@elonmusk@Yuchenj_UW Nothing more than a distraction tactic. I really don't see what's so appealing about the TSLA anymore; it's not even as good as Toyota. It's only propped up by the merger news, while Spcx's stock price plummeted by 9% due to the TSLA merger announcement. $TSLA $NBIS $CRWV $SPCX
If the Democrats take control of both the Senate and the House, I think Tesla might collapse. SpaceX, on the other hand, should be fine—its growth prospects are relatively clear. $TSLA $SPCX
CRWV and IREN are currently at their 52-w lows, whereas NBIS remains at an inflated valuation, driven by a barrage of scams and paid shills. Furthermore, the issue of high interest rates and borrowing costs has fundamentally undermined the growth thesis for NEOCLAUD. $NBIS $CRWV
@BP_Investments_ NBIS is full of scammers and shills; they have no interest in the truth and are just trying to trick retail investors into becoming "bag holders." $NBIS $CRWV
@TravisHoium Yes, NEOCLAUD’s business model is a classic case of being squeezed from both ends: hardware vendors on one side and model developers on the other, with interest rates on loans in the mix—leaving them with no real control over their own profit margins. $NBIS
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Keep this in mind: how to spot a scammer's X account—legitimate investors do not repeatedly post about the same stock every day, claiming that "you'll regret it for a lifetime if you don't buy it." $NBIS $CRWV $IREN $SPCX $NVDA What I am referring to here is...NBIS
$NBIS This stock's 50-billion market cap is driven by hype on Twitter; that is how most "scam stocks" and manipulated stocks operate—it’s utterly farcical.
It is quite clear that $CRWV genuinely believes in the prospects of the NEOCLAUD business. In contrast, $NBIS is primarily focused on capitalizing on the AI craze to drive up its stock price by controlling financial costs, thereby securing profits in the secondary market.$SPCX