Vestas is good. Bought while back on a dip at around 20, its at $30 range now. Looks really promising. Go on you tube and check out some of their off-shore videos. Though company is based in Denmark, they have a factory in Colorado as well.
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wind and sunlight is pretty much "free" fuel, extracting value with a positive delta has been the problem for a long time.BTW, scanning this thread trying to find some real quality stuff, based on TMC member recommendations
look at the "Jakes" Jacob water pumping windmills from the 1930's, some still going, quietly working, look at PV, $600/watt in 1956, now $0.25 a watt in 2017.
what fuels winds? earths rotation AND sunlight
waht fuels sunlight? a fusion generator a safe, 8.3 light minutes away
It is so simple a concept, just efficiently collecting and controlling and storing and disbursing it has been tough
but this is extremely obvious. YOU understand it
I have a small position (relative) in APPL to ride through end of year- iPhone 8 cycle will be very strong IMO; [disclosure: Ive been long APPL for many years- but slowly moving those $s to TSLA core adds]- The new iPhone 8 w/major physical changes will probably be my last APPL 'growth' level investment (maintenance position only after that)--
I love me some Apple. It was my biggest position until very recently when Tesla passed it due to its recent run up. I have a feeling I may be getting some Beats solo 3 headphones for my birthday in a few days (I may have ordered them for my wife) to go with my iPhone 7, MacBook Pro, Apple Watch, IMac, AirPods, IPad, etc. I love their products. If I were to be given a full suite of the competitors products for free, I would still go buy all Apple products at full retail and use them instead. Every time they have a "disappointing" quarter, which also happens to be a world record for the most profitable quarter for any company in the history of the world, I get a warm feeling inside. I don't know about a short term trade based on WWDC, and the new phone, but long term I think Apple will do very nicely.
bdy0627
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for those strongly in NVDA
The stock market's hottest stock, Nvidia, gets its most bullish Wall Street forecast yet
The stock market's hottest stock, Nvidia, gets its most bullish Wall Street forecast yet
Yes, I got a bit of a shock this morning with NVDA up over 7%.$300 possible
TSLA vs NVDA valuation. Just had a quick look at NVDA considering to buy it (and bough some actually).
Was a bit shocked to see that NVDA is valued more than a TSLA. Can not really understand this.
Just quick look into reports: Rev growth (equal, TSLA has much clearer road to sustainable 50+% growth for many years forward in my view); Profits - NVDA has 2x profit margin - ok, noted; new products, potential market size - TSLA is a huge winner here.
My take on that: we are still not far from 2013 in terms of how much the market believes Tesla and understands it. For me it looks like the market either doesn't believe that Tesla can have sustainable 50% annual growth (meaning will not be able to produce or sell model 3 and models S+X will stagnate on current levels) or doesn't think that it will be able to sell model 3 with a normal positive margin (will loose money on every car sold thesis). And definitely any products beyond cars and further than model 3 are not priced at all (vaporware thesis, will not happen).
So I got a new boost of confidence at the potential of TSLA (after reading too much articles about how Tesla is overvalued, everything is priced in, etc. my optimism was a bit tempered).
Please feel free to correct my logic, will be glad to hear your thoughts on that.
Was a bit shocked to see that NVDA is valued more than a TSLA. Can not really understand this.
Just quick look into reports: Rev growth (equal, TSLA has much clearer road to sustainable 50+% growth for many years forward in my view); Profits - NVDA has 2x profit margin - ok, noted; new products, potential market size - TSLA is a huge winner here.
My take on that: we are still not far from 2013 in terms of how much the market believes Tesla and understands it. For me it looks like the market either doesn't believe that Tesla can have sustainable 50% annual growth (meaning will not be able to produce or sell model 3 and models S+X will stagnate on current levels) or doesn't think that it will be able to sell model 3 with a normal positive margin (will loose money on every car sold thesis). And definitely any products beyond cars and further than model 3 are not priced at all (vaporware thesis, will not happen).
So I got a new boost of confidence at the potential of TSLA (after reading too much articles about how Tesla is overvalued, everything is priced in, etc. my optimism was a bit tempered).
Please feel free to correct my logic, will be glad to hear your thoughts on that.
I only consider :
- Facebook : worth 2-3 trillion in the next 10-15 years. The amount of data they collect is huge, they have one of the best AI team led by one of the pioneer in recent advances : Yann Lecun.
- Amazon : worth 3-4 trillion in the next 10-15 years. They're going to change the way we shop simply. The way you buy things (mainly commodities) will largely be dominated by Amazon
- Netflix : worth 300-400 billion in the next 10 years. Amazing brand, very good content. Everyone around me uses Netflix and never watch TV.
- Facebook : worth 2-3 trillion in the next 10-15 years. The amount of data they collect is huge, they have one of the best AI team led by one of the pioneer in recent advances : Yann Lecun.
- Amazon : worth 3-4 trillion in the next 10-15 years. They're going to change the way we shop simply. The way you buy things (mainly commodities) will largely be dominated by Amazon
- Netflix : worth 300-400 billion in the next 10 years. Amazing brand, very good content. Everyone around me uses Netflix and never watch TV.
Off topic question: Germany has annual TV tax. right? Can you avoid it by not having cable or antenna and just watch Netflix on your TV?
NVDA
SHOP
FB
AAPL
ADBE
MSFT
TXN
Then a ton of the boring, super long hold reliables for the next 15-20 years like HD, DIS, SHW,KO,V
Always looking for more in the healthcare sector and financial with interest rates set to rise again here soon.
*not stock advice
SHOP
FB
AAPL
ADBE
MSFT
TXN
Then a ton of the boring, super long hold reliables for the next 15-20 years like HD, DIS, SHW,KO,V
Always looking for more in the healthcare sector and financial with interest rates set to rise again here soon.
*not stock advice
RedSquirrel
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Unfortunately not..it's a fee that every household has to pay regardless of owning a TV or not. It finances public channels with the idea to broadcast informative content. Yet, strangely the focus group is most often elderly people. I'm indeed only watching Netflix.
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