As a reference, I've called:
$NBIS at $20 -> flew +1399%
$RKLB at $16 -> flew +844%
$AMD at $100 -> flew +505%
$ASTS at $20 -> flew +569%
$PLTR at $40 -> flew +419%
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Gold is crashing.
Silver is crashing.
Stocks are crashing.
Bitcoin is crashing. 🩸
Hey @grok, when everything crashes together, what does this REALLY mean? And what happens NEXT?
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$NVDA — BUY at $155–$160. The bad news has been fully priced in. It's time to buy.
$AMD — Strong AI growth, but don't chase after the recent rally.
$TSLA — Huge long-term potential, but valuation remains a concern. Don't buy for now.
$AVGO — Buy at $325–$335
$QCOM — Buy at $165–$170
$MRVL — Buy at $154–$160
$ANET — Buy at $186–$191
$TSM — Buy at $390–$402
$MU — Don't chase after the recent rally.
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I'm 57, retired from Berkshire Hathaway, and have spent decades studying the markets. Here's my advice for November 13:
$NVDA: The bad news is out. It's time to buy.
I understand your concern. Government pressure is worth watching, but NVIDIA's fundamentals, AI demand, and competitive position matter too. I prefer to focus on the long-term picture rather than short-term headlines.
$MU: Forward P/E 4.52. PEG 0.08.
$NVDA: Forward P/E 13.73. PEG 0.27.
$AMD: Forward P/E 38.88. PEG 0.56.
These businesses deserve different multiples. This isn’t an apples-to-apples ranking.
My view: Micron has the most interesting valuation of these three, but its earnings also need the most careful cycle analysis.
If strong memory earnings last longer than investors expect, today’s multiple could prove attractive.
If earnings are near a temporary peak, the low P/E can be misleading.
My preference: a measured position in $MU over chasing a stock simply because its chart is stronger.
Low valuation is an opportunity to investigate, not a promise of easy money.
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I'm 57, retired from Berkshire Hathaway, and have spent decades studying the markets.
My November 12 call:
$NVDA at $166.19: Buy gradually for the long term.
The CEO has changed. That alone doesn’t erase the business.
Here’s my reasoning. 👇
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Biggest regret people will have in 2027: Not building a serious position in $NBIS + $CRDO + $ALAB in late 2026.
The AI data center and high-bandwidth interconnect boom is just starting to accelerate.
The window is still open... but it’s closing fast.
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Biggest regrets from 2021-2024:
• Not buying the $TSLA dip at $100
• Not going heavy on $NVDA before the split
• Not loading up on $SMCI while it was still under $30
• Not getting into $PLTR in the single digits
• Not adding hard to $AMD in the $60-70 range
Biggest regret people will have in 2027:
Each week, I share 2–3 stock ideas, my buy and sell signals, and daily pre-market analysis in my WhatsApp community.
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Each week, I share 2–3 stock ideas, my buy and sell signals, and daily pre-market analysis in my WhatsApp community.
We look at potential catalysts, key levels, and risks, with real-time phone guidance.
We welcome diverse perspectives, suggestions, and experiences. Every member is encouraged to share their own unique insights.
Looking for stocks with potential 10x upside? Come see the research behind the ideas.
If this helps you, like + follow + share.
To join our investing community, visit my profile and contact me directly through the link there. Send “X” on WhatsApp, and I'll help you get started.
Warren Buffett: “There’s no need to panic even if a stock falls 50%.”
Investor: “If a stock drops 50%, what should I do?”
Buffett: “First, you need to understand what a stock is.”
Investor: “What do you mean?”
Buffett: “If you buy stocks, you must be prepared for the possibility that they could fall more than 50%.”
Investor: “But my wealth would be cut in half.”
Buffett: “That’s right.”
Investor: “Wouldn’t that normally scare you and make you want to sell?”
Buffett: “In fact, Berkshire shares have also fallen around 50% on three occasions in the past.”
Investor: “Even Buffett’s own company?”
Buffett: “Yes.”
Investor: “And was the company still well managed during those periods?”
Buffett: “There was nothing wrong with the business itself.”
Investor: “Then why did the stock price collapse?”
Buffett: “Because a stock’s price and the value of the business don’t always move together.”
Investor: “Still, those declines are frightening.”
Buffett: “That’s why you shouldn’t buy stocks with borrowed money.”
Investor: “Why?”
Buffett: “Because when the price falls, you won’t be able to withstand it.”
Investor: “Then when should you buy?”
Buffett: “Nobody can pinpoint the exact bottom. Nobody.”
Investor: “So buying today doesn’t guarantee it’s the right decision either?”
Buffett: “Of course.”
Investor: “And you still invest?”
Buffett: “Because I think long term, over 20 or 30 years.”
This is something every investor should consider at least once.
Of course, it doesn’t mean you should hold every stock no matter what.
If a company’s results or prospects deteriorate, you should consider selling.
However, many people sell hastily simply because the price has fallen.
The hardest part of investing isn’t buying at the bottom or selling at the top.
It’s being able to calmly evaluate the business you’ve put your trust in, even when the market is turbulent.
I believe it’s precisely during a market crash that an investor’s true mindset is put to the test.
For reference, here are my past calls:
$NBIS at $20 → surged +1399%
$RKLB at $16 → surged +844%
$AMD at $122 → surged +439%
$ASTS at $20 → surged +569%
$PLTR at $40 → surged +419%
Big moves start with an idea. I share the research, catalysts, and risks behind the stocks on my radar.
Follow me for more stock ideas and market insights.
For reference, here are my past calls:
$NBIS at $20 → surged +1399%
$RKLB at $16 → surged +844%
$AMD at $122 → surged +439%
$ASTS at $20 → surged +569%
$PLTR at $40 → surged +419%
Big moves start with an idea. I share the research, catalysts, and risks behind the stocks on my radar.
Follow me for more stock ideas and market insights.
As a reference, I've called:
$NBIS at $20 -> flew +1399%
$RKLB at $16 -> flew +844%
$AMD at $100 -> flew +505%
$ASTS at $20 -> flew +569%
$PLTR at $40 -> flew +419%
I’ve consistently outperformed the markets, making generational-wealth trades you don't want to miss.
Many will regret not following me for more.
OMG SHE JUST DID IT AGAIN
Nancy Pelosi has 85% of her portfolio in just 5 stocks.
This is how the House Democrat is invested right now:
1) $NVDA – 16.0% of portfolio