What do you guys think of $SPCE ? I got some more with this “discount” price. Are you guys holding it until the IPO. Any advice and knowledge on the topic is appreciated.
In 2018, Apple became the first company on the stock exchange, to reach a 1 Trillion dollar valuation, and people thought it was the top of the cycle back then..
2026: Elon Musk's personal net worth just surpassed 1 trillion, now stands at a whopping 1.1 trillion!
I think now is a good time to re evaluate your portfolio, and position yourself away from tech as much as possible.
This is a strange time, because while there is a few overvalued companies, such as space x, there is also many deals to be had at the same time. Stay careful out there! :)
AI is sucking all the liquidity out of crypto right now and that's actually the bull case
Crypto's been bleeding sideways for weeks and probably has further to go but the reason behind it is actually bullish if you stop and think about it.
Look at the S&P. ATHs every other day until you actually look under the hood. Strip out about 7 AI names and the rest of the index is flat to down since the Iran situation kicked off. Same with emerging markets take out TSMC, Samsung and a couple memory names and EM is getting wrecked. The entire global market is one trade right now and that trade is AI.
The same is happening to Bitcoin. Every dollar of speculative cash that'd normally cycle into crypto during a consolidation is getting hoovered up by Nvidia, the memory names, and now the software layer that's starting to rerate. Throw in oil up roughly 50% since the war started and commodities are sucking liquidity too. Anything that isn't AI, energy or directly correlated is flat to bleeding, bitcoin included.
This is where it gets interesting though. That liquidity doesn't disappear, it rotates. The AI trade has been moving through layers for three years now semis ran first, then memory rerated, now software is doing its parabolic thing because AI is finally driving revenue at the app layer. Each leg took a while but capital eventually showed up.
Crypto's next in line. Blockchain is literally the infrastructure the agent economy needs - authentication, identity, machine to machine payments. None of that runs cleanly on traditional rails. Once AI agents start transacting on their own at scale, the only systems built for that volume are crypto rails. Wall Street isn't pricing it yet because they're still cashing out of the obvious trades. But the rotation always comes.
Hard part though is the waiting. Most painful stretch of every cycle is right before the move, when everyone's convinced the thing is broken and smart money is already positioned. Conviction cracks because price has been disagreeing with you for months and that's where most people fold..
What separates the ones who make it from the ones who don't is usually pretty boring. The people who hold through this kind of stretch are the ones who got their stack working in the background instead of just staring at the chart. Mine's been on Nexo earning during the whole drawdown, so even on the worst red days the bag's technically growing. Most people fold because they're sitting in dead cash watching AI run and the opportunity cost gets unbearable. When your money's at least doing something the waiting gets a lot easier.
The bull case isn't that everyone's wrong about AI. It's that everyone's right, and crypto is the next leg of the trade they haven't taken yet.
5 stocks that could be much bigger companies by 2030.
I've been trying to build a watchlist focused less on what might happen next quarter and more on which companies could look dramatically different by the end of the decade.
The first name that stands out is $RKLB. Most investors still view the company primarily through the lens of launches, but I think the long term opportunity could end up being much larger if space infrastructure continues expanding over the next several years.
Another company I keep returning to is $ASTS. The risks are obvious, but so is the potential upside if satellite to phone connectivity becomes commercially successful at scale.
$HIMS is also on my list because it continues building a recognizable healthcare platform in a sector that remains highly fragmented.
I also think $IONQ deserves attention as a long term bet on quantum computing. The timeline remains uncertain, but the potential market size keeps it on my radar.
Finally, $SOFI continues to execute while many investors remain skeptical of fintech as a sector.
None of these are guaranteed winners, but they are among the companies I could realistically imagine being several times larger by 2030.
SpaceX IPO is finally here. Are you guys buying?
The hype is real but i have seen a lot of bear cases and worry surrounding the IPO lately.
What's the move here?
Don’t trade these stocks at all:
$TE
$WYFI
$SATL
$PENG
$OUST
$ONDS
$NBIS
$OSS
$HYLN
$DOCN
$AXTI
$AAOI
$AMPX
$IREN
$CIFR
Hold them! Hardest part of investing is patience. Once you master it, compounding can change our life!
You have $100k right NOW
You can only invest in 3 out of the 16 listed at THESE levels
Which ones offer the best opportunity?
1. $AMZN
2. $NOW
3. $ASTS
4. $SOFI
5. $HOOD
6. $HIMS
7. $OSCR
8. $META
9. $ZETA
10. $PLTR
11. $ONDS
12. $AMD
13. $RKLB
14. $MU
15. $CRDO
16. $AAOI
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to take major stakes in AI companies.
Major stocks to benefit:
AI Infrastructure / Data Centers
$NBIS
$DELL
$IREN
$CIFR
$PENG
AI Software
$PLTR
$DOCN
Semiconductors
$MRVL
$INTC
$ALAB
$MXL
$MRAM
$AMBQ
Power Semiconductors
$NVTS
$VSH
Optical Networking / Photonics
$AAOI
$LITE
$LPTH
$CRDO
$AXTI
$NOK
Memory / Storage
$SNDK
$WDC
$STX
Distributed Power
$EOSE
$HYLN
$BE
$TE
Quantum Computing
$IONQ
$GOOGL is the only MAG7 worth owning (and first to 10T market cap).
it is a good time to add to $GOOGL in your core sleeve.
TSLA and the upcoming SPCX is shit show in hyping and financial gimmicky
META fucked up by hiring Yan LeCunn and has likely miss the AI supertrain
MSFT is a boring enterprise software play it's Microsoft Windows with a non visionary CEO.
AAPL remains an smartphone company after decades on the market and no innovation. Completely missed the AI train.
NVDA is overbrought facing diminishing market share from open-sourced competitors AMD and ASICS AVGO.
GOOGL has the valuable data (YouTube, Gmail), AI talent (Gemini), and a bunch of other optionality (self driving car, quantum computing), they will likely hit $10T by the end of the decade.