MomentumPython1337
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yeah you want to be in a multi-billion dollar industry when you can be in a MULTI-TRILLION dollar industry that's the software or the AI stocks.
yes 4 billion is a lot when you compare it to googl with more than 100 billion in cash alone (not counting their non-cash assets) or apple with 67 billion in cash.
99% debt-free means nothing lol that's a low bar for a company in fact i would be worried if a company has so little debt because that means they might not be spending enough on CapEx they might not be innovating enough into R&D they might not be spending enough on customer acquisition that's why they don't need to borrow. always 2 sides to a coin, mate
take no salary, again means very little because you have many Fortune500 companies CEOs take 1$ salary but in exchange they get paid in shares of the company. it's literally the same shit phrased differently. when they get paid in shares it causes dilution in the total pool of shares which is bad for the shareholders the retail investors like you and me because it means the actual worth of a single share goes down. that's why you don't want companies to have too much stock-based compensation because it's too much dilution. all I'm saying is that point means nothing financially because it's either shares or cash that's being paid to the CEOs and management.
last point - rumors. rumors = nothing is confirmed, speculative, nothing concrete, no evidence. you're betting money on something that hasn't happened yet in hopes of it happening.
sure you can throw small money into it if i have 100k portfolio i might throw 1% into GME which is 1k usd and i might say okay maybe all of this rumors is true and the company becomes a multibagger it might 5x or 10x and that becomes 10k usd, but at what cost, it's going to take years to happen, maybe 2 years maybe 4 years it's not going to happen this year these pivots and mergers take time to happen.
MomentumPython1337
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but if you have 100k portfolio and you throw 100k into any single stock regardless of what stock it is you're putting yourself into a lot of risk even if it's a company like nvda or googl i would never ever put anything above 20% of my entire portfolio into a single stock much less a company with poor fundamentals like GME.
so i put 1% into GME the other 99% into let's say SPY. SPY is up 16% this year alone so that 99k already made me at least 15k usd give or take. the other 1k is still waiting for GME to turn around and something to happen which might never happen.
EVEN IF GME turned around and became a 10x overnight i watched my 1k turn into 10k. still does not beat the 15k i got from SPY...? now 10x is a big big ask for a company that requires serious turnaround serious revenue growth which is extremely hard to achieve
imagine you put 100k into gme and it stays dead or worse it crashes and goes down which has happened before you look at the price over the last 3 years it has come down from 58 usd a share to currently 27 usd that's more than 50% drop so you watched your 100k turn into 50k when it could have been at least 115k.
I'm just tired of explaining the same shit again and again.
MomentumPython1337 : yeah you want to be in a multi-billion dollar industry when you can be in a MULTI-TRILLION dollar industry that's the software or the AI stocks.
yes 4 billion is a lot when you compare it to googl with more than 100 billion in cash alone (not counting their non-cash assets) or apple with 67 billion in cash.
99% debt-free means nothing lol that's a low bar for a company in fact i would be worried if a company has so little debt because that means they might not be spending enough on CapEx they might not be innovating enough into R&D they might not be spending enough on customer acquisition that's why they don't need to borrow. always 2 sides to a coin, mate
take no salary, again means very little because you have many Fortune500 companies CEOs take 1$ salary but in exchange they get paid in shares of the company. it's literally the same shit phrased differently. when they get paid in shares it causes dilution in the total pool of shares which is bad for the shareholders the retail investors like you and me because it means the actual worth of a single share goes down. that's why you don't want companies to have too much stock-based compensation because it's too much dilution. all I'm saying is that point means nothing financially because it's either shares or cash that's being paid to the CEOs and management.
last point - rumors. rumors = nothing is confirmed, speculative, nothing concrete, no evidence. you're betting money on something that hasn't happened yet in hopes of it happening.
sure you can throw small money into it if i have 100k portfolio i might throw 1% into GME which is 1k usd and i might say okay maybe all of this rumors is true and the company becomes a multibagger it might 5x or 10x and that becomes 10k usd, but at what cost, it's going to take years to happen, maybe 2 years maybe 4 years it's not going to happen this year these pivots and mergers take time to happen.
MomentumPython1337 : but if you have 100k portfolio and you throw 100k into any single stock regardless of what stock it is you're putting yourself into a lot of risk even if it's a company like nvda or googl i would never ever put anything above 20% of my entire portfolio into a single stock much less a company with poor fundamentals like GME.
so i put 1% into GME the other 99% into let's say SPY. SPY is up 16% this year alone so that 99k already made me at least 15k usd give or take. the other 1k is still waiting for GME to turn around and something to happen which might never happen.
EVEN IF GME turned around and became a 10x overnight i watched my 1k turn into 10k. still does not beat the 15k i got from SPY...? now 10x is a big big ask for a company that requires serious turnaround serious revenue growth which is extremely hard to achieve
imagine you put 100k into gme and it stays dead or worse it crashes and goes down which has happened before you look at the price over the last 3 years it has come down from 58 usd a share to currently 27 usd that's more than 50% drop so you watched your 100k turn into 50k when it could have been at least 115k.
I'm just tired of explaining the same shit again and again.