@Shyon:Long or Short? Personally I found out long is easier than short. The risk of short is way too big for me. The biggest lost if you long is 100% total lost, however, the lost can be 200 300 500 1000% during a short. Sound scary right?  A general sharing, short selling is a trading strategy where investors speculate on a stock's decline. Short sellers bet on, and profit from a drop in a security's price. Traders use short selling as speculation, and investors or portfolio managers may use it as a hedge against the downside risk of a long position. Timing is crucial when it comes to short selling. Stocks typically decline much faster than they advance, and a sizable gain in the stock may be wiped out with an earnings miss or other bearish development. Conversely, entering the trade too ea

@CYberviRus:$C3.ai, Inc.(AI)$  has experienced a five consecutive weeks down move, exceeding its two standard deviations price run. $XPeng Inc.(XPEV)$  on the hand has a four consecutive weeks down move, exceeding its one standard deviation price run.  Standard deviation (SD) is a statistical measure that indicates how much a stock's price typically deviates from its average price. A price movement exceeding two SD suggests a more significant deviation than usual, potentially signaling a trend change or overbought/oversold territory.

@Omega88:Can you make your own AI chips?? Since the introduction of ChatGPT last November, the semiconductor industry has witnessed a huge rally due to AI hype! Notably, $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ was the biggest winner gaining ~220% YTD due to the significant improvement in its quarterly revenue. However, most semiconductor companies are not reporting a significant increase in the revenue. There's reports citing that OpenAI, an AI leader backed by Microsoft (MSFT) whose launch of the ChatGPT chatbot kicked off an AI investing frenzy, is exploring making its own AI chips. Amid a shortage of chips to fuel AI growth, OpenAI is also considering options to diversify its suppliers beyond Nvidia.  While NVIDI