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I looked at broadcom back at 1300.
Didnt buy though.

I'm still sticking to 60pc VUAG and 40pc individual shares. Which are often present in VUAG anyway.

Shopify has been OK,
Meta = good
Nvidia = great (nearly 100pc up)
ARM = great (3x long)
SMCI =great (100pc up)
Roku = small gain
Sound hound = moderate loss
Dwave = flat. Missed a selling point!
Cloudflare = good
Ionq =bad! 30pc down!
Coinbase = great 100pc
Uniti - bad 10pc down

Overall up since switching to USA shares. But I'm moving more to 70:30 etf:individual stocks next month I think as i don't think it's worth the time/effort for me when VUAG is so easy.

I have bought in a little UK security company that's doing well. But there's no specific news as to why. RNS recently have been great. But I'm up 40 percent on it. And it's quite small.
CNS.L if anyone wants to check it out.

Quoting myself.

Sound hound up 20pc today so I'm back in profit too here.

And the gem that is CNS

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A few days ago I was saying my Soundhound shared were a moderate loss.
A week on and it's all change
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I expect a pull back but I'm confident mid term on prospects
 
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is it a meme though.


snything with AI in the name I'm avoiding.

they aren't selling a product they are selling an idea in your head.
 
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is it a meme though.


snything with AI in the name I'm avoiding.

they aren't selling a product they are selling an idea in your head.

No, I don't think so anyway. They do voice recognition stuff for various things like tvs and cars.
I believe this spike is due to a deal with some European manufacturers.
 
Apparently it's USA inflation figures coming in @3% instead of expected 3.1%, which suggests strongly an interest rate cut for USA is on the cards. Not sure how that translates into a tech sell off, but there you go.
Because of the good data everyone went long and the market decided to take everyone's money by going short.
 
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