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Last week, NVIDIA's stock price fell by over 2%. Although NVIDIA's GPUs are leaders in AI model training due to their efficient parallel processing, experts like Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella have expressed skepticism about diminishing returns when model parameters are scaled beyond a trillion.
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@WolfRun:Happy Thanksgiving and Black Friday
Last trading day of Nov. Great to end the month with great profit.
Wishing everyone a happy thanksgiving holiday. Find some good deals in this black Friday if you can!
@The Real Wojak:Whole market at all time highs and their leader is red. How the fuck is my luck so bad that I buy the greatest company on Earth after it literally beats earnings and lose money lmfaooooo!!!
Tesla's stock dropped over 2% last week, with UBS analysts warning that its recent rise is driven more by sentiment than fundamentals. Despite Tesla's shift towards AI, its automotive business remains the main profit source, and its declining share of the company's market value could trigger a stock downturn.
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@Jeycraz (Jeremy): tested for 345-350 range a few times, quite happy 540 out off 2000
$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ thankiu Tesla boiz for the pump, my very first successful trade in stocks hehe...invest this bcuz of trump and now I feel it kinda hit through the roof..
will invest Tesla when it's cheaper 😆😆
@70158615: bulls are getting bigger and bigger pounding hard with the big bullsssss$👊👊👊👊👊👊👊🤲🤲❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
A senior analyst at a New York investment bank predicts that Bitcoin will soar to $225,000 by the end of 2026, implying a potential increase of about 130% from its current level. As Trump and his team secure the presidency, will the cryptocurrency market sustain its rally? Find out more here.
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@Charles Owen:I think once we finally hit and break 100k I think we see alot of fomo money and possibly gap up to 105-108 area. im not saying we won’t retest 100k again but just my thoughts on first breaking it, because everyone seems to think it is going to bounce off 100k and go back to 90.
@Momentum Trader:wow…coming back with vengeance after a shallow pullback…LFG🚀🚀
Despite MicroStrategy's stock dropping over 8% last week, Barclays raised its price target from $275 to $515 and maintained an "overweight" rating.
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@Graemy:Correction over? I'm developing a healthy patience with investing in the stock market 🤠
@103729182:$MSTR best timing to go in, tomorrow most probabily will rise, catch up faster or do DCA, no need to worry 😉
Last week, Apple's stock rose over 3%. However, Barclays analysts warned that potential impacts on the revenue from Google's traffic acquisition costs, which reportedly account for about 15% of Apple's operating profit, pose a significant issue for the company. As a result, the analysts assigned Apple an "underweight" rating with a price target of $184.
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@tuanle07: $Apple (AAPL.US)$ what? why is only Apple green amongst the Mag7 bloodbath?? Well done Apple!! Don’t disappoint me with a big drop later in the arvo.
Donald Trump's presidential election win may have pressured BHP's share price. Positively, Trump's likely pro-mining regulatory policies could benefit BHP's US operations. However, his proposed tariffs on China could harm China's economy and reduce its demand for iron ore and copper. BHP's share price rose slightly over 1%.
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@Peterson111: Have a look at the Copper / gold ratio over the last 8 months when the markets bet on a Trump win.Things can turn very quickly and bhp have good copper Assets. Im more bullish on Copper than I am on gold.African I/O can easily turn into a complete disaster very quickly and China is hanging out an olive branch with naval & army reciprocation like they once did, so China is looking for friends with commodities for more stimulus down the track.
Last week, Palantir's stock rose over 4%. Bank of America reiterated its "buy" rating for Palantir and raised the software company's price target from $55 to $75, citing accelerated growth in its U.S. business and an expanding "competitive moat."
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@151650591: just look at its trend from past 1 year even if its pulling back sometimes
mostly its increasing by $1 or $2 in daily basis
just think about the game 👌 last week it pulled back but revived again within 2 days 💵💵💴💴💵💵💴💴💰💰💰💰
Last week, SMCI's stock dropped nearly 2%. The company announced it had prepaid and terminated loan agreements with Cathay Bank and Bank of America, as recent amendments made them more burdensome. This move freed up some cash and lifted restrictions related to the delayed filing of audited financial statements.
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@103226286: Thanks Dell, revenue not looking good, SMCI business will continue remain and growing 🚀
$Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US)$ $Dell Technologies (DELL.US)$ if Tesla order is shifted to Dell, how come revenue of server is dropping? 💎🔥
@EZ_money: wallstreet favors this company with higher PTs
$Futu Holdings Ltd (FUTU.US)$ market is going up will be green today no reason to sell when rate cuts are coming....huge benefit for the financial sector
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AMD's stock decreased slightly by less than 1%. Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon maintained a "hold" rating for AMD, keeping the target price at $150.
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@pootpoot: $Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ at least cathie joined us. her team probably saw that breakout trend yesterday and thought it was time to get in. only to join us bag holders hahahao well lets hope semicon recover soon.
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