Not gonna lie. I am just best at picking winners and selling them FAAAR too early and holding my losers too long
Palantir bought at 7 sold at 17
Rocket lab bought at 3.70 and sold at 6
Open bought at 0.9 sold a 2.70
Cameco bought at 9.70 sold at 19
TSM bought at 80 sold at 120
Why the fuck can't I just hold a winner
9/26 $120$HOOD Call 10/17 $120 $CRWV Call and $1k of $TSM stock ( will wait for a little more dip to get calls and try to play earnings momentum ) best of luck to me !
I’m still building my position in TSM and HOOD. Stocks that support addictions are one of my guilty agendas, and HOOD is moving into online gambling and building a social platform. This is just the beginning of the retail trader, and the value of the dollar is likely to fall further with more rate cuts. Many companies are still valued the same as they were a year ago (in USD) but their absolute value is lower still.
I don’t have an excuse for TSM. The fundamentals are solid and their profit margin is wacky? The chart is handsome?
Anyone that missed the ORCL, NBIS, CRWV gains- don't forget that these companies are taking on debt to build data centers because hyperscalers (Microsoft/Amazon/Google) would rather not make this kind of capital expenditures directly.
The real winners will be the companies that sell to the AI data center companies:
* Chips: NVDA, AMD, AVGO, TSM, MRVL, INTC(?), QCOM(?), ...
* Memory: MU, ...
* Networking: ANET, AVGO, NVDA,...
* Power/cooling: VRT, ...
* Raw materials: AMAT, LRCX
* Chip Design: SNPS, CDNS, ARM
* Lithography: ASML
* Electricity: CEG, OKLO, VST, GEV...
At this point I can't choose between MU and TSM to put a bit of extra cash into, should probably be TSM but the upside isn't that compelling anymore in the short-medium term
ORCL, NBIS, CRWV are building massive data centers. What are some good pick and shovel plays???
* Chips: NVDA, AMD, AVGO, TSM, MRVL, INTC(?), QCOM(?), ...
* Memory: MU, ...
* Networking: ANET, AVGO, NVDA,...
* Power/cooling: VRT, ...
* Raw materials: AMAT, LRCX
* Chip Design: SNPS, CDNS, ARM
* Lithography: ASML
* Electricity: CEG, OKLO, VST, GEV...
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