Elon Musk isn't just Tesla; he's an entire empire. The combined value across his companies now tops $4.26 trillion. Here's the breakdown: SpaceX → $1.8T (he owns 82.4%) Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ → $1.6T (20.3% ownership) Starlink → $500B xAI → $250B Terafab → $55B X → $33B Neuralink → $10B The Boring Company → $6B SolarCity → $3B Every move in $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ or the upcoming $Space Exploration Technologies(SPCX)$ IPO isn't just a stock trade; it feels more like a bet on the whole Musk ecosystem. The market is watching closely, and honestly, I'm keeping an eye on it too.
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ That algorithmic efficiency is exactly what makes it viable for Google to scale up and handle the massive traffic spike of hundreds of millions of iPhone and Adobe users requesting image edits simultaneously this fall.
I bought puts on $Broadcom(AVGO)$ because I expected it to report and beat earnings, but then fall due to being overbought and its high 93.22 PE ratio. I also bought longer-dated calls, expiring in September (after $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ earnings on August 26 and the market introduction of Vera CPU and RTX Spark, which are two very strong catalysts), because I saw $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 's 32.89 PE as a reasonable and attractive entry point for me. $Broadcom(AVGO)$ will climb, but it will correct. Meanwhile, $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ has been on the oversold side with excellen
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ Google bought back 1.12 billion shares at an average price of $150 over the last three years. Now they're selling a small portion of it for $350 a share. That's a nice gain, and tax-free too. On top of that, they'll have more capital to put into compute.
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ This pullback is quite deep. The price could go to $340 - $350. I'm going to hop on for the ride. Can't go wrong with Google. Just my opinion.
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ The AI bubble is nowhere near its peak. In this order: AI, agentic, generative AI, robotics, quantum computing. The tech revolution is here, ready or not.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ It's interesting that the shorts keep repeating the same arguments they made about Tesla three years ago, while the company keeps improving every day.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ BYD's flagship electric SUV, the Datang, has secured over 100,000 orders in a short period after launch, and it's priced under $40K. The three-row electric SUV boasts a range of up to 590 miles (950 km) on a single charge and features BYD's new 5-minute Flash Charging. Orders for the BYD Datang electric SUV have piled up quickly post-launch. BYD stole the spotlight at the recent Beijing Auto Show, showcasing a range of new vehicles from electric hypercars to three-row luxury SUVs. The Datang was among the most popular. At over 5,200 mm (207″) in length, the full-size SUV is slightly bigger than the Hyundai IONIQ 9 or Kia EV9, and it's the largest electric vehicle BYD currently offers.