Everyone on fintwit should be required to show their returns before commenting on markets.
Most of these fools donโt have a clue what they are doing.
Stop clogging up my feed with your nonsense โtechnicalsโ and fear porn ๐
@Polymarket So XAI, a flaming pile of dogshit, is supposed to go from 0 to Apple size in 4 years ๐ ๐ ๐
I want whatever that analyst was having.
Google is reportedly planning to sell up to $80B in new shares to fund growth, with Berkshire Hathaway said to be considering a $10B investment in $GOOGL.
Some companies like $RDDT sell data to the LLM model makers
Others like Scale, sell their network to facilitate new data being produced.
$CHGG is the only company that can do both. I expect this thing to scream at some point soon.
@saipavangt A lot higher. If they execute on even a fraction of their potential here it sees $10 easily imo. $20+ isnโt out of the question either tbh.
https://t.co/MLo9RW0TY4
Data will become one of the most important inputs for LLMs as we go forward.
Differentiated high quality data will be key for the winner of the AI race.
$chgg is uniquely positioned to deliver that data. Itโs why they are working with all the top labs.
@Sandeman52@TripleNetInvest@GibberCapital 100%
If you are paying someone to manage your money, they better be crushing spy year in and year out.
Otherwise just park it in an index fund.
@BCitarella42847@jrouldz Yep.
It also has a healthy balance sheet with a net cash position and strong cash flows.
The skilling business is healthy and growing at a decent clip too.
But the real story is the Aristotle business they launched a couple weeks ago.
$CHGG could spin out Aristotle to compete with scale and surge.
They have a better/bigger network than both and even with just a fraction of the scale/surge valuation, could 20x from here.
@Slim20359096@HyperTechInvest Not the dataset. The network to train models.
Surge has a fraction the size of the network and staff while being valued at $250/share $CHGG equivalent.
The dataset is just a nice to have on top.
@bbluesshirt Chegg has 250k experts with a network they built over a decade. They have a billion artifacts and 180m Q&As in their database.
Surge has like 50k contractors and 100 employees lol
Itโs retarded not to see the structural advantages here.