Anyone investing heavily this year??

How much money did you lose/gain this past week?


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I'm looking at Disney, mask mandates are pretty much over I think Disney is going to break records at their parks this summer.
not unltill they remove the reservation system.. they are limiting the number of people that can enter.. its not necessarily wide open yet.. I know because I'm here now
 
For my investment guru's in here, would yall recommend jumping in Tesla right now? It seems to have run up so much, in a short period of time. And is likely to cool off. Or Nio. Yes i know china bad. But its price is so low right now. Its hard to pass up
 
For my investment guru's in here, would yall recommend jumping in Tesla right now? It seems to have run up so much, in a short period of time. And is likely to cool off. Or Nio. Yes i know china bad. But its price is so low right now. Its hard to pass up

Well I have learnt not to bet against Tesla and their cult fan boys

The bull hypothesis puts them at 3k

The bear puts them around 800 or so
More upside than down

Just got to have the balls to hold a fifty percent drop every now and then
 
These random analyst downgrades, I swear. Same analyst had $AMD at $9 saying EPYC wouldn't be able to compete when it first came out. Oh, well... I'm buying under $105 and until the financials say otherwise.
Downgrade coupled with down day in the market. (Didn't affect NVDA though)

Advanced Micro Devices shares were falling in Thursday trading, after an analyst warned of a possible correction for semiconductor end markets such as personal computers and gaming in 2023.

Barclays analyst Blayne Curtis cut his rating on AMD (ticker: AMD) to Equal Weight from Overweight, and slashed his price target to $115 from $148 in a note on Thursday. AMD stock fell 5.2% to $112.98 after the market opened, bringing the stock's year-to-date decline to 21%.
"AMD still looks positioned to gain share this year in both the client and server markets, and while we do see upside to the 31% growth target this year, where we have an issue is for 2023, as we see cyclical risk across several end markets," Curtis wrote.

He pointed to elevated PC original equipment manufacturing shipments, which are well above prepandemic levels. Though some argue the number of PCs per person per household will increase due to hybrid working, Curtis doesn't think that trend can sustain the market at recent levels.
 
Downgrade coupled with down day in the market. (Didn't affect NVDA though)

Yeah, it sucks, and it completely ignores data center. That's where $AMD is making strides. It's funny, back in 2010-2016, $INTC had a datacenter CPU monopoly (98% +/- a few %). Now, $AMD sits at closer to 20% market share. And even if $NVDA comes out with an ARM CPU in '23, it would hurt $INTC more than $AMD.

Datacenter GPU is a different story. $AMD could create a more powerful & efficient GPU than that of $NVDA, but $NVDA software stack for AI/ML is far ahead.

Also, $AMD mentioned on their last ER that they expect PC sales to be flattish in 2022/2023 and still gave a revenue outlook of +30% YoY for 2022.
 
Yeah, it sucks, and it completely ignores data center. That's where $AMD is making strides. It's funny, back in 2010-2016, $INTC had a datacenter CPU monopoly (98% +/- a few %). Now, $AMD sits at closer to 20% market share. And even if $NVDA comes out with an ARM CPU in '23, it would hurt $INTC more than $AMD.

Datacenter GPU is a different story. $AMD could create a more powerful & efficient GPU than that of $NVDA, but $NVDA software stack for AI/ML is far ahead.

Also, $AMD mentioned on their last ER that they expect PC sales to be flattish in 2022/2023 and still gave a revenue outlook of +30% YoY for 2022.
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*** HellBoy secretly adds this info to his OneNote and walks away whistling.
 
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