To The Moon

The interplay between a stock's price and an investor's decision-making process is a fascinating one, and it's precisely what we shall examine here. A key aspect of this examination, as you rightly point out, lies in the often-overlooked mathematical equivalence of owning a single high-priced share versus multiple lower-priced shares, given the same capital outlay. Logically, the percentage return should be identical. However, the human element, the psychological tug, is undeniable in the realm of investing. For the everyday investor, that four-figure price tag on a stock like Netflix can indeed feel substantial, perhaps even prohibitive. It creates a perception of inaccessibility, a feeling that one is buying a significant, and therefore potentially riskier, chunk of a company. Conversely

To the average person, China’s huge trade surplus is a result of sending enormous amounts of “cheap useless stuff” and “fidget spinners” through Temu.But that couldn’t be further from the truth.Most of the labor-intensive, low-value, low-cost manufacturing that helped build China in the 90s already moved to other neighboring countries.Looking at the list of top categories of China exports to the US, 3 of top 5 are high value products (home appliances, electronics, optical/medical instruments). China depends on the US for a large portion of its higher value exports. That’s problematic for Chinese manufacturers who will have to make contingencies in case US buyers cannot absorb the tariffs.But it’s also difficult to replicate these higher value manufacturing capabilities anywhere else due to

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$   Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) shares extended their losses Thursday, shedding nearly 3%, following a 7% drop the previous session after the U.S. imposed fresh restrictions on AI chip exports to China. The two-day selloff has erased around $266 billion in market capitalization, pulling Nvidia's valuation down to about $2.47 trillion. Warning! It's time to buy NVDA and fight tooth and nail against the trends as the only way is up now ! The U.S. government's move, targeting Nvidia's H20 chips, blocks sales to Chinese firms such as ByteDance and Alibaba (NYSE:BABA). As a result, Nvidia now expects a $5.5 billion hit to first-quarter revenue due to halted deliveries. UBS Group (NYSE:UBS) has revised its