I THINK $AMZN WILL BE WORTH SIGNIFICANTLY MORE IN 5 YEARS.
AWS is still growing.
AI demand is accelerating.
Robotics could transform margins.
And I don’t think Wall Street is pricing it all in.
$AMZN bears, what’s the strongest argument against owning it?
@ChrisGPT The United States continues to lead the global AI race and lead in frontier models and compute. However, China is rapidly closing that gap.
Meanwhile, Europe is falling behind. Europe remains constrained by regulation, lack of investment, and a minimal infrastructure.
I THINK WALL STREET IS UNDERESTIMATING $GOOGL.
Search generates enormous cash flow.
YouTube is a massive business on its own.
Google Cloud benefits from growing AI demand.
Waymo could become a major business.
$GOOGL bears, what am I missing?
WHAT IS THE MOST UNDERVALUED STOCK IN THE MARKET RIGHT NOW?
Not the most popular.
Not the fastest growing.
The one Wall Street is genuinely mispricing.
I’ll go first: $AMZN.
What’s yours?
I THINK AMAZON IS ONE OF THE MOST UNDERVALUED MEGACAP STOCKS.
AWS is benefiting from exploding AI demand.
Robotics could dramatically reduce operating costs.
Both could drive substantially higher free cash flow.
$AMZN bears, tell me why I'm wrong.
TESLA AND SPACEX MERGER ODDS JUST HIT 55%.
A flying Roadster.
Two Elon Musk companies potentially becoming one.
$TSLA shareholders, would you support this merger?
THE BIGGEST WINNER FROM ROBOTAXIS MIGHT NOT BE $TSLA.
$TSLA builds the vehicles.
$GOOGL owns Waymo.
$NVDA supplies the computing power.
$UBER connects riders with transportation.
Who captures the most value over the next 10 years?
The hardest trade is doing nothing while a stock you like keeps falling.
Down 55% from the high doesn't mean it can't go down another 30%.
Size small, wait for confirmation, and never average down without a plan.
$ONDS levels going into Monday 👇
Support: $5.50-$6
Resistance: $7 (old support, now ceiling)
Reclaim $7 and the picture changes.
Lose $5.50 and the next leg down likely opens.
Not financial advice.
3 things I check before buying a stock that's down 50%+:
1. Is the drop from the price or from the business? Cheaper isn't the same as better.
2. Is there a base? Higher lows, not just a bounce.
3. Where's my exit if I'm wrong?
Most people only check #1.