Welcome to the Thursday Special![LOL]
Nvidia led the semiconductor surge today, rising 5% and achieving a remarkable feat that only $Apple(AAPL)$ and $Microsoft(MSFT)$ have managed before—a $3 trillion market cap. It also narrowly closed above Apple, making it the second-largest company in the world. 🤩
Congratulations to Nvidia on this milestone! We’ll see if it continues to heat up tomorrow and challenges Microsoft for the #1 spot. 👑
Last year, Nvidia's stock soared by 238.87%, and so far this year, it has risen by 147.24%.
For years, we've heard that the "Magnificent Seven" stocks can't grow further due to risks like slowing growth, high valuations, regulatory challenges, and industry disruptions. However, investors keep flocking to them. This seemingly irrational behavior is explained by the fact that each company comprises dozens of smaller companies, with robust core businesses funding ambitious ventures in cutting-edge sectors like AI, electric/autonomous vehicles, and augmented reality.
So, let's hear it from the prophets—what's your bold prediction for the next stock to double?
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what's your bold prediction for the next stock to double?
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who knows?
if I had a crystal ball, I would have won new Zealand's $53mil lotto last night 🤷
The only stock I'm actively watching and trading right now is $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$. It was trading around $60 a share last June, and look at it now! Fast forward to June 2024, it's shot up a whopping 300% to $244. This is a clear sign of strong potential, and I believe COIN has room to run further. I'm keeping a close eye on the charts and may even be looking to add to my position if the right opportunity arises.
*past performance is not indicative of future results