Dan’l : The problems of LiDAR cost (whether it is Waymo’s vehicles, or the lack thereof with Tesla’s) could be solved by third parties (e.g., $Luminar Technologies (LAZR.US)$  now comes standard on one “uncrashable” Volvo, with another model already in the works).
We’re also gonna see a huge increase in AI (and the computing power it requires) that comes built into our cars, and that ain’t gonna be $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$  or $Alphabet-C (GOOG.US)$  either… there’s small moats around those in these spaces, with alternatives that could provide viable solutions and formidable competition in relatively no time at all.
There’s enormous cost and added risk to them that go first, including the potential of becoming little more than mostly forgotten historical footnotes.

bullrider_21 OP Dan’l : With new technology, lidar cost will come down and the size will be reduced.
Tesla's camera-only system has its problems. And it has no redundancy. If it fails, a crash will result. The problems may be solved with lidars.

C L7 : Biggest problem with google are its regulatory risks. Once that are cleared, i dont see no reason it wont go up to 300+

Dan’l bullrider_21 OP : Absolutely, which makes $Luminar Technologies (LAZR.US)$ a good bet. (Volvo included Luminar’s Iris LiDAR tastefully, as standard equipment ~;-)
The new, all-electric Volvo EX90 with Luminar Technology

ひな☆彡 SOXL(Bull) OP : Guys we need more voting…. No judgement because if you think about it, it also helps understanding where the price may go. More voting it is more accurate the trading sentiment is and it helps us all. Keep voting

晴瓦林 : Apple just exited a small sideways on Nov 27 based on the 60-min MACD chart, and the iOS and macOS updates probably will get the journalist to write hype news.
Apple is known for its wide moat and defensive business strategy to me, they rarely take the risk to innovate but to take their ideas from Android phones and improve upon, so its price is less volatile than its peers.
So Apple will go up in the next week for sure. On the MACD day chart, it seems like Apple will drop after the first week.
The P/S, revenue, and other fundamental looks nothing to write home about to me. But the order book is being spoofed too much to make sense of, the only thing I can feel is buyers are very willing to pay for more.
I noticed Vanguard and Blackrock are buying Apple shares, and other institutions are buying Apple shares more than selling.
This looks too late to buy Apple for me. I would rather wait over two weeks for it to drop before buying in.
A follow-up, I did a reverse discounted cash flow model calculation. Apple needs a 6.8% free cash flow increase on average for its price to be sustainable. But it doesn't sound easy for Apple to achieve it, but not too lofty either.

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MoopyLaBuBu : Microsoft is GOAT now and will going to be continuing for the coming years

Coach Donnie : Let’s GOOO