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The function and popularity of Artificial Intelligence are soaring by the day. Artificial Intelligence is the ability of a system or a program to think and learn from experience. AI applications have significantly evolved over the past few years and have found their applications in almost every business sector. This article will help you learn about the top artificial intelligence applications in the real world. AI is the hottest investment theme in 2024 without doubt. Let's dive into a few AI hot stocks in the market today.  PLTR Palantir has been around as an artificial intelligence software company for a while. It started back in 2003 as a platform to help government intelligence agencies process data better. More recently, Palantir has expanded outside its core market into the pu

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I bought $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ calls strike on August few days ago，and bought $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ shares on Thursday. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ rosed up by 2.19% show an 3-year rang break out.The $190-$191 range has now become a crucial support zone to monitor for any short-term dips. To maintain the bullish sentiment, this area must hold.1.An Analyst from seeking alpha stated that “Amazon: $2 Trillion Reached - More To Come”.For sure it sounds reasonable.Fundamentaly, $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ struggled to profit in 2022, contributing to its falling share price. Its net profit has been above 6% in the last few quarters. Maintaining a he

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Big-Tech’s PerformanceThis week was the last week of the first half of the year, and the broader market hovered near new highs with no surprises. NVIDIA's push to new highs came to an end and gave more inflows to other tech stocks. In addition to AI-related software growth stocks, MSFT, AMZN, and GOOGL among the big tech companies are making new highs, while META is also near a new high. As for TSLA, there is also a line breaking out of the uptrend that has been consolidating for more than 2 months.The best performers over the past week through the close of trading on June 27 were $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ +8.73%, $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ +6.31%, $Alphabet(GOOGL)$

$S&P 500(.SPX)$   TOM LEE SAID THE S&P COULD REACH $15,000 BY 2030. After listening to his latest podcast, he really makes some compelling points…I wrote them out below and curious after reading these if people agree with his thesis: 1.) Baby boomers are transferring wealth to Millennials and GenX which have a propensity to spend and invest in the market. Additionally, millennials are entering prime spending years where big purchases like a house and car will be taking place. All of this is upside for the broader economy. 2.) The US has the best tech companies in the world. If those tech companies can continue putting up the numbers that they have, fueled by the tailwind of AI, then it’s not implausib

Which one? Hmmm🤔🤔🤔

Among the three stable giants, I would choose Apple stocks for several reasons. First, Apple offers dividends, providing a steady income stream for investors. Additionally, there is consistent high demand for Apple's products, known for their quality and innovation. This strong product demand is likely to continue, supporting Apple's growth and profitability. However, if I were not limited to choosing among these three giants, I would avoid buying any of their stocks at the current time. The stock prices of Apple, Google and Amazon are near their 52 week highs, which can be a cause for concern. Buying stocks at or near their peak prices carries more risks as there is a higher chance that the price may fall, leading to potential losses. In such a scenario, it might be more prudent to look e

Amazon and google going to 3 trillion?

This discussion about turning to AMZN or GOOG as the semiconductor rally cools down highlights an important point: market conditions are always changing. While Amazon's recent 4% rise and Google's current stock price of $185 might seem attractive, it's essential to remember that no stock should be considered a 'forever hold.' Profits on paper are not actualized until they are realized. Holding onto stocks indefinitely can lead to missed opportunities and potential losses if market conditions change.  Investors need to be strategic and adaptable, rather than getting caught up in the hype of stable giants. While companies like Amazon and Google have a strong track record, unforeseen changes in technology, regulation, or market dynamics can impact their performance. It’s crucial to cont

Cathie Wood, on June 26, sold some of her few $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ positions in the fund $ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF(ARKQ)$ , weighting fell to 2.31% from 2.59%.Many of you may still be wondering, didn't she sell long ago? And stepped out of this Nvidia AI wave intact?Yes, she zai started to reduce her holdings heavily in mid 2023, and the more NVDA went up the more she reduced it, but didn't completely liquidate her position, and still has some in each of the ARKQ and $ARK Next Generation Internation ETF(ARKW)$ funds, with very low weightings already. Meanwhile, the position is still being reduced so far this year.NVIDIA's volatility has intensified rece

Amazon $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ stock jumped 3.9% yesterday to USD 193.61 mainly due to: Amazon plans to launch a discount store to compete with Temu and Shein. Amazon is launching its own AI chatbot soon to compete with ChatGPT, according to a Business Insider report. Amazon just confirmed its Prime Day sale will run July 16-17. This marks the first time Amazon has hit $2 trillion in valuation. It has now become the fifth largest company by market cap in the world, trailing behind Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, and Alphabet. Most of the "Magnificent Seven" companies have seen their share prices exceed their 2021 highs (Covid High). However, Amazon is considered a laggard and relatively inexpensive as its share price is only 3.77% above its 2021 high. Am

I hold all the 3 stocks. And I have made money on all three. My personal favourite of these is Microsoft  - for the simple breadth of offerings touching our daily lives consistently across decades. Wish they had taken their mobile business seriously as it could been a potential cash cow - somehow it missed the bus and part from killing Nokia didnt achieve much. Amazon,  being at almost $195 now, could very well breach $200 this week or surely next week. As for Alphabet is also in its own league after some docile performances over the quarters. Pretty exciting times.

$Amazon.com(AMZN)$   $AMZN AMAZON STILL OWNS 158M SHARES OF $RIVN RIVIAN. WITH RIVIAN’S 23%+ GAIN, TODAY THEIR POSITION INCREASED BY $439M. They also hit $2T market cap for the first time ever. AWS $100B TTM run rate.. AI fueling their ad’s biz to $40B a year.. To top it off, their margins STILL have so much room for improvement, which will drive the multiple expansion. Shares are now up +127% from the $85 lows in 2022. BoA just upgraded the stock to $220 today

$Micron Technology(MU)$ in the 26th U.S. stock market after-hours released Q3 financial results for fiscal year 2024, the overall results in line with market expectations, the storage industry face turnaround driven by its revenue and gross margin rebound, the next quarter of business is expected to improve, but there are also some problems and challenges.Investment HighlightsOverall performance: Revenue of $6.811 billion, up 81.5% year-on-year, slightly better than expected, and net income of $332 million, remaining profitable. Revenue rebound was mainly driven by growth in the DRAM and NAND businesses, while operating profit and margins rebounded on the back of improved gross margins.DRAM and NAND business rebound: the price end of the quarter wer

Like any sector in the past, Big Tech has its place under the 🌞  now. And therefore this question. I think, and I may be off the mark, thus: there are basically 2 ways to approach any sector or stick viz. (1) Invest for the long run in fundamentally strong stocks & (2) play with volatility. And both approaches have their value too.  (1) have a solid strategy, pick your stocks scientifically and invest and then stick with conviction while tracking it regularly (2) use volatility to your advantage by investing in a tech heavy fund or proactively managed fund or even with good potential stocks through a regular savings plan . Volatile assets hold advantages (along with risks), because they automatically tend to increase the number of opportunities to buy more

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I. Performance of Global Equity Indices (in US dollars) Source:Bloomberg,2024/06/17-2024/06/23 II. Key Market Themes i. Wall Street once again revised upward its target prices for US stocks, with the most significant divergence surprisingly revolving around AI?! Recently, major Wall Street firms have once again raised their year-end target for the S&P 500. Goldman Sachs, for instance, raised its target from 5200 points to 5600 points, an increase of approximately 8%, with about 2.5% upside from current levels. This adjustment is mainly due to the substantial earnings surpassing previous expectations in large-cap tech stocks. As of June 13th, Microsoft $微软(MSFT)$ , Nvidia $英伟达(NVDA)$ , Google

$Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$ Looking at it breaking ath of 179 going into earnings. That's about $40 upside. The building of xAI's data center should boost Aug earnings report

Warren Buffett did not invest in NVDA, AMZN, TSLA, MSFT, GOOG, META and he only invested in AAPL in 2016, 36 years after the stock had already gone up 9,400% from its listing. Yet, Buffett has made over $183 billion from investing in stocks (no one even comes close). He is now the 6th richest person in the world. If you add back the $50 billion he has given away to charity, he would be the 3rd richest in the world. The Lesson? 1) Never have the fear of missing out (FOMO) on a stock. You can miss out on some of the hottest stocks in the world and you can still do very well with other stocks. 2) Invest only in what you understand and in stocks that meet your investment criteria. Buffett avoided MSFT because of his close relationship with Bill Gates. He avoided TSLA because it was too unpred

The function and popularity of Artificial Intelligence are soaring by the day. Artificial Intelligence is the ability of a system or a program to think and learn from experience. AI applications have significantly evolved over the past few years and have found their applications in almost every business sector. This article will help you learn about the top artificial intelligence applications in the real world. AI is the hottest investment theme in 2024 without doubt. Let's dive into a few AI hot stocks in the market today.  PLTR Palantir has been around as an artificial intelligence software company for a while. It started back in 2003 as a platform to help government intelligence agencies process data better. More recently, Palantir has expanded outside its core market into the pu

Big-Tech’s PerformanceThis week was the last week of the first half of the year, and the broader market hovered near new highs with no surprises. NVIDIA's push to new highs came to an end and gave more inflows to other tech stocks. In addition to AI-related software growth stocks, MSFT, AMZN, and GOOGL among the big tech companies are making new highs, while META is also near a new high. As for TSLA, there is also a line breaking out of the uptrend that has been consolidating for more than 2 months.The best performers over the past week through the close of trading on June 27 were $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ +8.73%, $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ +6.31%, $Alphabet(GOOGL)$

I bought $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ calls strike on August few days ago，and bought $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ shares on Thursday. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ rosed up by 2.19% show an 3-year rang break out.The $190-$191 range has now become a crucial support zone to monitor for any short-term dips. To maintain the bullish sentiment, this area must hold.1.An Analyst from seeking alpha stated that “Amazon: $2 Trillion Reached - More To Come”.For sure it sounds reasonable.Fundamentaly, $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ struggled to profit in 2022, contributing to its falling share price. Its net profit has been above 6% in the last few quarters. Maintaining a he

$S&P 500(.SPX)$   TOM LEE SAID THE S&P COULD REACH $15,000 BY 2030. After listening to his latest podcast, he really makes some compelling points…I wrote them out below and curious after reading these if people agree with his thesis: 1.) Baby boomers are transferring wealth to Millennials and GenX which have a propensity to spend and invest in the market. Additionally, millennials are entering prime spending years where big purchases like a house and car will be taking place. All of this is upside for the broader economy. 2.) The US has the best tech companies in the world. If those tech companies can continue putting up the numbers that they have, fueled by the tailwind of AI, then it’s not implausib

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I. Performance of Global Equity Indices (in US dollars) Source:Bloomberg,2024/06/17-2024/06/23 II. Key Market Themes i. Wall Street once again revised upward its target prices for US stocks, with the most significant divergence surprisingly revolving around AI?! Recently, major Wall Street firms have once again raised their year-end target for the S&P 500. Goldman Sachs, for instance, raised its target from 5200 points to 5600 points, an increase of approximately 8%, with about 2.5% upside from current levels. This adjustment is mainly due to the substantial earnings surpassing previous expectations in large-cap tech stocks. As of June 13th, Microsoft $微软(MSFT)$ , Nvidia $英伟达(NVDA)$ , Google

$Micron Technology(MU)$ in the 26th U.S. stock market after-hours released Q3 financial results for fiscal year 2024, the overall results in line with market expectations, the storage industry face turnaround driven by its revenue and gross margin rebound, the next quarter of business is expected to improve, but there are also some problems and challenges.Investment HighlightsOverall performance: Revenue of $6.811 billion, up 81.5% year-on-year, slightly better than expected, and net income of $332 million, remaining profitable. Revenue rebound was mainly driven by growth in the DRAM and NAND businesses, while operating profit and margins rebounded on the back of improved gross margins.DRAM and NAND business rebound: the price end of the quarter wer

Amazon $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ stock jumped 3.9% yesterday to USD 193.61 mainly due to: Amazon plans to launch a discount store to compete with Temu and Shein. Amazon is launching its own AI chatbot soon to compete with ChatGPT, according to a Business Insider report. Amazon just confirmed its Prime Day sale will run July 16-17. This marks the first time Amazon has hit $2 trillion in valuation. It has now become the fifth largest company by market cap in the world, trailing behind Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, and Alphabet. Most of the "Magnificent Seven" companies have seen their share prices exceed their 2021 highs (Covid High). However, Amazon is considered a laggard and relatively inexpensive as its share price is only 3.77% above its 2021 high. Am

Cathie Wood, on June 26, sold some of her few $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ positions in the fund $ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF(ARKQ)$ , weighting fell to 2.31% from 2.59%.Many of you may still be wondering, didn't she sell long ago? And stepped out of this Nvidia AI wave intact?Yes, she zai started to reduce her holdings heavily in mid 2023, and the more NVDA went up the more she reduced it, but didn't completely liquidate her position, and still has some in each of the ARKQ and $ARK Next Generation Internation ETF(ARKW)$ funds, with very low weightings already. Meanwhile, the position is still being reduced so far this year.NVIDIA's volatility has intensified rece

Among the three stable giants, I would choose Apple stocks for several reasons. First, Apple offers dividends, providing a steady income stream for investors. Additionally, there is consistent high demand for Apple's products, known for their quality and innovation. This strong product demand is likely to continue, supporting Apple's growth and profitability. However, if I were not limited to choosing among these three giants, I would avoid buying any of their stocks at the current time. The stock prices of Apple, Google and Amazon are near their 52 week highs, which can be a cause for concern. Buying stocks at or near their peak prices carries more risks as there is a higher chance that the price may fall, leading to potential losses. In such a scenario, it might be more prudent to look e

This discussion about turning to AMZN or GOOG as the semiconductor rally cools down highlights an important point: market conditions are always changing. While Amazon's recent 4% rise and Google's current stock price of $185 might seem attractive, it's essential to remember that no stock should be considered a 'forever hold.' Profits on paper are not actualized until they are realized. Holding onto stocks indefinitely can lead to missed opportunities and potential losses if market conditions change.  Investors need to be strategic and adaptable, rather than getting caught up in the hype of stable giants. While companies like Amazon and Google have a strong track record, unforeseen changes in technology, regulation, or market dynamics can impact their performance. It’s crucial to cont

Like any sector in the past, Big Tech has its place under the 🌞  now. And therefore this question. I think, and I may be off the mark, thus: there are basically 2 ways to approach any sector or stick viz. (1) Invest for the long run in fundamentally strong stocks & (2) play with volatility. And both approaches have their value too.  (1) have a solid strategy, pick your stocks scientifically and invest and then stick with conviction while tracking it regularly (2) use volatility to your advantage by investing in a tech heavy fund or proactively managed fund or even with good potential stocks through a regular savings plan . Volatile assets hold advantages (along with risks), because they automatically tend to increase the number of opportunities to buy more

I hold all the 3 stocks. And I have made money on all three. My personal favourite of these is Microsoft  - for the simple breadth of offerings touching our daily lives consistently across decades. Wish they had taken their mobile business seriously as it could been a potential cash cow - somehow it missed the bus and part from killing Nokia didnt achieve much. Amazon,  being at almost $195 now, could very well breach $200 this week or surely next week. As for Alphabet is also in its own league after some docile performances over the quarters. Pretty exciting times.

Which one? Hmmm🤔🤔🤔

$Amazon.com(AMZN)$   $AMZN AMAZON STILL OWNS 158M SHARES OF $RIVN RIVIAN. WITH RIVIAN’S 23%+ GAIN, TODAY THEIR POSITION INCREASED BY $439M. They also hit $2T market cap for the first time ever. AWS $100B TTM run rate.. AI fueling their ad’s biz to $40B a year.. To top it off, their margins STILL have so much room for improvement, which will drive the multiple expansion. Shares are now up +127% from the $85 lows in 2022. BoA just upgraded the stock to $220 today

Warren Buffett did not invest in NVDA, AMZN, TSLA, MSFT, GOOG, META and he only invested in AAPL in 2016, 36 years after the stock had already gone up 9,400% from its listing. Yet, Buffett has made over $183 billion from investing in stocks (no one even comes close). He is now the 6th richest person in the world. If you add back the $50 billion he has given away to charity, he would be the 3rd richest in the world. The Lesson? 1) Never have the fear of missing out (FOMO) on a stock. You can miss out on some of the hottest stocks in the world and you can still do very well with other stocks. 2) Invest only in what you understand and in stocks that meet your investment criteria. Buffett avoided MSFT because of his close relationship with Bill Gates. He avoided TSLA because it was too unpred

Amazon and google going to 3 trillion?

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