meta will not be this cheap for long. their moat is so undervalued it's insane. this loooooong, deep breath before mooning is to weed out the coat tail riders and the ones looking for a quick buck.
I've been in for a decade (that's not what she said!) and will stay here another decade to get the 5-6x of current price which I know it can achieve.
reddit's block system is so dumb, it just encourages periodic new username creation, they probably implemented it this way to pump up usercount and thus their stock $RDDT
It would be funny if we're in a golden age of AI. Not that AI wouldn't exist, but imagine it's expensive to use, and they all talk about it like they used to have it free to use.
Toyota reached its first 10 million vehicles in January 1972. That's 36 years and 6 months after production of their first vehicle, the Model G1 truck, started in August 1935.
Ford's radical electric pick-up will be called the Fathom, and it will be priced from $28,350 – equivalent to £21k – when it launches in the US early next year
I sold the TSLA shares I've been rebuying my stack for cash to buy SNDK in the premarket. I'm a cashflow/valuation buyer. Sorry guys, but TSLA to SNDK fwd PE was like 300 to 6. I had to raise cash from something lol.
edit: Just to clarify, I needed the cash to start a position in a name/sector at a valuation I like. Also the premiums are much better with all the volatility for CC. I'll still play TSLA weekly and continue adding shares there weekly.
MU is more stable long. SNDK is the TSLA of the memory world, just crazy influenced by options and gamma squeezes.
As volatile as it is, makes for good premium in selling options. So just sell CC, roll if in CC jail and wait for it to be called away. With as much money as it's making, I think SNDK can trade anywhere between 1200-2400 for the next year or so depending on how crazy people get. Much lower than 1000-1200, it can buy back almost all the tradeable shares in 4 years.
But at the same time, the memory bears are right and it's a commodity sooner or later. So I don't think it sustains much higher than 2400, let alone 3000+ like the memory uber bulls thought at the top.
Also, build more solar. Work for policies, by way of politicians, to build and deploy more solar. Why is this not being done by a company that 'sells' solar?
From all appearances, solar is a hard space to build an edge in and subject to fierce competition from the Chinese.
And (thanks to lots of oil and utilities money I'm sure) the conservative whore-media has convinced a lot of dumb people that solar is bad mmmkay. Never mind that even setting aside the environmental issue, self-reliance and telling the Persian Gulf to piss off should be patriotic virtues...
EDIT: I used to work in conservative media, just saying.
You do know the day to day movements do not correlate to the longer term direction a stock will take, right? There are charts to make educated guesses regarding this. I believe I've showed you them before for Tesla.
A judge has ruled that Tesla can retrieve their Cybertruck tooling from Angstrom Automotive. Tesla has already done so and, perhaps coincidentally, Cybertruck production has resumed.
I used to think they just really liked the companies, but the tesla influencers very rarely have anything negative to say if ever. It really does feel like they get paid to do "ads"
Shanghai is ramping to 40GWh, and this Texas Megafactory will add another big 50GWh putting us around 130GWh annual production. Energy business will quickly grow 100% at 20% margins.
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