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Brianjh

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101721316

1 hour ago

$Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$ eh..... i guess 161 160 is a strong support level

Bobi2206

8 hours ago

$Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$ down again?!

Cow Moo-ney

10 hours ago

What a year so far

Last week was a holiday-shortened week, but the market didn’t care and continued to rise to all time high.
Last Friday also marked the best post-Thanksgiving Friday session for S&P500 since 2012.
S&P500 has positive gains 9 out of 11 months so far this year - what an impressive year we are in!
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bullrider_21

Yesterday 18:37

Tesla Stock vs. Alphabet Stock: Wall Street Only Thinks 1 Will Head Higher From Here

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ $Alphabet-C (GOOG.US)$
Self driving vehicles will be a priority for the incoming presidential administration's appointees at the Department of Transportation, according to reports. That could mean we'll see an explosion of autonomous vehicles on roads across the country over the next few years.
In the race to develop fully self-driving cars, there are two clear front-runners today: Tesla and Alphab...

Reaching highest level in over 2 years! Can Tesla's rally continue?

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.

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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.

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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+

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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

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RDK79 : Whoever wrote this article needs to study (a lot) more what Tesla does.

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