a6736f37101478c488c03ef883fb2b1b
Well, if you hit it once out of the park and make enough, then that also seems like a viable strategy. If you look at this one trade and then over 20 years I‘m wondering, if he still outperforms the S&P 500? If yes, then he seems better at delivering results than me. That‘s also exactly why nvidia is so big, not because the the people that buy their profucts expect to strike gold every time, but when they strike gold to make A LOT of money.
Would all depend on your income bracket. California has the highest state income capital gain taxes. Some states don't tax capital gains at all, some a flat rate under 5%. Here is the CA cap gains tax bracket, so if you fall in the 8% range then yes you are correct at the 21-23%. Also keep in mind, if you had a LOT of capital gains moving to a tax free cap gain state then selling would be an option. Also remember if you had holdings that show an overall loss you can use these sells to offset gains as well, that's a popular method with some, tax loss harvesting. 2025 California Income Tax Brackets (for a Single Filer) Your specific state tax rate depends on which bracket your total income (including capital gains) falls into: |**Rate** |**Taxable Income**| |:-|:-| |1%|$0 – $10,756| |2%|$10,757 – $25,499| |4%|$25,500 – $40,245| |6%|$40,246 – $55,866| |8%|$55,867 – $70,606| |9.3%|$70,607 – $360,659| |10.3%|$360,660 – $432,787| |11.3%|$432,788 – $721,314| |12.3%|$721,315 – $1,000,000|
Which LOT you sell, doesn't matter; how long you held the shares doesn't matter. **When** you sell shares at a loss ... if you then purchased **"replacement"** shares within the window, that's a wash. I've triggered a wash sale when on the 30th day of the damn window, a batch of dividends reinvested! (Bzzzt, thank you for playing...)
It’s different because instead of having many many many start ups it’s consolidated to a handful of companies. Also participation is mostly limited to those companies. Actual productivity and value remains to be realized. These companies are generating tons of revenue because they are already major companies. Are their AI departments profitable? As far as I’ve heard it goes takes A LOT to run these models and right now chatGPT remains free. From all of it, it seems like investors are putting in money with the expectation that the largest value of AI will not be productivity gains but the elimination of both intellectual and manual labor operating costs.
Both are good bets for different reasons. Amzn has a LOT to win by leveraging AI and robotics, which they will. They are the leader in cloud which is growing a lot. Googl has one of the best AI models out there and continues to impress there with Gemini model, also now provided for «free» mostly. They have search that still improves a lot and Google Cloud which is growing a lot. And Youtube, which arguably does not have real competitors. Either pick should be good, I have both
they did jump a little bit, but it got back down, probably some quick trades there but tbh i've seen A LOT of stocks lately not really reacting to very good news, like dvlt and nbis
LOL i feel you! I would have said the same thing as you 2 years ago. I saw all these posts and decided to go learn it for myself. Chatgpt, google are good resources just to understand how options work. Then it's about finding a strategy that works for you, and using Tradingview or other platforms to papertrade and see how you do. But be aware when it's real money you start trading, your psych is COMPLETELY different than paper trading. Best book i read for this was "Trading in the zone". It's A LOT of work+risk+some luck.
They are, but as most charities go, there’s a small group of people at the top raking in a LOT of money. In this case it’s his kids. To be fair this is one of the better ways to do inheritance though, at least some good comes from it instead of just going to the federal government in estate tax.
Not all are crashes. See GME in Jan 2021. Caused A LOT of pain.
Bro have you even looked at the financial sheet of gamestop? They are profitable and by a LOT
I have made a LOT of mistakes investing the past 20 years. It’s been a long, long bull market so who knows going forward, but my best investment was money in VOO that I didn’t touch one single time. Just kept adding. TQQQ has been a good bet for a very small amount of my portfolio, but I just sold a good portion of that. At your age just get dollars into your retirement account in low cost index funds for 90%. I didn’t start saving until I was 35 and have enough and then some at 53. Your biggest opportunities will probably come from career advancement (making more $) and living frugally, which is hard but I did it for my 20’s, 30’s and 40’s.
So true, but 2k to someone with none is indeed A LOT of money
Exactly right. So many people fail to see the long term potential here. They trash the AR and VR goggles about being too big and cumbersome and no one will buy them and hence Meta are wasting money on dead tech. What they fail to understand is that thin light AR/VR wearables don't just appear out of thin air. The tech needs to evolve, grow and miniturize. This takes time and A LOT of research. Mobile phones started out pretty feature poor and bulky and in time they turned into the modern smartphone.
Donations don’t lower MAGI. We already donate A LOT to many charities. If this trade made big money I’d be happy to share some of the excess profits over $100,000 as well.
Listen, Rivian makes a great product and their customers truly love them... I had a measly 600 shares avg/$10 that I just sold @15.30. Here's why: 1. The 7,500 tax credit is done for. This quarter was their first gross profit after years of cash burn because everyone piled in for their last chance at that sweet, sweet credit. I don't see sales increasing any time soon until that R2 hits the market. 2. People are extremely hesitant to buy a vehicle that will depreciate 30% in the first year. I'm shopping for an R1T second hand in the low 50's. 3. These tariffs are taking effect, and with that a LOT of the materials and parts that go on vehicles becomes more expensive. These Rivians are selling for less than they are being manufactured for at the moment, so this will just increase cash burn.🔥 4. I'm concerned about this AI frenzy. If things go south, it'll take all of the market with it. With layoffs growing and inflation rising, people are already looking for safer places to put their cash. A brand new big luxury EV that depreciates like a maserati might not sound as appealing to buyers in the near future. If a recession happens, forget about it. All that being said, if those shares fall in to the 10s or 9s again, im probably gonna load up again lol
He mostly trimmed his stake in Apple because it had grown so much that it became an overwhelming % of Berkshire's holdings. My interpretation is that he was de-risking and rebalancing. Don't forget, Berkshire still owns **A LOT** of AAPL.
Depending on the area, there are a LOT driving around. Very popular where I am.
Not that I know what AI is, but as someone who does accounting, the "investing" that is at fever pitch in data centers and AI infrastructure is honestly going to be extremely hard to recoup in a short time, unless it becomes as normal as car insurance for consumers. Coming from trying to figure out the earnings after just a 0.2x rev spent on a huge capex in my company, and it makes us look like absolute crap shit. Bc earnings are less than a rounding error compared to the money spent. A LOT of the billions going in is going into a black hole never to be seen, it's just that most don't know which
Even my spouse dumped DIS+ and is boycotting them. That’s analogous to me hypothetically quitting trading (would never happen). If *she* dropped them, A LOT of others certainly did.
I understand what you're driving at, but I don't agree with your "zero work" statement. Being able to watch the market constantly, note subtle changes, and most importantly *have the knowledge to know how to act on those changes to your benefit* is a LOT of work and requires significant skill.
The odds of losing your job and being unemployed for 9+ months are a LOT higher when your portfolio is down 50%
Government Shutdown will end soon. Juicy dip to buy today in A LOT of names.
#This market is going to go A LOT lower LMAO🤌
While there is a LOT of money in porn. It's not openAI valuation money.
I'm sitting in plain old VOO stock and GLD 425 June LEAPS. I feel a LOT better about these red days this week than my fellow options regards do I think.
To my knowledge, the main thing that mattered with this previous pay package was the 1T market cap deal. It was viewed as crazy in 2017, and if I was paying more attention, I'd have agreed, but I will also caveat that my dad is a grumpy 60s+ type that will buy US tech but does NOT believe in electric vehicles. I'll go on record and say that I don't see this 8T deal panning out. I can easily see how it did previously and it involves the options market, but it will be a LOT harder to get it from 1T to 8T just by games in this market.
theres A LOT of room to V but no room to go down.. buy calls are u a pussy
Everyone keeps ignoring the growing movement to close the hemp loophole. This directly impacts the top line of all the legal Cannabis operators. There seems to be a LOT of confusion on the topic and random accounts coming out of the woodwork posting generic pro-loophole talking points.
This is the way -- A grain of salt. Same mentality as sports gambling, cause... it is gambling. I read a LOT of sports gambling writeups. There is NO one guru. But there are people who put in some work, highlighting things I didn't realize that *can* be a factor.
I leave reddit/twiiter for 5 days due to a conference and I come back to airports shutting down (literally sitting in one due to 2+ hour delay), OpenAI asking 1 trillion bailout and Sam defending it on Twitter (with rest of twitter roasting him, surprisingly!), and stock market in downward trend. Damn, that's a LOT in just 5 days.
MCHP should be A LOT lower tomorrow.
Then that would just be the beginning. The minimum wage is going nowhere fast. If they have a working prototype in 5 years, how are they going to get the cost of that robot low enough to compete with poor people doing the work just as well for peanuts? And when they get hurt or sick they go to the doctor while if the robot malfunctione you need to pay Elon thousands of dollars to send one of his technicians to fix it. And they will need a LOT of fixing if the cybertruck os anything to go by.
Tencent and Alibaba may or not be good stocks, but they certainly arent redundant to US conglomerate exposure. There are a LOT of scenarios where either could wildly outperform or underperform similar US tech companies.
DFLI pushers starting to sound a LOT like DVLT pushers were lmao
It's because Fox New made her their primary attack target when she was minority leader and you all fell for the Fox New propaganda hook line and sinker. Acting like she was the only one doing it, when as others have said, there a plenty of others, including A LOT of Republicans who have abused insider info way more than Pelosi not to mention Trumps obvious and in full display corruption. \*cough\*Binance pardon bribe\*cough\*
It is for shareholders! Also, the payment package is only filled if Tesla makes a LOT of profit too. Read it. It's only a few lines.
In the US, sure, I can see that. But in most other western countries you can retire even if you've never worked a day in your life, since the government makes sure everyone is taken care of, even if it ain't much, you get the minimum retirement. Plus if you're truly paycheck to paycheck like the OP said, I don't see saving 8-10k a year possible at all, maybe 1k a year if you skimp and scrape on a LOT.
I am betting A LOT on FGL the next couple days!
Minecraft makes this easier to understand imo. It's the fact that volume is proportional to the cube of length. If you dig a square out in Minecraft, you're left with a handful of dirt in your inventory. If you then keep digging and extend that square hole downwards, you end up with a LOT of dirt in your inventory. It's just that there's a lot of space to put stuff when you live in a 3D world. Also, our planet is pretty big compared to us.
True. I mean we’ve had run away debt for the past 20 years too and it’s all coming to a head: we now spend more on debt interest than the military, and we spend a LOT on military.
Disclaimer: I'm not an investor, and I have just a basic understanding of the intricacies of AI. I'm probably completely wrong, and I kind of hope I am. Random thoughts below: There's going to be a point where it contracts considerably and takes a lot of other economic growth with it. Right now, the entire U.S. economy is being propped up like a house of cards built on AI. Think about how much is actually being supported by AI expansion: data centers being built means construction and all of the infrastructure projects, like civil engineering, roads, power, cooling, materials, machinery, work crews, etc. People need to live close to their work, so there's probably a pretty good chunk of the real estate market that's people relocating for work. There's a LOT of stuff that's AI-related that isn't just AI. Eventually these construction projects will reach a saturation point where new construction slows dramatically and it becomes just maintenance with a little going into upgrading the existing facilities. When the "bubble pops," it'll be some kind of cutthroat corporate warfare with the bigger, more successful companies swooping in and buying the little ones for pennies on the dollar. And a lot of it won't be because they're necessarily "better"; they'll just have the capital in reserve to ride out the storm and wait for the little guys to run out of steam. The main thing that concerns me is the whole "AI taking our jobs" thing. The main purpose of AI that's been promoted is to increase efficiency and eliminate human "waste." Once these jobs are eliminated, that's going to be a VERY significant segment of the workforce. If fewer people are working, that means fewer customers buying their services, which means less demand for AI, and so on. And a lot of these jobs won't be replaced; this includes the engineers and technicians who are the ones doing all of the "heavy lifting" right now. I see a LOT of similarities to pyramid schemes, where the early investors benefit from whomever joins the game later until the market reaches a saturation point. If I was heavily invested (which I'm not), I'd keep my eye not on the stocks of the "big guys" themselves, but on little stuff like civil construction projects around the data centers and the land leases that are being made for new construction. As long as some podunk town in rural Idaho is hiring road construction crews and the city is selling land for data centers, there's still a good amount of growth going on. When those start slowing down, I'd think that's a good sign that there might be an overall slowdown coming. Of course, I probably have no idea what I'm talking about.
It’s a LOT more simple than this. Just ask yourself one question: “when do I need money?” Your time horizon will guide all your decisions. If you need money next month, then the decision is obvious. If you need money as an annuity, the decision is straightforward. If you don’t need money for decades, once again obvious! Now. If you don’t need the money ever, like it’s just play money, side money, etc. well once again there’s an answer for that as well.
there are a LOT of people who support sexual predators
Many of them are still up a LOT.
I could see it, but I wouldn't bet on it. A LOT of bad economic data will hit once the government finally reopens
I’m at a similar avg and not sweating too bad yet, its only been 10 min but it could be a LOT worse than hovering around .60 (in my opinion)
Yes I do.. I am in the building trades. The piping systems needing for cooling are IMMENSE. All of the electrical that is ran in a singular data center. The data center building itself. Etc etc etc. The list goes on and on. Humans have A LOT to figure out infrastructure wise to reach AGI or ASI. Compute power is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of infrastructure problems to reach AGI.
RDDT has so many categories where the user contributed discussions are very valuable. Clearly advertisers are attracted to this fine segmentation. Given the number of Engaged DAUs globally RDDT has a LOT of headroom to monetize far higher than today.
Nice! It is A LOT of fun until you get banned. But hey IT'S worth it tbh!
Try buying pokemon cards and tell me how easy that is Gamestop has been making A LOT of money on selling Power Packs, which is getting rid of surplus inventory of cards. Plus they own enough Bitcoin ranking them 23rd largest company in the world holding Bitcoin, based on the 4710 Bitcoins they own Gamestop could stop selling everything, except Pokemon cards, and they'd still be profitable. Sure Pokemon card hype could die eventually, but it's greatly benefiting Gamestop. Ignoring this, idk, seems silly
Options are very much a double-edged sword, and if you don't REALLY understand the math behind them and have the stomach for the huge swings, they're best avoided. It takes a LOT of discipline to hold through the big down days. If I had just bought $70K worth of shares (at my average entry price on the shares) and held till now, they'd still be worth around $550K -- still a hell of a good return for \~9 months. There's still LOTS of room for IREN to run IMO -- the price targets I set when I entered this trade was around $180 by end of CY2026, with a range of $150-200. To put that in context, my price target for end of CY2025 was $50, and we blew through that in early October, so apparently I'm being very conservative.
>make products a LOT cheaper and more easily attainable Prices don't go down unless people stop buying - (which won't happen unless people lose jobs and don't have income to pay for products) Corporations are making profits There is no thought to making prices lower to benefit people. It's only to max the bottom line to benefit share holders.
Best UI out and very informative. I learned more about stocks from the UI/setup than I did at my university 🤷🏾♂️. That is saying A LOT! Long term buy/holding.
My MMA at a local credit union gives me a bit over 3.6%. I don’t see many short term CDs much over this mark…plus, I’m locked in for at least 6mos or else penalties. I see what you’re saying but I read in many places that the wealthy (not me though) use debt as a tool. I keep reading time in the market wins all, not so much timing the market. That said, I want jamb as much money into the market as soon as I can. I’m not getting any younger here and there will always be things that pop up in the home. If I held onto cash for every single thing that could pop up (non-emergencies), I feel I wouldn’t be maximizing what I could invest. A bit of background as to why I’m like this. 18yrs ago I invested in Tesla. I only put around $1,000 on it and sprinkled another $6K or so among other stocks such as FB (at the time), and a few others that just did ok. Obviously Tesla took off and it’s now worth almost $250K alone…a bit over 500shares. My point is, I had A LOT more money back then than just a few thousand dollars (I was 27 only engaged, no kids), I could’ve easily put another $10K spread over those few stocks where Tesla couldn’t been worth over a million now. Instant college savings and paid off mortgage. But no, I left tens of thousands in my account (remember, 17yrs ago). So now, I’m kicking myself - hard. Now I have severe FOMO and reading how people are making a killing themselves on stock like SOFI, PATH, NBIS, NVDIA etc, and feel my measly $700/wk in my brokerage account just isn’t doing enough damage (in a good way). This is why perhaps I’m struggling with this and asking you all for your perspectives…which I appreciate!
Now in toenails 381 billion dollars worth of toenails would occupy approximately 6.09 billion cubic feet of space, or the equivalent of about 2.38 million shipping containers. That’s a LOT of toenails! You could fill up over 2 million shipping containers with them. 👣
Now in giraffe farts Conclusion: 381 billion dollars worth of giraffe farts would occupy approximately 66.26 billion cubic feet of space, or the equivalent of about 25.9 million shipping containers. That’s a LOT of giraffe farts! Almost 26 million shipping containers full of air from giraffes. Talk about a stinky investment! 😂💨
Yep, I'm not a fan of what I've heard about universal health care, but it would remove A LOT of the administrative inefficiencies to have a single system.
The best way to achieve 2M in two decades is having a million now. Im not entirely joking...in that time frame you might be able to double things up maybe once, give or take, if you add money bit by bit. That means you have to invest over 5k a month for those 18 years which im pretty confident you are unlikely to do given your age and your post. Alternatively, you can try adding value yourself through whatever business you manage to do to increase the amount of money at the end of the month, but that requires luck, skill and yes, an initial cushioning investment (however small) and evne then it is not guaranteed to succeed, it will take a lot of time too. If you are out of sane options, you can always (not recommended) gamble with smaller stocks and other instruments but risk goes up a lot higher than ROI, to the point of you basically emulating a casino night. Im not saying you can't, plenty of people have done that, but unless you can invest a few thousand bucks a month for a very long time or have a LOT of luck and seed money, then yours is merely a dream, not an objective
There are a LOT of only fans out there...
A LOT more P&S on stock subreddits, a lot less actual DD. If you do find some good DD on a stock then try and get in early as possible, retail sentiment seems to have a bigger impact on market swings now
Lol they're not worth more than nvidia because of hype. Google has way more source of incomes than nvidia and they do LOT more RnD. LOT more up to the point they have entire companies for speicifc purposes (see deepmind or waymo). Ask yourself a question, if (when) the AI hype goes away, who's going to be impacted long term? What will be nvidia business? Will they go back doing gaming GPUs?
"I'm scared this will drop a LOT more." So, buy a lot more. 💵
Half my portfolio is in META In 2021, stocks like META dropped 75%. Right now, META is down 20% from ATHs. I'm scared this will drop a LOT more. But I think it's still a good investment What do you guys think
feel like that describes a LOT of people right now, especially when you factor in the companies Nvidia has partnered with
I know it’s not enough to outweigh the losses. My point is, bro is 20 years old and can take A LOT of risk due to a presumably very long time horizon. There’s no point in panicking over a market drop that nobody is going to be able to accurately predict. He should deploy at least SOME of his cash and get it in the market to capture some of the upside and then deploy the rest during a down turn and wait for the recovery.
That would be the 13-14th if I'm not mistaken, which is more or less my own guess. A LOT of pressure will build over the next 2 weeks, especially if SNAP benefits don't get delivered.
You can't cut AI spending. You have to replace GPU's very often and it takes a LOT of energy to run
"A profitable trade is a good trade." (Maybe not a *great* trade, but a good one nonetheless.) And if your first purchase was over a year ago, your gains are Long-Term, which is a lower rate than Short-Term. Yeah, you could have done a bit better. You also could have done a LOT worse!
Way over hyped. They’re a glorified data analytics consultant company. Anyone who actually works with data (data scientists, data engineers, etc) knows how crappy the data can be and it can only take someone who’s super close already with internal data to recognize the issues with it. It’d be a LOT cheaper to just hire data engineers or other data professional than to hire Palantir.
THis is the exact shit ive been complaining about and preaching about for months. And its led to nothing but underperformance and slowly going insane lmao. "The market is forward looking" is one of the biggest lies and crocks of shit out there. If it truly were, things would be A LOT DIFFERENT right now. This market truly is 1999 levels of hype and mania combined with 2008 levels of awful debt and capatal mismanagement. And we have fucking Trump at the helm to guide us through whatever epic shitstorm is going to happen
If they are 10year options, don't sell. That is a LOT of option "premium" you would give up for nothing. If you need cash quick, then you do you.
I worked at a MAG 7 for several years. The overall talent ceiling was disappointing, yes some people were legit geniuses but most were fairly average and didn't deserve to be editing google calendars for 240k a year. There is A LOT of bloat. Could easily cut 50-75% of every team I encountered and you would most likely run faster as an org.
There's a LOT of NSFW stuff happening on my end. I bet most people would consider my behavior extremely inappropriate if they saw what I watched / engaged in. I don't care though, cause that's how I roll.
It might feel good to say that, but we are talking 30,000 jobs here... And that is just Amazon. UPS cut 40,000 jobs this year. Fact of the matter is as much as AI currently sucks at human interaction, it can handle logistics much, much better than a human can.... With facial and body recognition camera monitoring, AI assisted logistics, and line workers being replaced by robotics, The real job losses are will occur in middle management.... Ai will not fully replace humans, but it will make it so that 1 manager can now do the job of 50, which is still a LOT of unemployed folks competing with each other for the same job
If you would quickly check their SEC filings you would know that they have a lot of.. and I mean A LOT OF .. outstanding warrants at 0.35 0.8 and so on and on.
Not sure but I think a LOT ( not ALL by any means) of people have cash to pay for food if they have to....just have to resched. nails, lashes, extensions, tats, piercings, and ordering food IN a few weeks....none of those places take SNAP yet they do a land business.....
I think the entire us Economy is being propped up by AI growth. I'm not an economist, but an individual contributor at a tech company. When I go to my company's meetings and literally every revenue-driving conversation revolves around AI (when my company does a LOT more than that), it starts setting off the alarm bells. 1.5 years ago, our strategy meetings were way more diversified, talking about emerging markets and projects, with some discussion on how to leverage AI in there to drive growth in those markets. Now the conversation is just growth into ai.
Puts for me. Disney+ numbers will disappoint A LOT
Post inflation wages are up Discretionary spending is up Reddit makes it seem like everyone is struggling, but a LOT of people are doing REALLY well.
I drink a LOT of coffee and the cheapest I can do for the week is about $8. Which would be 2x 10oz bags of Cafe Bustelo at about $4.15 per bag bought in bulk. But then there's also half and half or milk.
That's still a LOT for a single cup of coffee. People will gravitate to lower-quality coffees like McDonalds, 7-11, etc where you can get a similar sized coffee for like 1/3 of the price.
"It went well" friend at your absolute peak, like at your best, you were barely outperforming just buying and holding gold. Which is so much safer. For the level of risk you were at you should be aiming to be a LOT higher than that
> Genuinely curious. How does OpenAI intend to monetise their platform? Are they going to spam ads in people’s faces like Google and meta. Probably, but right now they are focused on improving their product. Considering Google does $200 Billion in ad sales a year, and ChatGPT/ChatGPT Search is likely to replace Google as the dominant source of information, OpenAI has a LOT of revenue/profit potential. OpenAI's biggest issue is the 95% of their users that are free users. If their 800 million active users produce $15 in ARPU a month(conservative estimate), that's $12 Billion a month, or $180 Billion a year.
A LOT OF DIFFERENT THINGS MANY OF THEM VERY IMPORTANT yeah, no deal.
They'rrrrrrre gonna buy a LOT of American NVDA chips and I'm going to tariff them for my second ballroom
Well, I’m not a bear and I own a LOT of GOOGL but these bears you speak of were right that ChatGPT is taking all the search away. The beauty of GOOGL is that they have multiple revenue streams. This beat was entirely about their cloud revenue.
Target Date Funds were designed exactly for people like yourself, and you honestly shouldn't choose anything else unless you do a LOT more reading (of books, not reddit posts) than you currently have. Target Date Funds have the "set it and forget" blend you're looking for, to be clear. You choose the date based on when you want to retire, and then that's all you have to do. You mean read something about Target Date Funds having tax consequences because of the bonds held within them - this is not important in a tax-advantaged account like the IRA you have your money in. Target Date Funds are perfect for tax-advantaged brokerage accounts like an IRA.
Idk man that call is still OTM and with earnings done will contract A LOT ok IV. He better hope it opens higher tomorrow.
Why would it matter at this stage? They really need A LOT to cover their debt and pay for Nagar shares, which they couldn't afford, they will do a RS eventually to stay above 1$ (nagar will continue dropping the stock) and they will price in any offering to get some cash to cover Nagar's losses and their debts. SCWO is dead crap, turns out firing 10% of your shares isn't the smartest move.
97.8% chance according to the cme watch tool....the website and other helpful trading tools should be pinned to the top, this question is asked A LOT. That website also has a trading/economic calendar with colored indicators showing how impactful various data sets are and you can organize it by country and day. Super helpful when you want world news, as far as trading, I use it to find days where a lot of important information is available and then I long or short volatility by using ladders or iron condors.
two things for the 350B in cash 1. He is running a business, you are not. when he buys, he buys big so he needs a big nest egg for things. Remember 350B is about 1/3 the funds market cap atm. 2. He is in hit late 90s. Having more room for your successor to make some adjustments over your items is not horrible. Plus there is a LOT of overvalued companies at the moment, and some that are good to realize how they are undervalued too. This means a heavy cash position is good....after all, cash is king. He is also a very conservative investor...not big growth but steady. 10-20% in cash is ok in that situation for permitting for a buying opportunity. 33% means a little cautious and looking for a sweat deal.