Not bad!
My buy price is $105.
Tesla is really an option play stock.
It is too volatile but if your any cost below $100 I would still hold for the next 5 yrs
Anyone investing heavily this year??
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Not bad!
My buy price is $105.
Tesla is really an option play stock.
It is too volatile but if your any cost below $100 I would still hold for the next 5 yrs
I know the first "dose" of funding is supposedly for the fabricators: TSMC, Intel, Global Foundaries, Texas Instruments, etc. to your point, the US infusion would definitely benefit $NVDA, $AMD, $INTC, $QCOM, $AAPL, and more.
The question is how long will the impact take and how much will the impact be. $53B split between all those fabs, might be a drop in the bucket. To put in perspective, TSMC's capital expenditures in 2023 were ~$32B and will be roughly $28-32B in 2024. Also, TSMC will delay opening their most advanced US fab (3nm) until possibly 2027/28 because they don't think the incentives are enough.
One company that I wished I jumped in earlier is $SMCI. It was on the radar, but who knew it grow as fast as it has.
Scammers are starting younger
Dudes his age are car jacking
I notice a lot of these forex influencers seem to be targeting black the audience. I made the mistake of watching one of their videos then i kept getting recommended all those I will teach to to make 10k trading couple hours of days post. Had to clear my history to get me out of that algorithm.
Another way to play the AI trend this year
Some new stocks beyond the GPUs and LLMs
www.downtownjoshbrown.com
Another way to play the AI trend this year
Some new stocks beyond the GPUs and LLMs
Thanks for the post. AI is something else.
CHIPS act money play?
Feb 1 (Reuters) - Intel (INTC.O), opens new tab is delaying the construction timeline for its $20 billion chipmaking project in Ohio amid market challenges and the slow rollout of U.S. grant money, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
Feb 1 (Reuters) - Intel (INTC.O), opens new tab is delaying the construction timeline for its $20 billion chipmaking project in Ohio amid market challenges and the slow rollout of U.S. grant money, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
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How old was Geroge Washington when he started losing his teeth?Scammers are starting younger
How do you expect to be an artisanal and exceptional if you’re not working on your grafting skills?
I wonder if he would vote for an extension of the 2017 tax cuts.
Why did sell, do you hold any stocks long term?
Amazon up 10+ points today alone.
What the HELL!!!! I'm loving this!
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What the HELL!!!! I'm loving this!
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Yall are going crazy off a .5 dividend in a $400 stock?
I held all the wrong stocks long term
Played myself trying to be a trader
...I hear you though man! I still have my little ass trading account but don't take the time to play the volatility much atm.
My long term portfolios is where my attention has been the past few years. I've had some decent holds with a few contrarian bets. Now concentrating in a few companies, trying to get at least half of my portfolio weights into S&P or Total Market Index Funds.
On Thursday, The Wall Street Journal said Intel is delaying the production timeline for its $20 billion Ohio two- chip factory project, citing difficult market conditions, and a slow distribution of U.S. government incentives.
When asked for comment on the report, Intel confirmed it would not meet its initial "aggressive" 2025 production goal.
"We remain fully committed to the project and are continuing to make progress on the construction of the factory and supporting facilities this year," Intel said in a statement. "As we said in our January 2022 site-selection announcement, the scope and pace of Intel's expansion in Ohio may depend on funding from the Chips Act and other business conditions."
When asked for comment on the report, Intel confirmed it would not meet its initial "aggressive" 2025 production goal.
"We remain fully committed to the project and are continuing to make progress on the construction of the factory and supporting facilities this year," Intel said in a statement. "As we said in our January 2022 site-selection announcement, the scope and pace of Intel's expansion in Ohio may depend on funding from the Chips Act and other business conditions."
Timing is a mothasucka. Most of my regional bank stocks have been beautiful if you don’t factor in this week. My albatross Ford, is still not at its 52-week lows so that’s progress. Long as it’s above $9.8 there is hope that I won’t be jumping from a bridge.I held all the wrong stocks long term
Played myself trying to be a trader
I wonder could another administration derail the Chips Act?On Thursday, The Wall Street Journal said Intel is delaying the production timeline for its $20 billion Ohio two- chip factory project, citing difficult market conditions, and a slow distribution of U.S. government incentives.
When asked for comment on the report, Intel confirmed it would not meet its initial "aggressive" 2025 production goal.
"We remain fully committed to the project and are continuing to make progress on the construction of the factory and supporting facilities this year," Intel said in a statement. "As we said in our January 2022 site-selection announcement, the scope and pace of Intel's expansion in Ohio may depend on funding from the Chips Act and other business conditions."
You should think about the Slaughter House Cases. The Supreme Court can say whatever the hell they want.
Thanks for the update.On Thursday, The Wall Street Journal said Intel is delaying the production timeline for its $20 billion Ohio two- chip factory project, citing difficult market conditions, and a slow distribution of U.S. government incentives.
When asked for comment on the report, Intel confirmed it would not meet its initial "aggressive" 2025 production goal.
"We remain fully committed to the project and are continuing to make progress on the construction of the factory and supporting facilities this year," Intel said in a statement. "As we said in our January 2022 site-selection announcement, the scope and pace of Intel's expansion in Ohio may depend on funding from the Chips Act and other business conditions."
Unusual Whales pandering to the Maga crowd as usual. Pelosi invested in the s&p500, Tesla, Meta, and Apple the same stocks most of us have.
Stock traders on social media platforms have clamored for a Nancy Pelosi stock tracker in recent years thanks to the strong returns she and her husband, financier Paul Pelosi, have generated on certain trades. Here are Nancy Pelosi and her husband's eight most recent stock purchases, according to House of Representatives financial disclosure reports:
Deeper dive into this story here. I was shocked at the mention @22:58:
"Musk has extracted billions more from Tesla than the company has ever earned in profit in its entire history. In fact, his Tesla pay is more than all of his companies have earned in profit in their entire existence."
"Musk has extracted billions more from Tesla than the company has ever earned in profit in its entire history. In fact, his Tesla pay is more than all of his companies have earned in profit in their entire existence."