2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
Well, that didn't end so bad after all, did it?
I'd call it a yellowish-red day.
I'd call it a yellowish-red day.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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On the flip side, there's lots of cash waiting on the sidelines to get back into the markets. Dovish FOMC, end of rate hikes in sight, debt-ceiling lifted, that money will come flooding back in...
Krugerrand
Meow
Given the earlier conversation from last night and this morning; I find this hilarious.
On a more somber note; definitely a demand problem.
Disregard. It’s downloading now. Will advise.
NVDA killed earnings. 14% up AH. Let's hope we can get a little bit of that magic.
That's ATH for NVDA.
I'm glad it's my 2nd largest position but I think I am going to sell most of my NVDA holdings and buy more TSLA.
Holy smokes.
NVDA looks like the old TSLA - cool tech stock, high P/E, big up moves, FOMO, good option premiums… 
Paracelsus
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Would this be the same ‘scared’ market that was not scared of a $1 Trillion budget for the military industrial complex and then spending another $200 Billion for Ukraine’? - and the same ‘scared’ market that rallied jubilantly when a $4.2 Trillion redistribution of wealth was passed a couple years ago?
When someone figures out what this market is actually scared of besides the potential that someone might shut down the printing press long enough for the rest of us to realize that it never needs to be turned back on if we put sustainability and people in front of unrestrained profiteering…please let me know. Otherwise it doesn’t seem like much more than just another reason for that same market to cancel a good rally before the options market ran too far away from them.
GhostSkater
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NVDA looks like the old TSLA - cool tech stock, high P/E, big up moves, FOMO, good option premiums…
Difference is that instead of making better products cheaper, they are now making worse products more expensive
Maybe when market realizes that the Model 3 LR has less range than the previous one it will make Tesla skyrocket
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NVDA looks like the old TSLA - cool tech stock, high P/E, big up moves, FOMO, good option premiums…
If we had NVDA's PE right now we'd be up over $600/share.
GhostSkater
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NVIDIA automotive segment grew 114% YoY to $296million revenue, BYD extending its use of Drive Orin across new models -- this is also the system Mercedes implements in its advanced cruise control and much-chided Level 3 Traffic Jam system.
But of course Tesla also uses NVIDIA's hardware for training FSD
But of course Tesla also uses NVIDIA's hardware for training FSD
NVDA PE ratio based on lastest earnings annualized: ~ 65 - 70 and lots of earnings growth
TSLA PE ratio based on latest earnings annualized: ~ 55 and low earnings growth.
One could easily argue TSLA the overvalued stock and NVDA more properly valued.
TSLA PE ratio based on latest earnings annualized: ~ 55 and low earnings growth.
One could easily argue TSLA the overvalued stock and NVDA more properly valued.
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
$TSLA is up 2.4% AH, this has to mean $TSLA is somewhat an A.I. company as well? /s
Somebody on Wall St heard that Tesla was buying Nvidia, and acted on it by buying TSLA.
They didn't realize it was just Nvidia's GPUs being purchased by Tesla, not the NVDA stock.
/s
Based on what, only the 01Q23 report? You're as bad as GOJO at cherry picking data. Everyone knows the 1st quarter is always lower in the automotive industry.
Do urself a favor and hit the ignore button on this troll Zaddy Daddy like i did a long time ago.
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