I think $TSLA is headed under $300 and $SPCX could hit $100 soon. Both are trading at over 175x FY’26 P/E, which feels way too high as AI hype keeps cooling down.
This is shaping up to be one of the worst days for semiconductors this year.
Market's reacting to a few things:
- A Chinese state-backed firm started mass-producing its own DUV litho machines. Worry that it'll cut China's reliance on ASML & hurt future equipment sales.
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Warren Buffett averaged 19.7% returns yearly for 60 years.
To put that in perspective:
If you invested $100,000 today and never added more... with that same 19.7% over 60 years, you'd end up with nearly $4.85 billion.
Mind blowing 🤯
🚨 This signal has never failed.
The first green dorito on $BTC since 2022 just appeared.
The last one nailed the bottom exactly 4 years ago.
RSI bullish divergence is backing it up now.
Another cycle is loading.
Most people picture retirement as doing nothing forever.
The real version is still working, just on things you chose, at a pace you set, with the freedom to walk away whenever.
Wealth tips people don't talk about:
▪️Staying out of debt
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▪️Not burning cash
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🚨 Gold might be gearing up for something wild
It’s already dropped nearly 30% from its all-time high.
Everyone’s betting on more drops.
That’s usually when things flip hard. 💥
Just in 🚨: South Korea's stock market tanked almost 8% today. They've dropped 18.5% from last month's record high and are about to hit bear market territory 📉🐻
BREAKING: OpenAI has proposed giving the Trump Administration a 5% stake in the company to "clear political obstacles," per FT.
Details include:
1. Sam Altman has argued that giving the public a financial stake in the company is the best way to share the upside of AI
Breaking news 🚨
Heard Sam Altman and OpenAI are in talks with the US government to hand them a 5% slice of the company - according to Financial Times 🇺🇸
Apple's looking to buy memory chips from two Chinese semiconductor companies that are actually on the Pentagon's blacklist. They're trying to deal with the global chip shortage. 🇨🇳 #Bloomberg
Big news: US M2 money supply jumped by $247.8 billion in May, hitting a record $23.1 trillion 🤯
That's the biggest monthly rise since May 2021.
So far this year, it's up $698.6 billion—the largest Jan-May increase in 5 years.
Money supply is now $1.3 trillion above th