$Sea (SE.US)$ I don’t understand why people are so worried first of all we have plenty of cash on hand thanks to our CEO’s geniuses of doing a $6 billion offering which lets us have a war chest of about 10 billion to fund ventures and have continued exponential growth, second with the garena concerns there’s several ways to monetize garena way more. What is wrong with stagnant user growth we almost got 1 billion people on the platform do I need to tell someone to start a bot program to pump up the numbers even more lmao.

$MasterCard (MA.US)$ $American Express (AXP.US)$ $PayPal (PYPL.US)$ I like to think that Visa is a good inflation play, since as prices go up, people spend more, especially on credit. I suspect we are about to test this hypothesis.

$Block (SQ.US)$ The digital payment provider Square appears to be firmly in the camp of overvalued tech stock. At least, according to Morningstar analysts, SQ is trading at more than double its “fair value estimate” (US ~$230 vs. $112) with a Price-To-Earnings value of ~240. SQ shares have not traded at US $112.00 or below since July 13, 2020.While SQ does deliver on growth, it still has a very long way to go to justify its ~240x multiple. Square’s dubious long-term outlook is compounded by the increasingly tense competition from $PayPal (PYPL.US)$ and $Fiserv (FISV.US)$ Clover application. While younger than Square’s payment solution, the latter is already processing more payments across the US, and importantly, growing at a faster pace.

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The Apple Car is coming, and It's reportedly a fully autonomous EV estimated to be launched by 2025. 
$Apple (AAPL.US)$ was previously stuck choosing between two different developments paths: a more traditional EV with some enhanced driver-assist features similar to what you get from a number of existing vehicles, or a more sophisticated EV capable of a true autonomous driving with no input from its passengers.
Now it seems that they have decided to go the latter route. Apple is looking to create a fully autonomous vehicle with no pedals or steering.
Apple is exploring using a more futuristic car design with more open-concept seating, along with large "iPad-like" displays for hosting the car's infotainment. Not including a steering wheel is apparently still up for discussion, with Apple also considering equipping the car with some sort of emergency takeover mode.
Are you excited about the news? When do you think it will be shown to the public?
Source:
The Apple Car Is Coming, and It's Reportedly a Fully Autonomous EV

$Lucid Group (LCID.US)$  Analysts at CFRA have summarized their opinion as follows:
We raise our 12-month target by $15 to $65, based on an estimated '24 price/sales ratio of 12.0x.

If $Lucid Group (LCID.US)$ has a superior technology and brighter future than $Rivian Automotive (RIVN.US)$
Why Rivian is getting more attention?
Is it all about $Amazon (AMZN.US)$ support?

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Record model Y production out of GF Shanghai. More price increases on sky high demand. Best selling car in Europe. SP still north of $1000 on normal tesla volatility. All parabolic runs will result in some profit taking. This is not a dark cloud. Suggesting it is FUD.
Musk admitted to maximizing his tax bill not minimizing it. Spreading out his exercising of options distributes share dilution over a larger time frame. Selling core holdings at ATH maximizes his capital gains tax. He's trying to change the narrative that he's avoiding paying taxes. Plain and simple. He will own roughly 8M more shares by the time he finishes exercising his options even after liquidating this year to cover the pending income taxes.
25% volatility in both directions is normal for Tesla.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Well, I have learned a valuable lesson during this latest Elon Musk stock selling episode, he can pretty much do and say whatever he wants, even taunting Bernie Sanders to ask him to sell more shares so the government can have the tax money, which I personally thought was stupid, since Elon said he would comply if asked, so far Bernie hasn’t taken him up on the offer. I can think of no other company that has abused their stock holders the way Musk has, yet they tolerate it because the stock continues to go up.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ I guess Bernie's mad at Elon over this because he wanted him to wait until some higher taxation bill went thru Congress and became law?
That being the case, good for Musk. Can't believe I'm defending him.