Comments by "SkyRiver" (@SkyRiver1) on "Inside Intel’s Bold $26 Billion U.S. Plan To Regain Chip Dominance" video.

  1. Try to buy stock in Samsung and you will probably be in for a surprise. Individual shares of Samsung stock must be purchased either over-the-counter as a "pink sheet" stock — which means your purchase isn't regulated — or on the Korea Exchange (KRX), which entails opening a South Korean brokerage account. OR you will have to buy them through an ETF which will bundle them with other stocks you may not want.
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  2. Unless you count the most American car, which is the Tesla, which is also the best affordable car in the world.
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  3. Good info. Just about the reasons that determined my investments in TSMC, ASML, Nvida, and REMX. Of which NVDA has killed like clockwork, and REMX has far outpaced my expectations.
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  4.  @mr.darknight416  More investors have lost money shorting Tesla than any other company in history. You should give it a try. Maybe it will be different this time. lol
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  5.  @mr.darknight416  I bought at $550, $650, and $1150, and have diamond hands on Tesla, without regrets. In fact it is my greatest hope that it falls into the six hundreds one more time, I would bet the farm on it at that point. It seems like a hype train, but if you find out the real depth of Tesla's interests it is quite understandable. Right now Tesla has many of the forces of stagnation arrayed against it, both political and industrial, but the fact remains it makes cars that need no advertising to sell out all production. It has five of the most advanced factories on earth about to come on line. It has manufacturing methods that are a quantum leap beyond even the most advanced manufacturers, and most importantly it has a fine engineer at its head not some Harvard Business School idiot.
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  6. Very presumptuous on your part, and very wrong in many cases.
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  7. Tesla is the most American car with the most American parts and workers.
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