1.10^55 = 189
55 consecutive trades with 10% gain is what you need to turn $50,000 into $10 million.
Pretty easy if you are a politician or bureaucrat in higher ranks calling the shots or with access to insider information.
Once youve been at a tech company for 4 years the choice is:
- Grind and struggle for 2 years for a promo and a 20% comp increase
- jump ship and 1.5-2.5x pay increase but you lose all your status and connections
People buying $TEAM and $WDAY like maniacs I have a question for you. Have you ever used their products??
Have you ever tried JIRA?
Have you ever been to Workday website?
Can't believe stupid retail and hedgies buying into such crap SaaS
@DavidWeinetayg Yup you're right. All their earnings over next few years will dramatically increase their P/B ratio.
I remember buying $INTC at $20 at 100B mcap when everyone said it was dying because of it's P/B ratio. It was trading less than it's book value then
Samsung is a good buy I feel. You get exposure to memory as well as semi fab manufacturing along with consumer electronics robotics.
I think Samsung is like a semi tech ETF
@DavidWeinetayg Yup their foundry business is often overlooked but it's very good.
Robotics is like an extension of consumer electronics and Samsung is leader at it.
SK Hynix is part of Hyundai family and Hyundai owns Boston Dynamics so definitely SK Hynix has indirect robotics connection.
BREAKING: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reported a net worth of under $100,000 in her latest financial disclosure and is still carrying student loan debt dating back to 2007.
Covered call ETFs aren't inherently bad, people just misuse them all the time. You're basically trading away long-term growth for high income right now by selling calls. Fine if you're retired and need the cash flow, but they lag in bull markets and don't really protect you on the downside.
Don’t short cyber on valuation. Nobody bidding those cares about that.
With the exception of 2-3 names the entire software trade is pretty much played out. r/r are mediocre at best and risks are higher.
I am now out of all software except msft/orcl.
Market makers possibly want to accumulate memory stocks like $MU $SKHY $DRAM that's why they are launching all these hit pieces I guess.
Memory stocks are already down 50% from their peaks.
Only regarded folks will sell memory to buy optics stocks that are up 50% now