GOOG is the worst company. All their products suck, assistant hasn't changed much since 2017. Phones are garbage, media products are garbage, YouTube is in shambles. They quickly becoming like Yahoo and we're bullish why?

Oh man, being green in a trade and seeing it go red is the worst. Worse than just taking a big L in my opinion. I was long a GOOG call, this was a couple years ago pre spilt, so it was like a 9k position. In less than 24 hrs I was +1000$ but I was like fuck this I want to be take 10k out of this trade. I think I was +1600 at most green then the underlying moved hard against me and I lost everything essentially.

TBH most of my positions have short-medium sell target if everything goes as planned (which never happens). I dont have any purchases planned atm. Only AMZN and TSM are to keep forever. So I understand Berkshire

Really hard to gauge NVDA. Consensus seems to be that they are dominant and order book backlog so should readily beat both earnings and revenue. They also have a huge backlog of orders so hard to imagine any hint of lowering guidance. In fact, probably raise guidance. But here is the kicker, this is what most people think and expect. This has a tendency or raising expectations significantly even beyond “whisper” numbers. I have been burned many times by companies beating estimates, solid guidance but flat or decline share price. Expectations are: - EPS = $5.18 (Q4 was $4.92 and LY q1 was $0.82) this is massive earnings growth. I think 5% earnings growth QoQ is too conservative. They grew 32% last QoQ. I am gonna estimate 20% increase from $4.92 to $5.90. - revenue = $24.27B. (Q4 was $22.1B and LY Q1 was $7.2B) They increased revenue 22% QoQ. Estimate is to increase 10%. Revenue is harder to scale with backlog and actual limiting of shipping demand. But they are also shifting to higher cost chips and margin. I think 15% rev growth is reasonable so $25.4B rev. Of course these beats would also go into the full year guidance and even if they just incorporated the Q1 beat, would raise 12-month guidance. But likely raise future quarters as well as it would seem artificially low given Q1 beat. This is all my speculation and my point is even if this happens, because so many people including institutions expect this sort of beat, the stock may not jump as expected. Also, that 1000 ceiling is very real. But this earnings could well be the catalyst to break through and then hopefully the 1000 ceiling becomes support. Disclosure: no position in NVDA but have shares of TSMC (riding conservative coattails of NVDA, AMD and maybe even AAPL)

My fb bumble bio has worked way better than my regular human being one. “I’m tryna see those butt cheek smudges on the hood of my Tesla Model Y long range, hmu shawty”

It's crazy how immediately useful AI is though. Perplexity AI, Caper AI carts are incredible (way better than the failed AMZN ones). I can listen to NYT articles on the go with extremely difficult to distinguish voice from a human. It won't be long where it'll cost audible pennies to narrate books. Earnings calls all have excellent transcripts that are free and cheap to produce. The applications are endless honestly.

He just bought msft meta AMZN googl aapl

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Boys in need of a new car, seeing on FB marketplace - 2016 Subaru Forester cost 27,000 with 48k miles. Worth going for?

Youre cooked af, unless nvda drops after earnings hard af and drags down googl

Just buy a few MSFT, AAPL, or META LEAPs and forget about them until November 2024 and you'll easily double your money. Trust.

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If you haven’t made money on AAPL this week you’re doing something wrong!

Just to be clear, you think PLTR is the long term AI investment but you think NVDA shareholders are bag holders lol You do know how this works right? I’m intrigued by PLTR as well as SOUN but besides NVDA, GOOGL and MSFT are the obvious long term AI holds. I have all 3, and some AMD. I’ll add that most of my NVDA (436 shares as of now ) was purchased from $154-$380 so in your worst case scenario of $800, I’m up way more % than PLTR will be in the same amount of time more than likely. So is this just remorse over not buying early? Sorry, it just makes no sense to be looking for AI investments while shitting on the very company that is making all this possible.

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