Nice earnings from $amsc, EPS guidance a little weak, but revenue guidance and backlog looks great. From the earnings report: "surging data center demand", I think the market is overlooking this data center play
I recently reviewed my last 10 years and the majority of money I've made on any individual stock/investment was made in a 12-24 month period.
eth -> 2017-2018
$net -> 2019-2021
$tsla -> 2019-2021
$crox -> 2020-2021
$sqqq -> 2022
$smci -> 2023-2024
$celh -> 2023-2024
btc -> 2023-2025
$soxl -> 2025-2026
$mu 2025-> ?
Still holding tsla, mu, btc, but interesting to see that sometimes buying and holding forever may not be the best strategy. I think forever long $qqqm and holding 3-6 individual names for 12-24 months can work extremely well. My annualized return is over 40% since 2019, no options. (includes taxes).
@Cellgoliath That risk is addressed in their S-1 but only because TSMC may prioritize other companies, clearly it's something management is addressing. The fact that TSMC is hitting production capacity limits is a huge risk for all chip companies that the market is kind of ignoring right now
@Cellgoliath No target but I would imagine they target $160-$180 for IPO [hiive has them at $160] and hit market at $180-$220. From there who knows but if chips continue to be strong and they sign some more deals I think $300-$400 is possible this year.
@rishabhg21 @citrini $25b in backlog, mostly from OpenAI yes, but look at all other AI hardware right now. Not to mention their API which is great for using open source models.
@Citrini7 Or you short $LPLA near $400 and cover thinking it'll retest $400 but then the market realizes that $LPLA should not exist in an AI world 2 hours later