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Nice, them and NVDA probably the most avant shares I have. Someone said NVDA is the next 1tn company, QCOM is perhaps more reasonable growth and value
wouldn't he have to pick a time frame in advance.

if it dips a ton I might jump in as a gamble, but I doubt it will drop enough for me to justify it.

I'd also wanna make sure musk dumped already than be waiting underneath with a a big bag waiting to catch it

10bn being tendered is where he'd speak to a bank about the purchase and distribution of those shares. He wont sell to market, that'd probably be a laughable poor strategy. We dont actually have as much volume and participation as appears, I think they have to plan these moves out pretty much always even then prices get loose for months after I guess

UK shares near record cheap levels after Brexit, says J.P.Morgan (msn.com)
Nasdaq compounded 25% per year gains since 2009 just being invested very simply was very profitable.
The economy is entirely unfair to anyone who cannot invest right now, just being a worker having a trade even is a far harder road. Its not capitalism fallacy 101 when government interferes this much
 
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Uranium stocks have been on fire again recently, its all good news.

China building 150 new reactors. Sprott NYSE listing not long from going live, Positive nuclear news around the world. Most of my stocks have now doubled up, only a few laggers on 50-70%. My best one is sitting at 250%.

 
I watched a vid on their 800hp electric truck the other day, looked so well designed for use. Who wouldnt want one but its the mass market that will determine them & long term factors

https://finance.yahoo.com/m/3ebef45b-ea7b-33a8-9dc3-a253775e720e/gold-futures-rally-as-the.html

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/y...o-zero-11636556375?mod=MW_article_top_stories

Inflation highest for 31 years, all the miners are dirt cheap making bucks. I think its all cheap in appearance in prospects now and for a decade as prices of a lot of things wont be going backwards & it takes years to increase supply vs demand.

 
One i'm interested in if there's a big post IPO dip. Fancied coinbase on the dip but missed that one so keeping an eye on Rivian

Rivian IPO today...

Ipo was $78 a share - already showing potentially $120 opening

Been interested in this one for a while. Very nice trucks, was impressed with them on the 'Long Way Up' show much more so than Harley's electric motorcycles which were utter **** and unsuitable for the journey. Order book is full too. Of course that doesn't mean they are going to make a decent profit or gain a good market share. Will be watching closely.
 
Doing what?

Holding stock :p

Whilst i can't complain too much as I made huge gains with Lucid and Canaan in the last 3 weeks today they both went down by 15% collectively. Have decided to cash out and await to see what happens with this US inflation issue and the Evergrand defaulting today.
 
Anyone into Rivian? I wonder if current prices are actually cheap and it's going to follow Tesla in the future? Gathering a lot of pace today.
 
Anyone into Rivian? I wonder if current prices are actually cheap and it's going to follow Tesla in the future? Gathering a lot of pace today.

21% since lunch, was talking to some of the guys about it, might have been a good idea lol

Second largest US auto maker by market cap. Something is wrong there.

I wanted in but price is too high IMO. It may well double but long term I don't see the basis for it.

People are still going to buy a Ford (F150), RAM, and GM trucks. Even if Rivian took 20% of the market I don't see how that market cap can work unless they have some crazy margins which presently are only around the 15% mark. Better than the auto industry average but nothing special.
 
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