I tend to agree with this analysis… although i would probably add that the price tag is quite different when comparing AAPL with the others.Hence, there is also a choice to make when you consider that 1 share of Alphabet at current market price of $2350 could give you about 20 shares of Apple (approximately).Personally i bought AAPL because of this but will, soon, also invest in Alphabet because i believe thatGoogle is here to stay, at least for the next decade, given the gold mine they sit upon (our data).

Totally agree as for as AMD is concerned. It’s already in my portfolio for a while and this confirms it was a good idea.

There will be correction, of course. But that should not be a reason to prevent investors buying ETF toreplicate the performance of S&P 500 and rely on compound interests.Remember that bearish markes last less longer than bullish ones.

If you are a any type of trader but investor, you may sell it soon…. As far as i am concerned i am gonna hold them due to the continuous and increasingbusiness value.

Sounds very promising…. Another good reason to invest in Apple.

Wonder whether this story also inspired the movie “Catch me if you can” with Leonardo de Caprio.

“Still, if you’re looking to buy and hold a meme stock for the long-term, AMD is one of the best.” I concur with this statement and this is why i intend to keep my shares for a while.

For long-term investors, just keep calm and carry on.

Nothing neither surprising nor to be afraid of. Market can’t be bullish forever. Keep calm and carry on.

Perhaps it will join them in terms of market capitalization… but even though, fierce competition has already started. Interesting to see what Netflix has instock to stay ahead of Disney, Amazon and Apple, other than just increasing subscription price.

This can only increase the level of confidence of investors… a good thing according to me.

Makes totally sense for me.Diversification aligned with risk tolerance is really the key to enjoy the market ups and downs without becoming crazy every single day.

Reason why i hold my shares… i am convinced thecurrent market value does not reflect the growth potential of this company. Will hold for a few more weeks to see.

Ok he sold 10 million but still owns 40+ millions of SPCE.Not a big problem according to me.

Lots of common sense here. I can only agree, except perhaps for the cash-vs-reinvestment plan part.It makes sense to cash out dividens if you are willing to spend time to trade/retrade but for other investors who seek for long-term investment, a DRIP (Dividend ReInvestment Plan) can be valuable.