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A follower asked me to comment on this Troy post. 1. "Tesla was demand-limted" is obvious. Nobody denies that. It's a pointless point to the bigger point the post tries to cover: why did Tesla sell fewer vehicles than expected? (A). 2. "reduced production throughout 2024" is an obvious consequence of the limited demand at the current price point as Tesla faces deeply discounted vehicle competition. Something he completely ignores. Troy always argues: "Tesla drops price by X, why does Tesla not sell more vehicles?" The simple answer is that there is a very quick competitor responds. 3. "could have easily delivered 12,000 more cars" is the first time we touch on the main topic (A). 4. First, on average, it takes a minimum of about 2 weeks before a just finished vehicle can be recognized as r

Bitcoin!!! To Be or Not to Be....you decide, & while you're deciding, just remember Bitcoin/Microstrategy  is a long play....15-20 years from now!  Microstrategy's no 1 Strategy is to find an asset class that grows over time , outpaces the S&P 500 or any other Exchange and simultaneously protects the wealth any Business  generates over time going forward versus the slow demise of a business over time, and there are many reasons for this namely, a CEO with no vision, lack of R&D to develop or improve or release a new product, and then finally two of the largest factors eroding investor & business's Cash reserves and their base currency over time referred to are ever rising Taxes & Inflation. Taxes may well be a debate for another day as American citiz

 $AMZN Amazon had a few announcements today at CES: Amazon and BMW plan to launch AI-powered features in a limited beta, enabling more conversational trip planning and navigation. Additionally, Amazon and Qualcomm $QCOM announced a technology collaboration to "enable advanced in-vehicle experiences that leverage Qualcomm Technologies’ automotive expertise and Amazon’s AI services and cloud capabilities." Separately, Amazon-owned Ring has partnered with Kidde to introduce Smart Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms featuring "Ring technology built in, offering real-time alerts via the Ring app when unsafe levels are present."

$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$ $ProShares Ultra 7-10 Year Treasury(UST)$ $iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF(IEF)$ Current Situation The Federal Reserve recently lowered rates slightly but indicated that future rate cuts may not occur as previously expected. The updated "dot plot" now shows a slower pace of rate reductions. For example, projections for 2026, which once anticipated rates below 3%, now place them at 3.5%. Similarly, rates for 2025, expected to reach 3%, are now projected to stay at 4%. This reflects a shift in expectations. The Fed has acknowledged that inflation is not returning to the 2% target as quickly as anticipated. The median proje

Will AI Glasses Go Mainstream in 2025? The Consumer Electronics Show (CES), a major tech event, will take placein Las Vegas from January 7 to 10, 2025. This year, with the growing use of AI, AI glasses are expected to be one of the biggest highlights at the event. Just before CES, $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$   revealed a new patent for AR glasses, which could bring big changes to the industry. The market widely believes that AI glasses will be the next device with the potential to become a groundbreaking smart gadget. U.S. stock markets have shown increasing interest in AI glasses. $Vuzix(VUZI)$  , a major supplier of smart glasses, saw its stock jump by 310% in the l

On Tue, 07 Jan 2025 when the first jobs report (JOLTs) was released, its better-than-expected data proved to be a bane for stocks investors, the world over.XOVR fell by -2.18% to an affordable $18.38 per shareIt also begs the question whether now is a right time to add $ERShares Private-Public Crossover ETF(XOVR)$ into one's position or hold further until a clearer picture of where the US market is heading is detected.What do you think ?Help to Repost, so that more will know. Like to encourage ok. Thanks.

Kia ora koolgal, just checking if you had seen that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s comments sent quantum stocks tumbling. Huang projected practical quantum computers are 15–30 years away, recalibrating expectations. Stocks like IonQ and Rigetti fell sharply as investors reassessed commercial viability. Huang noted unresolved challenges like qubit scaling and error correction, delaying breakthroughs. The extended timeline suggests caution for new investors. While the long-term potential is transformative, these stocks remain highly speculative. If investing, focus on firms with strong fundamentals and partnerships, and consider waiting for stabilised valuations. Quantum stocks suit those with a long-term view and high risk tolerance. Happy trading ahead! Cheers, BC 📈🚀🍀🍀🍀//

$NVDA 20250214 120.0 PUT$ NVDA broke the support of $149.99 and $145.97. Not sure how much it will pullback, but the next few support levels to look at are $140.05, and subsequently our golden spot of $131-$133 (maybe $134). We will see. For now, trying to get some cash secured puts in for the premiums.

It's about time the NHTSA is investigating into the use of unsafe Beta software by Tesla. Do we have to wait for someone to die, like it happened with FSD (there are at least two reported cases of death whilst FSD was engaged). Tesla cannot just claim the drivers for their faulty and overhyped software ("can drive from West to East autonomously" and other claims that FSD is "fully autonomous" for years as per Elon Musk). It also can't be that they are falsely advertising their cars like this and then refuse to take responsibility or liability claiming its "Corporate puffery", like their lawyers did already. Consumers/Owners as well as other people need to be protected from harm and injuries!

$Palo Alto Networks(PANW)$   Stock is trading at the support levels of its long term channel. No major negative news materially impacting the company other than an analyst downgrade. Could be a good buying opportunity to enter at between 170 to 175. Would buy the 1 month out call options instead, 31-Jan-2025 strike $175 for $5, just in case it breaks through trend, it doesn't break my bank. Thoughts?

This is going to be great. About the $ 3K machines, companies might save a lot of money that they could spend on the cloud if they could test stuff on their local laptops/desktops. They probably will save more money than they would spend on buying those machines with Nvidia chips. I like it.