Four top chipmakers on Tuesday introduced their latest products ahead of the CES 2022 tech conference.
$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$:
the company's new notebook processors will offer a big performance boost over its current-generation chips.
They are delivering an average of 1.3 (times) faster performance compared to the 5000 series across a wide range of compute-intensive benchmarks."
AMD also previewed its next-generation processor...

Once more, Co-Wise: moomoo Tutorial Contest Part 8, "Why do you stick to long-term investment?" ended successfully. Thanks for participating in the contest.
@moobooconcluded that a long-term investment requires the most detailed due diligence and fundamental analysis. @Dadacaiacknowledged that it's a strategy that allows you to make big bucks and sleep well at night.
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$BYD COMPANY (01211.HK)$ On December 13th, HSBC Research raised the target price of BYD shares (01211.HK) from HK$455 to HK$464, with a buy rating, which means that its product pipeline will enable its sales to grow further next year. BYD released a new DM-i model "Song pro DM-i" last month. It is expected to launch another pure electric vehicle model "Yuan plus EV" early next year. The bank believes that it is a powerful plug-in hybrid vehicle. Technology and the e3.0 electric vehicle platform will have the opportunity to prompt the company to launch 8 to 10 new models next year. According to HSBC research, data show that in October, lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries accounted for 54.7% of the total installed battery capacity combination. Chinese battery manufacturers such as BYD will be able to capture a large number of market opportunities. It is expected that BYD will use its competitive blade batteries , Continue to increase its external orders.
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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ :(

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ Long-term buy

Welcome back Mooers
In this post, we are going to use the SI feature to create our SI Portfolio, by following our 'Clone an SI portfolio in 8 simple steps'.
Here we go!
Step 1. Identify the number of stocks that we are willing to trade.
We will need to know what is the number of stocks that we are comfortable trading with. This number should be in a range between 5 to 35 and should be flexible for later fine-tune if required.
Step 2. Identify the list of favorite stocks that we can afford to trade with.
Besides knowing the number of stocks that we are comfortable trading with, we can also list down our favorite stocks that we can afford to trade should we buy them all. The number of favorite stocks should be in a range between 25% to 75% of the total number of stocks we had identified in step 1.
Step 3. Identify the budget that we are going to spend on our portfolio.
Next, we will need to know how much money we are comfortable to invest in our SI portfolio. This amount should be flexible enough to be tweaked at a later time if required.
Step 4. Look thru the SI we are familiar with listed in the SI feature.
Now, we will scan thru the SI list to select those SI that we are familiar with, and try to match the SI top X number of stocks with our preferences set in the first 3 steps.
Step 5. Check if SI have at least 8 consecutive years of quarterly 13F filings.
As a precaution, we would want our SI to have at least 8 consecutive years of quarterly 13F filings. This helps to let us know that the SI is committed and shown a certain degree of portfolio resilient during stock market volatility.
Step 6. Look out for any restatements (for both buys and sells) issued by SI.
Restatements may contain strategic & valuable information that is associated with significant abnormal returns. This was described in a 2021 interuniversity research report done by Sean Cao, Zhi Da, Xin Daniel Jiang and Baozhong Yang.
Step 7. Using our magic formula.
The magic formula to find out the maximum number of each stock that we can buy for our SI portfolio is:
[ (Stock weightage in SI portfolio / Total weightage of trimmed SI portfolio) x our budget (Step 3) ] / current Stock price.
Each result will be round down to the nearest integer.
Step 8. Begin our cloning via trading.
Finally, we can place our trading to make a similar clone of the SI portfolio to form our SI Portfolio.
Before we end this post, please vote if you wish to have an example to illustrate the above steps.
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$Ford Motor (F.US)$
$Apple (AAPL.US)$
$Lucid Group (LCID.US)$
$AMC Entertainment (AMC.US)$
$Bank Bradesco SA(prefer share ADS) (BBD.US)$
$Nu Holdings (NU.US)$
$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
$Oracle (ORCL.US)$
$New Oriental (EDU.US)$
$AT&T (T.US)$

I had AMD at $78, sold ~$120 (too early :( ). Bought intel leaps at ~$53. Going to continue to hold them. IMO, LittleBig is more influential than the market is giving it credit for, for mobile. I may be wrong there - we will see in 2022. I think the '2 year gap' the market is pricing in, is incorrect. A large part of AMD's advantage has been due to having TSMC's fabs and being able to work with smaller nodes. If intel matched them - they would crush amd. Unfortunately their fabs have lagged behind. Alder lake is using 10nm... it's still lagging. However, their new fabs look super promising and could turn intel back into the powerhouse it once was. Only time will tell... $Intel (INTC.US)$

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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ $Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ $Intel (INTC.US)$
First of all let me start by saying I know nothing about computer chips or supply chain issues. But I have been curious about this.
Since there's a chip shortage, is it possible that in a near future within a few years, the market overcompensates for the current shortage and then now there's a big surplus? Which could cause a decent sized dip in stock prices?
Again I'm I don't know shit I'm just curious if this is how it can work.