@DWessel35 Yes. But as @fintegrate once said (I think it was him): “I prefer not to miss a winner” than just sticking to a hard rule of having few stocks.
Also, my idea is to let the portfolio concentrate itself overtime and cut the smaller positions (the underperformers)
Jensen, for me, is an example that geniouses don’t need to be polarizing. He is a visionary, outstanding operator and leader, but also relatable, likeable and what appears to be a nice guy.
$NVDA
My sensations with $MELI are quite unique. It has been a frustrating stock owning it since April 2024 but, at the same time, today it’s one of the companies I feel most confident in and believe it will be a much bigger company.
@CapexAndChill People don’t give credit to management and don’t listen to calls. Management mentioned 2030 aspirations around ~$78B revenue, ~$30B operating income, so ~11% revenue CAGR and 17% operating-income from today. +1% share buyback, ~18 EPS CAGR. 20 PE, 139$ in 2030. Am I being crazy?
@PrivPubInvestor What are your thoughts on Bloom Energy clearly winning shelf space and how that can impact brand Celsius reacceleration, if any, in 2027?
Not sure @LisaSu gets enough credit for turning around $AMD — when she took over 12 years ago the market cap was under $3 billion and today it hit $1 trillion