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@Joseph_Invests

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@Joseph_Invests 47,756 shares, average cost: $23.05😂

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

@Joseph_Invests I believe we will win.

[James Carter @Prime___Capital]

🚨 $NBIS has fallen below $110. I'm still BULLISH.

Two brutal days of selling. The bulls are being tested.

But let's not forget:
✅ Strong Q3 earnings
✅ Rapid revenue growth
✅ Massive demand for AI infrastructure
I'm watching the $100 level closely. If it holds, a strong rebound could be next.
My long-term target remains $300+.
I'm not changing my conviction because of a short-term selloff.

Who's still holding $NBIS?

Follow me for more updates. Let's see where this goes together!

[James Carter @Prime___Capital]

Weeks of red. Still hurts.

Every time I think $IREN has bottomed, it drops again.

47,756 shares.
Down 15.49%.
Still holding.
Not gonna lie, it's been rough. But I'm in this for the long run.
No panic selling. Let's see how this plays out.

Who's still holding $IREN with me?

Follow me. Let's see how this story unfolds together.

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

@RachelTan_SG I don’t feel that the current price is the bottom.

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

Warren Buffett: “There’s no need to panic just because a stock falls 50%.”

Investor: “What should I do if a stock drops 50%?”

Buffett: “First, you need to understand what owning a stock actually means.”

Investor: “What do you mean?”

Buffett: “When you buy a stock, you must be prepared for the possibility that it could lose more than half its value.”

Investor: “But that means losing half my wealth.”

Buffett: “Exactly.”

Investor: “Wouldn’t that scare you into selling?”

Buffett: “Berkshire Hathaway shares have fallen roughly 50% on three separate occasions.”

Investor: “Even Berkshire?”

Buffett: “Yes.”

Investor: “Was the business itself in trouble?”

Buffett: “Not necessarily. There was nothing fundamentally wrong with the business.”

Investor: “Then why did the stock collapse?”

Buffett: “Because stock prices and business value don't always move together.”

Investor: “Still, a 50% decline is terrifying.”

Buffett: “That's exactly why you should never invest with borrowed money.”

Investor: “Why?”

Buffett: “Because when prices collapse, leverage can force you to sell at the worst possible time.”

Investor: “So when should I buy?”

Buffett: “Nobody can consistently predict the exact bottom. Nobody.”

Investor: “So buying today doesn't guarantee I've made the right decision?”

Buffett: “Of course not.”

Investor: “Then why keep investing?”

Buffett: “Because I think in terms of 20 or 30 years, not 20 or 30 days.”

This is a lesson every investor should understand.

It doesn't mean you should hold every stock forever.

If a company's fundamentals deteriorate, its competitive advantage weakens, or its long-term prospects change, selling may be the right decision.

But selling simply because the stock price has dropped is a very different thing.

The hardest part of investing isn't buying at the bottom or selling at the top.

It's having the discipline to separate market sentiment from business fundamentals.

A market crash doesn't just test your portfolio. It tests your investment philosophy.

The real question is:

When your portfolio is down 50%, will you have the conviction to think independently — or will fear make the decision for you?

Invest with a long-term mindset. Never risk money you cannot afford to lose.

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

As a reference, I've called:
$NBIS at $20 → +1,399%
$RKLB at $16 → +844%
$AMD at $100 → +505%
$ASTS at $20 → +569%
$PLTR at $40 → +419%

I’m always looking for the next big opportunity before the crowd.

Follow now. The next alert could be the one you don’t want to miss.

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

Warren Buffett: “There’s no need to panic just because a stock falls 50%.”

Investor: “What should I do if a stock drops 50%?”

Buffett: “First, you need to understand what owning a stock actually means.”

Investor: “What do you mean?”

Buffett: “When you buy a stock, you must be prepared for the possibility that it could lose more than half its value.”

Investor: “But that means losing half my wealth.”

Buffett: “Exactly.”

Investor: “Wouldn’t that scare you into selling?”

Buffett: “Berkshire Hathaway shares have fallen roughly 50% on three separate occasions.”

Investor: “Even Berkshire?”

Buffett: “Yes.”

Investor: “Was the business itself in trouble?”

Buffett: “Not necessarily. There was nothing fundamentally wrong with the business.”

Investor: “Then why did the stock collapse?”

Buffett: “Because stock prices and business value don't always move together.”

Investor: “Still, a 50% decline is terrifying.”

Buffett: “That's exactly why you should never invest with borrowed money.”

Investor: “Why?”

Buffett: “Because when prices collapse, leverage can force you to sell at the worst possible time.”

Investor: “So when should I buy?”

Buffett: “Nobody can consistently predict the exact bottom. Nobody.”

Investor: “So buying today doesn't guarantee I've made the right decision?”

Buffett: “Of course not.”

Investor: “Then why keep investing?”

Buffett: “Because I think in terms of 20 or 30 years, not 20 or 30 days.”

This is a lesson every investor should understand.

It doesn't mean you should hold every stock forever.

If a company's fundamentals deteriorate, its competitive advantage weakens, or its long-term prospects change, selling may be the right decision.

But selling simply because the stock price has dropped is a very different thing.

The hardest part of investing isn't buying at the bottom or selling at the top.

It's having the discipline to separate market sentiment from business fundamentals.

A market crash doesn't just test your portfolio. It tests your investment philosophy.

The real question is:

When your portfolio is down 50%, will you have the conviction to think independently — or will fear make the decision for you?

Invest with a long-term mindset. Never risk money you cannot afford to lose.

[James Carter @Prime___Capital]

🚨 $CRWV $NBIS $IREN — AI DEMAND IS NOT THE PROBLEM. EXECUTION IS!

The latest Q3 earnings from the three leading neocloud companies sent a clear message:

Demand is booming. Revenue is growing. But the real challenge is turning massive contracts into actual deliveries, revenue, and cash flow.

📊 Here's how the three companies compare:

🔹 $CRWV — CoreWeave
• Revenue: $3.661B, up 168% YoY
• Backlog: $132.5B
• 2027 capacity is nearly sold out.
Strength: Strong pricing power and massive customer demand.
Risk: Heavy debt and rising interest expenses.
🔹 $NBIS — Nebius
• Revenue: $981M, up 571% YoY
• Cash: $7.4B
• Customer prepayments cover more than 100% of related CapEx.

Strength: Rapid growth and relatively strong financing structure.

Risk: Data center delays and pressure on revenue guidance.

🔹 $IREN — IREN
• AI Cloud revenue: $200M, up 182% QoQ
• AI gross margin: approximately 86%
• Contract backlog: $20.3B.
Strength: Power capacity, major customer contracts, and strong AI margins.
Risk: Microsoft project delays and ARR targets pushed into early 2027.
🔥 MY BIGGEST TAKEAWAYS:

1️⃣ AI computing demand remains strong.

2️⃣ Data center delivery is becoming a major competitive advantage.

3️⃣ Customer prepayments are changing how infrastructure gets financed.
4️⃣ Power availability and GPU utilization will determine long-term profitability.
5️⃣ Backlog doesn't equal cash flow. Execution is everything.
I'm watching $IREN, $NBIS, and $CRWV closely over the next few quarters.

AI DEMAND IS REAL. NOW EXECUTION MUST PROVE THE VALUE.

Which company do you think will emerge as the biggest winner?

Like ， Repost ， Follow for more AI infrastructure insights! 🚀

[Eason Brooks @EasonBrooksQ]

I'm 55, retired from Vanguard Group , have spent decades studying the markets. Here's my advice for November 13:

1. $NVDA — The bad news is out. It's time to buy

[Prime Capital @Prime__Capital]

$ASTS

$ASTS THE BLACKLIFT VISION COULD CHANGE EVERYTHING.

Most investors are focused on AST SpaceMobile's satellites.

But I’m paying attention to something much bigger: BlackLift.

Why?

Because ASTS may be moving toward greater control over its own launch and deployment infrastructure.

Here's why that matters:

• MORE CONTROL: Potentially reduce long-term dependence on third-party launch providers.

• FASTER DEPLOYMENT: Greater flexibility over satellite launch schedules.

• SCALABILITY: Better alignment between launch capacity and constellation expansion.

• LONG-TERM ADVANTAGE: BlackLift could become an important part of ASTS's infrastructure strategy.

Of course, this is not guaranteed.

Development, testing, financing, and execution remain major challenges. The 2028 timeline still needs to be proven.

But think about the bigger picture:

ASTS isn't just trying to build a satellite network. It's exploring how to control more of the infrastructure needed to scale it.

The vision is getting bigger. Now execution needs to catch up.

$ASTS holders: Is BlackLift a potential game-changer or an unnecessary execution risk?

I'm watching every milestone.

If you find this analysis useful, please LIKE, REPOST, and FOLLOW.

Let's see how far $ASTS can go. 🚀

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

$NVDA CEO, Jensen Huang, is basically saying that the EASIEST way to get RICH is to buy the AI Bottleneck Suppliers to Nvidia.

Here are 5 stocks that can 10x:

1. $IREN

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

As a reference, I've called:
$NBIS at $20 → +1,399%
$RKLB at $16 → +844%
$AMD at $100 → +505%
$ASTS at $20 → +569%
$PLTR at $40 → +419%
I’m always looking for the next big opportunity before the crowd. 📷
Follow now. The next alert could be the one you don’t want to miss.

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

$NVDA CEO, Jensen Huang, is basically saying that the EASIEST way to get RICH is to buy the AI Bottleneck Suppliers to Nvidia.

Here are 5 stocks that can 10x:

1. $IREN

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

5️⃣ $CIFR — Expanding into AI data centers and high-performance computing. One infrastructure play worth watching.

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

4️⃣ $APLD — AI needs data centers and power. Applied Digital is building the infrastructure to meet that demand.

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

3️⃣ $NBIS — AI cloud demand is growing fast. Nebius could become a major AI infrastructure player.

[Deep Blue Investor @DeepBlueInvest]

2️⃣ $CRWV — GPU computing is the backbone of AI. CoreWeave is positioned right in the middle of this opportunity.