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helpful Hare_2999 : sell?

GoldmanStacks OP helpful Hare_2999 : do as you please

Papanice9167 : The stock holders cut the leeks and then recombine, and then cut them again.

WH the rooster : $Broadcom (AVGO.US)$

mr_cashcow : My vote goes to $Broadcom (AVGO.US)$ as it seems to be doing well
Let's us dive into a deeper analysis of Broadcom (AVGO):
Potential bullish signals:
▲Diversified product portfolio: AVGO's broad range of semiconductor and infrastructure software products reduces dependence on a single market
▲Growing demand for cloud and data center solutions: AVGO's data center and cloud-related businesses are expected to benefit from the ever increasing demand
▲Strong track record of acquisitions and integration: A long history of successful acquisitions, expanding its product offerings and customer base
Potential challenges & speed bumps ahead:
▼Cyclical nature of semiconductor industry: AVGO's semiconductor business may be impacted by industry cycles and fluctuations
▼Strong competition: Increasing competition in the semiconductor and software markets may pressure pricing and market share
▼Global economic uncertainty: Economic downturns or recessions may affect demand for AVGO's products
Some key areas to keep an eye out for:
①Semiconductor segment growth
②Software segment performance
③Gross margin expansion
④Free cash flow generation
Disclaimer: All the above are purely for educational purposes & are NOT financial advice, plz DYOR/DD!

102362254 : $C3.ai (AI.US)$ fell 14% last month, underperforming the S&P 500's 2.6% gain, amid profitability concerns. Despite these challenges, analysts predict 18% annual revenue growth over the next 3 years, outpacing the software industry. However, risks like shrinking margins, ongoing losses, and market competition could affect short-term performance, though long-term prospects are strong. I’m guessing $C3.ai (AI.US)$ may end this week with the biggest percentage gain.

CNNT : If this was a bull month, my answer would be very different.
But since it's Sept (historically a bear month for US stock market), and US recession is looming, my guess is $Broadcom (AVGO.US)$ .
Albeit over-priced and facing profit margins erosion in the past few years, it's still a Goliath in semicon sector and a safer bet than the other 4 in this cautionary investment climate. Plus, it pays a consistent dividend.
Fun fact: Did you know that Broadcom's CEO is from Malaysia and grew up in Penang?