Comments by "Wandering Existence" (@WanderingExistence) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. She makes my portfolio rise
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  2. Let's not forget how this started, having naked short positions is supposed to be illegal. But large hedge funds have found loopholes in order to keep making money and driving businesses into the ground with their predatory speculation and misinformation.
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  3. Are you going to ignore the fact that both Democrats and Republicans love spending $8 trillion on war? But yeah, it's JUST the Democrats, LMAO
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  4.  @Jhop273  Lmao, You complain about Democratic spending but don't bat an eye about Republicans trying to deregulate oil companies so they spew toxic chemicals into your drinking water and pollute the air you breathe 👍
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  5. Good job, enjoy your retirement!
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  6. I'm literally a socialist (abolish private capital in favor of worker and consumer cooperatives), and even I think it's a bad idea!
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  7. No, now they're forcing him to testify under oath. He could have come to defend himself at any point. Don't act like Trump's the victim.
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  8. Put your money where your mouth is buy some puts
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  9. Do you always take people at their word?
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  10. Uber will raise rates because there's a low supply of drivers but they won't raise wages.
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  11. And high demand.... Which is in a major secular growth trend.
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  12. I'd believe it.
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  13.  @Jhop273  Cute whataboutism. Like I said both Democrats AND Republicans like spending your money... I think your comment is stupid because you made it partisan. As if Republicans also don't like using your money.
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  14. Have you looked at their forwardPE?? It's called growth.
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  15. Wage labor is renting yourself via "self ownership". Employment is literally renting another human being as if they're property. The employer-employee relationship is a very insidious dynamic. Employment is a rental contract, like if you rented capital (say, a chainsaw from Home Depot), you pay rent for the "time preference" (basically the cost of time) for a piece of property. Capitalism is based on a principle of self ownership, which sounds empowering, until you realize that most people don't own enough capital goods to make enough income other than themselves, and must rent out the authority over themselves as pieces of "human capital". This is a process of dehumanization where human beings are valued for their return on investment as capital goods. This is why, at the very least, capitalism needs unions and safety nets (or abolishment), or else the system won't value people for their human value. Importantly we must also think about our sick, elderly, and disabled people, as they can't provide competitive economic return for the investor class to value. We must figure out a way to cooperate and change this economic system if we wish to value each other.
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  16.  @davidletasi3322  Yeah a symptom of low IQ would not realizing that 8 is larger than 3.5.... lmao. Learn basic counting skills, man.
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  17. Do you honestly think like that this a lot and that this is just Bidens issue? Democrats and Republicans are happy to spend 8 trillion dollars on war... But 3.5 for average Americans is too much? Just admit it you like killing other people more than you like providing for your own countrymen/women. Smfh.
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  18. Oh, get over yourself.
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  19. Normal profit taking after big run. This is just a show and tell, Wall St will teally care when Blackwell makes profits.
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  20. Buy that dip!
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  21.  @jeffhoya542  If you don't read the paper you're uninformed, if you read the paper you're misinformed - Mark Twain
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  22.  @viviangall1786  Oh, Grace Young is terrible! She lost 82% of my wife and I's $300,000 investment. BUYER BEWARE! Don't trust this fraud.
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  23. "I don't care if Herschel Walker paid to abort endangered baby eagles. I want control of the Senate" - Dana Loesch, Republican
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  24.  @augustus331  If you run a DCF at their 10yr 30% growth rate and a 8% discount, NVDA is fairly valued.... Intel is still a giant with a sub 10 PE, but they don't have the leading hardware or AI software, both of which command large premiums for paying customers, as well as shareholders purchasing the company. We can agreed to disagree in terms of valuation, because that is legitimately subjective, but I raise an eyebrow when you say the quality of Nvidia's business isn't there.... They grew profits over 100% last year.
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  25. This just in, some people still care about preserving a peaceful transition of power in this country 🤦🏼 You guys yell back the blue but then you turn your backs on the blue when 140 of them get beaten up outside the Capitol, what a piece of work.
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  26. Yep, "natural herd immunity"... that's how we stopped Polio, but for some reason tHeY nEVer tAlK aBoUt iT Jfc, you people are dimmer than a incandescent with a broken filament
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  27. Shhhhhhhh.... It's like fight club, we don't talk about it
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  28.  @ascensionblade  I'm trying to build my CCP Social Credit Score
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  29. You don't seem to be that concerned about the 8 trillion dollar military plan that will spend $10,000 on a desk that never gets used in an Afghanistan base.
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  30. I bet you're going to really be impressed by the 8 trillion dollars spent over 10 years by the corporate-congressional military industrial complex...
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  31. Sure, okay. You would have thought the internet was just for nerds in the 90's too. Crypto will create Web 3.0, it's a decade out, but it's the future.
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  32.  @lifeisshort2016  When they push the price to zero, they bankrupt the company. They do it to small companies youve never heard of.
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  33. Learning? They've had people trained for a while now.
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  34.  @louislong1514  Why don't you look at ARK stock GAINS? Cathie Wood has a 5-year time horizon... Even with the huge drawdown, 5 years ago till now you're still up 372%. You're just an "investor" that doesn't know what time horizons are and can't handle the volatility. Go play in the sandbox with your S&P.
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  35. AMD is a funny stock, great company, but takes investors awhile to warm up. U was buying AMD from 93 all the way down to 75.... Then I saw an arbitrage opportunity with XLNX, basically snagged $114 AMD shares for only $94.
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  36.  @longbeach7623  Where were you when United States military was guarding poppy fields in Afghanistan??
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  37.  @longbeach7623  You keep assuming things like you're reading off your identity politics script, and it makes you look more and more like a NPC
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  38. Wow, super informative... Great "journalism".
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  39. There floating the idea that the tech sell off is about GME and not bond yields.... This seems willfully disingenuous. GME has a sub 10B market cap.... That doesn't add up.
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  40. 🤦🤦🤦 Market can't do everything and securing chip development and manufacturing in the US is a national security issue.
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  41.  @Inokea560  A free market with lead to more international manufacturing due to the fact that it's offshoring jobs for lower labor cost to increase profits in order to increase the competitive advantage in the marketplace.
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  42.  @socialdistancejusticewarri8533  Soooooo.... if all lives matter, Black lives matter. Smfh, or are you too stupid to realize that black lives are treated unequal which is the reason why the emphasis of importance is put on said group?
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  43.  @talha-raja  Lol, speculation?? It just did over 22.1 billion in revenue last quarter and 12.3 billion in net income.
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  44. Yeah but have you read the Book of Job?
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  45. It all depends on the interest rate and how comfortable with leverage you are, 20-30yrs is a very safe investing time horizon, so there is opportunity cost, especially if it means reduced IRA/401K contributions. Paying off debt early reduces risk and can be seen as locking in a rate of return equal to the interest rate. Also, fixed rate debt on real estate is often good during times of high inflation.
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  46. No, this is business. You can treat it like a casino, but it doesn't have to be
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  47. Unfortunately, they don't care about their Ughiur slave labor....
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  48.  @ascensionblade  Lol. That's funny, sorry if all you wanted to do was joke but on a serious note, let's not forget that capitalism is happy to profit off of said slavery too. The whole idea that capitalism will be ESG responsible is hilariously ironic considering capitalism is built on endless production on a limited planet and will enslave labor and/or overthrow governments if it can increase profits. Capitalism builds wealth and standards of living, but it does so because it looks to profit off of everything, good and even horrible things. One tale that is just painfully ironic is GM trying to be green and EV pioneering when 20 years ago they literally towed the working EV1 away from happy, paying leasers and trashed them- they could have been innovating electric technology and had the leading EV market share. Back then the Hummer was hot! Now the EVs are hot... Corporations have no morals, they do whatever won't give them the most profit. Sorry if you're trying to just make a joke, but I thought I'd deconstruct the concept a little bit :P
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  49. I'm not saying the Democrats don't have any responsibility, but you don't think Trumps trade war had anything to do with it? Oh, that's right, you're an NPC. The sanctions are as much of a joke as you thinking Trump was making China pay tariffs.... American citizens pay tariffs, you clown.
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  50.  @stevebri9161  He sold 125 billion dollars of weapons to Saudi Arabia, and provided military support, so they could wage war in Yemen. The war in Yemen has been called one of the largest humanitarian crisis of the modern era, with large war caused famines killing hundreds of thousands. Not to mention Saudi Arabia was the country that financed 15 of the 9/11 hijackers. But Trump got a touch of glowing orb in Saudi Arabia in 2017 so it's all cool -_-
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  51. ARK PRNT ETF, FTW
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  52.  @garyandkimperkinson5050  5 years ago I thought Apple was pricey when I bought it at $750B.... Few people thought it'd be 2.6T in just a few years. Nvidia will be the same.
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  53. And when compared to the 8 trillion dollars that will spend on killing people in other countries over the next 10ys that doesn't sound that bad. But of course there's always money for corporate war but there's never enough money to take care of the average and the poor.
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  54.  @zitools  The concept of poverty is a relative term. Of course comparing the first world to the third world is apples to oranges. When looking at the United States where there are multiple people worth over a 100 billion dollars when half of Americans live paycheck to paycheck... That is inequality. Not to mention that the rich then buy out politicians which cause the inequality to increase even further. Investment companies like BlackRock are buying billions of dollars of single-family homes to make them into rental properties alienating your average home buyer from the housing market. Tying the dollar to the stock market but only incentivize bailing out corporations even more, and gold does not increase in supply at the necessary rate (in relation to economic growth) to create a stable currency.
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  55. Lmfao... That's the exact reason why it won't be approved. AMD & xilinx is a sure thing though.
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  56. You're insane If you think that was sensible and grounded. Big Brother is not you friend.
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  57. That sound??
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  58. Tactical? Like blowing up apartments and shops?
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  59. Ah yes, because journalism is "snitching".
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  60.  @2steaksandwiches665  Only capital equity. Ironically, I'm a shareholder, and yes, I'd be happy to give up my absentee shares for democratic socialism.
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  61.  @2steaksandwiches665  I'm Green... What are you talking about?
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  62.  @Bolden47  You realize there are a wide range of names for the devil's lettuce, right? You "laughin" but you're taking things too seriously, lol
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  63. You understand what exponential growth is? With the proper execution a better price to earnings ratio will emerge as these new large markets start to become dominate revenue streams.
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  64.  @tomdrno9582  So you really felt compelled to come back after 4 days and restate that?? Lmao. Okay, bud.... Why don't you come back in 4 years after EVs make full market penetration and then "rub it in my face".
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  65. Is it really hype if it's real? Have you watched the GTC?
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  66. Ummm... Where you been the last year? Is 240% in 12mo, or 1,900% in 60mo, not "taking off"? 😅
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  67.  @dgaz3057  It was a Dev conference, GTC normally doesn't move the stock; partnerships, acquisitions, high product sales reports, and revenue and earning reports move the stock. Price targets across multiple banks have been moved up to 1, 000-1250... But I find it absolutely hilarious how if Nvidia takes two weeks to cool off moving sideways people are weirded out. I guess that kind of speaks to how reliable its upward price movement has been.
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  68.  @dgaz3057  Welp, my reply was purged ... Lol
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  69.  @austinbutler1291  duh 🙄 You said he "gets to"... He always could have testified. You're wording makes it seem like he hasn't been given the opportunity up until now. And you know what, Trump won't even take the opportunity to actually defend himself; He's just going to plead the fifth over and over.
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  70. Capitalism kills for profit. Capitalism is not voluntary, it's a hostage situation...
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  71. A year later: Some feels, huh?
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  72. Leave it to a libertarian (Thiel) to want more government surveillance... Typical libertarians
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  73. Yes, Alex, we do. Cathie makes my portfolio rise.
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  74. Deflation is good for a store of value not for means of exchange.... Smdh, you economically illiterate BitBoi
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  75. It's obvious that you hate freedom
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  76. You mean Desantimonious.... Lol. Dude, Trump is already ripping on him.
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  77.  @winst0n888  Lol, you mean there's enough time to become a sycophant? You got Lying Ted over here vouching for Trump after he called his wife ugly... Lol, simping4Trump.
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  78.  @winst0n888  "You know that guy that I called a liar for a year- turns out he likes me now so he's really not a bad guy because I only care if people like me or not" - Trump paraphrased like the toddler he is He doesn't care if you're a liar He just cares if you like him. That sounds like a con man that would create a fraudulent college and scam people out of tuition money.... Oh wait he did. You support a con artist. Simping4Trump
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  79. So you think supporting Orwellian big brother is the mature route?? Wow. That's pretty sad.
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  80. Lmao, it only has a 19% short now. Corsair has a 44% short interest and it's actually a good company....
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  81. Property tax taxes the appreciated value..
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  82. No, this is just innovation...
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  83. Confidence to fulfill projections. These are future based bets with lots of moving parts nothing is 100% confident.
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  84. So you think giving the government more data to track you is a good thing? You know, you could just move to China.
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  85. The GOP obviously wants to regulate speech, it's obvious they've turned their back on values of freedom. They'd rather dictate their view of what's best for you.
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  86. ​ @milosmilovanovic3929  Hardly. One the cheapest AI companies on a Forward P/E basis.
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  87.  @milosmilovanovic3929  Have you seen their forward PE ratio... They are hardly overvalued. In fact they're one of the least expensive ai companies on a fPE basis.
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  88.  @kennet2282  The next fed meeting is probably going to either keep rates the same or lower them. I don't see how the dip off of ATH is from macro policy.
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  89.  @milosmilovanovic3929  Have you seen their forward PE ratio?
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  90.  @milosmilovanovic3929  They forward PE is low asf...
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  91. If you can't handle 20% volatility... you shouldn't be in stocks. That has nothing to do with it being tech, equities require longer time horizons to account for their inherent volatility.
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  92.  @louislong1514  Before the crash ARk was up 700%... Which is in between the two examples you gave. And before you go saying then I'm neglecting the crash... Volatility is what I expected when I bought it- longer time horizons are specifically made to adjust for more volatility, that's why it's a caveat that she always says. Yes, I'm down +30%, does it hurt a little, sure... Does it worry me, No. Because I believe in the underlying technologies that are driving the companies that her and her research team are picking. Are all of the companies good, certainly not, but she doesn't have to bat a 1000. The biggest problem that I see with ark is that people run into her funds when prices are going up and they run out when things are cheap- that's exactly why Peter Lynch closed the Magellan fund. I buy and hold until my conviction changes or the opportunity cost vs benefit analysis changes. It's not even like I'm all in either, ARK funds make up less than 6% of my holdings, it's an okay bet sizing for the risk. I also held AAPL and NFLX for 4 years, so it's not like I missed gains. I'm late to NDVA, but it's a high conviction triple bagger in the next decade, so I have some now.
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  93. So you like Orwellian Big Brother??
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  94.  @CouchInvestor  So you like that he's doing what he say even if that is taking away your freedom and privacy?? Wow, you think you're being moral by supporting people who don't lie, but you're supporting somebody who's being honest about supporting the lying US government. The level of irony isn't even funny anymore.
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  95.  @CouchInvestor  Did you not hear the CEO talk about giving the US government more surveillance data? Again, I ask, do you think helping lying Big Brother is good?
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  96.  @CouchInvestor  Data analytics, am I wrong?? Or are you unaware of all PLTRs government contracts with the DoD, NSA, and FBI, or the fact that early investment was mainly just $30M from Thiel and $2M from the CIA?
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  97.  @CouchInvestor  "A document leaked to TechCrunch revealed that Palantir's clients as of 2013 included at least twelve groups within the U.S. government, including the CIA, the DHS, the NSA, the FBI, the CDC, the Marine Corps, the Air Force, the Special Operations Command, the United States Military Academy, the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization and Allies, the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. However, at the time, the United States Army continued to use its own data analysis tool.[29] Also, according to TechCrunch, the U.S. spy agencies such as the CIA and FBI were linked for the first time with Palantir software, as their databases had previously been "siloed."[29]"
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  98.  @CouchInvestor  Am I wrong?
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  99.  @christopherc.jenkins4064  Cool, shill.
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  100. You made this all about crypto but crypto is a very small percentage of their business.... Lol, weak points
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  101. ?? I didn't she her "fangirl" out. Tasha just understand disruptive innovation. Don't act like Tesla isn't years ahead of its next competitors.
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  102. Blockchain, all entries are public and simultaneously known by all referencers
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  103. Thank you. I scrolled and scrolled for someone who hasn't lost their mind thinking that giving Big Brother more data is good, as if it doesn't conflict with the core values of privacy and freedom from government that America is built on.
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  104. This short squeeze wasn't collusion, We like the stock! billionaires are just mad that they got caught with their pants down with 140% short position. They deserve it.
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  105. Lol, you realize corporate drug companies got people addicted to opiates. The realize criminals are inside already.
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  106.  @longbeach7623  Lol, We literally helped protect product that helped fund the Taliban.... And then wage a multi-trillion dollar war on terror that failed. You don't think that debt bill hits close to home?? Lmao. You probably cry about tax spending, so shut up, you gnarled twit. P. S. NEVER BEEN TO COLLEGE, saved me so much money considering America has a terrible tuition inflation problem
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  107. AAPL and MSFT don't earn anything? Not selling my QQQ
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  108. Do you guys really not understand that corporate lobbying has undermined the concept of democracy in this country? Stop with the idealism, learn about the real world.
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  109. That dip is here!! Bought some at $220 and $240 not too long ago.
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  110. Probably a Jan 6er. Have you gotten picked up by the Fed yet?
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  111. Lol
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  112. If you've listened to Cathie Woods you'd know she operates on a 5-year time horizon... Over the past 5 years QQQ is up 221% and ARKK is up 372%. People get so caught up in the short-term they don't understand the underlying assets, lol. By the way I own both ark funds and QQQ in my Roth.
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  113.  @HateTheIRS  Do you know what my largest ETF holding is? QQQM. ARKK is full of high risk /high reward potential stocks, an 90% of my ARK funds are in my long time horizon Roth to weather volatility. if anyone thinks ARkK and the Q's have the same risk profile they are bonkers.
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  114.  @HateTheIRS  I care about expensive shoes but I care about holdings more, I prefer the holding of QQQ(M)
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  115.  @HateTheIRS  For starters NASDAQ 100 has 102 stocks, as opposed to VGT with 360 and XLK at 75. Please find me Amazon, Tesla (consumer discretionary), and Google (communications) in either of those two funds. The QQQ also excludes financials and include some healthcare. Not to mention, position sizing is key when looking at holdings. I want my holdings to be concentrated within the top 10, but of the top 10 I want them to be fairly diversified, not +40% in the top two. Sorry, these are basic things I looked at when choosing my fund In the first place and things I was able to double check now within just a few minutes.
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  116.  @HateTheIRS  I'm annoyed, because you don't know why I choose my funds/ sizing and you want to recommend things that don't accomplish my goals, while acting like "it's all the same bro". It's not just an index for me, I choose QQQM because it's an easy way to DCA into multiple names I'd like to hold individual shares of and adds some extra growth diversity, and if I want to weight higher I just buy the individual as well, like I do with NVDA. Amazon Google and Tesla are all companies I want exposure to that your two funds don't hace, but they become too pricey to buy three on a regular basis w/o fractionals. If AAPL or MSFT slow down from their past decade of quick growth or other names just rise faster VGT and XLK have more concentration risk than the Q's. The financial industry is rife with people giving suggestions without having any clue about the person's goals.... So yeah, excuse me when I chirp up and say they aren't the same for my goals.
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  117.  @HateTheIRS  I like VUG, but my preference mainly came down to position sizing. NASDAQ 100 has a Goldilocks zone for my concentration risk tolerance in terms of top 10 and total holdings. I want less top 2 concentration risk than XLK and VGT provide, but more total concentration risk than VUG has. QQQ also has more than just tech, with healthcare consumer discretionary & staples, and some industrial/utiltiies, but VUG is definitely better diversified withholdings like Home Depot and Starbucks, and it shows in both the volatility to the downside and upside. It's more of picking an idiosyncratic shade of gray than being married to white or black. Thanks for inquiring.
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  118.  @HateTheIRS  I'd like to specify that QQQM gives me exposure to FaanngMT+ as a part of a larger portfolio that's highly concentrated in growth due to a long-term time horizon and an interest in technology, specifically semiconductors, AMD, NVDA, SMH, GOOG, and INTC. MY Short-term allocations are in things like VIG and VTIP. I am super bullish on tech long term, as long as we don't go into a nuclear world war 3 I think demand for semiconductors is going to be an insane secular growth trend. Tech will have bad times, but I'm young enough with enough stomach to handle the volatility through to the correction to the upside. I'm curious where are you with your personal finance risk allocation? What kind of time horizons drive your investment decisions?
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  119.  @HateTheIRS  Cool, thanks for sharing. My taxable account is on a 5-10yr horizon so I can hopefully put a down payment on a house. I know growth companies face some headwind in the short term but I think my top holdings I've chosen have good management and ride on trends that will push them through. My Roth has 34yrs before I can draw on the gains, so it's aggressively growth oriented, holding QQQM, SMH, AMD, ARK funds, ETHE (Ethereum trust), NDAQ, and some other small moon bets. XLY looks like a good addition- You also gave me the idea to add VUG to the Roth for better diversification than the Qs, thanks. Switching to dividends is pretty far out for me, when I do need low volatility and some dividends I like VIG. Although I plan to keep many of these risk on bets, I do plan to add to lower risk assets with future contributions.
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  120.  @SolitarySparrow  You act like it's a bad thing to not help blow up Innocent wedding parties in Yemen....
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  121. Half of you that complain that "Biden isn't doing enough" also complain when there are social programs to help drug addicts....
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  122. Lol, ok
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  123. .... On a fasting diet.
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  124. .... On a fasting diet.
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  125. TSMC has too much capex, it cuts down their dcf valuation
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  126.  @Inokea560  It's literally a global industry, asml is a Dutch company that sources its lenses and mirrors from Germany and sends a majority of its products to Taiwan and South Korea that produce chips for us companies that design them and wall st that invests in them... It's a business that literally circles the globe.
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  127. AMD, NDVA, and SMH are the biggest parts of my portfolio. I like these stocks a lot!
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  128. Ethical? WeChat, Lockheed Martin, Apple, Facebook and Palentir are ethical? I was looking at their ESG ratings yesterday on ETF.com, I think the best one was ARKW which had a BBB rating (6.6/10). While I do really like the anti-cancer proposition of Arkg, let's be honest after a deflationary boom, profit margins will rise as consolidation happens in the winner take most economy, leading to common pharma price gouging of sick people.
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  129.  @Anonymous-vh9tc  Lol, ikr. People actual think Capitalism is ethical. The whole economy is build on treating animals, plants, and people like capital goods (e.g. human capital) for the profit of a plutocratic few.
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  130. @Chairman Jiao Bai Dun What's the point?
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  131. Do not understand the irony of supporting the real value of freedom... And supporting a company like palantir which is giving big data to big brother government to end freedoms?
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  132. Lol, that's a joke
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  133. My AMD and NVDA are happy
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  134. 666 in 33 months.... Did you get an occult vision from Baphomet? BTC isn't just clandestine, blockchain is a totally new way of transferring funds. It will have business uses as a method of payment by TSLA and SQ.
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  135.  @warntheidiotmasses7114  TSLA is not just a car company, Woods is betting on an automous ride haling service, as Telsa cars already have hardware built in and billions more AI driving than Waymo- that would mean lots of small transactions, in which blockchain's low transaction cost can be a simple payment type. P2P is next gen payment transfer. "Smart money" is an establishment view, TSLA and BTC are disruptors for a reason- at one time smart money won bets on telegram stocks... then innovation happened.
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  136.  @warntheidiotmasses7114  EngineeringExplained has a great video on EV's and the grid... It'll be fine has the grid has grown multiple times in size in the past few decades. As for Bitcoin yes I agree it is very very very energy intensive, It's not going to be used for all transactions, that is a ridiculous assumption.
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  137. You really don't understand anything about taxes if you think this is inherent problem of progressive taxation. You could just as easily have a flat tax rate and have loopholes so that effective tax rates are not "flat".
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  138.  @SamGal4E  Lol. I mean if "nominal tax rate" and "effective tax rate" are two entirely different things then yes a "flat tax" rate can still differ. But I'm sure with your ideology it would work out perfectly and there would be no loopholes at all... Suuuuure.
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  139.  @SamGal4E  lmao, I didn't "infer" any particular ideology. But if you think "flat tax" is completely immune from loopholes that would shift effective tax rates away from the nominal "flat" amounts, then yes, then that ventures into ideology.
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  140. Did you watch GTC? Did you see the high level data center and AI computing they do? Intel wanted to do stock buybacks and large dividends for decades rather than push innovation. Nvidia has grown over 30% per year over the past decade.
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  141.  @hondajacka2  I wouldn't bet against INTC though, they are getting lots of subsidies because Western governments want local chip fabs. INTC has a lot of weight to throw around.
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  142. Yesterday CNBC said the tech slide was possibly GME... a 10B company somehow caused a multi trillion dollar slide in the markets.
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  143. Tax bills? He gets 1.5 million shares and has to pay about 1 million shares worth of taxes... Each sale nets himself another half million shares.... Or nearly $500M
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  144.  @TristenHernandez  He gets 1.5 million shares in stock options as deferred salary compensation, and has to sell a million shares for taxes. Net 500,000 shares.
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  145. Lol
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  146. If you don't read the news, you're uninformed, and if you read the news, you're misinformed - Mark Twain
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  147. Lol, okay, buddy
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  148.  @Zebra663  Great, source citing. u da tru academek, bruh
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  149. 10%? What country do you live in??
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  150.  @eidrahhtarts4102  Sold my individual shares, I still have it in my NASDAQ100 and ironically in my broad market ESG fund. Somehow slave labor is ESG friendly, lol.
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  151. Lol, how? You like giving Big Brother more data?
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  152. Just fingers crossed, what's your due diligence?
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  153. You love Big Brother. If this was 1776 you would support King George by giving him data on the Washington and Jefferson.
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  154. P&D.... Lol, TSLA has been a long term hold for her team. You're being ridiculous.
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  155.  @waywardgeologist2520  It's just Lockean property rights and neoliberal econ... you should learn some capitalist philosophy.
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  156. Apple? The company that uses Uyghur slave labor via the CCP? 🤦 Side question; are monopolies that heavily lobby our government to be less democratic really ESG? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  157. Free markets don't exist. Government enforcement of property rights is government intervention.
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  158.  @davidletasi3322  3.5 is less than 8.... That's apart of learning to counting, you ass. Don't act like a smart-ass when you don't even know that eight is larger than three and a half 😂🤣
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  159. It's cyclical, it will drop in a yearish then rocket up again after a 12-24mo slump
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  160. "it's a possibility".... F this guy. The sun could blow up today "it's a possibility".
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  161. Trump totally did something about covid; He peddled false hope that it would "be gone by Easter" .... Basically as effective as redrawing the path of a hurricane with a sharpie. Lmao. Trump also had a record inauguration attendance numbers..... because that totally wasn't a petty narcissistic lie.
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  162. Destroying freedom is lucrative
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  163. What about Gh_z_???
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  164. You think giving big data to big brother is ethical??? Lmao, okay, Kerrie
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  165.  @SpringismySeason  Oh I'm sorry they don't give data to the government they give "data analysis" to the government... Thanks, Einstein
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  166. How about hanging a picture?
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  167. So you like Orwellian Big Brother? That's pretty anti-American.
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  168. Trump's problem in a nutshell is he's a narcissist, doesn't care about America, and uses propaganda to perpetuate an idea of false hope for the future in order to garner support.
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  169. EOY is short term.... What about long term? Does the value added by instantaneous money transfer and smart contracts that pushes into metaverse infrastructure not warrant $100K+ BTC?
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  170. Where were the politicians when they got people hooked on corporate opioids? Taking lobbying money to shove the average citizen under the profiteering fist of Wall St.
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  171. .... Because all of these are highly profitable businesses with changing skus of successful products. GME's underlying profitability isn't good... By that I mean they're not profitable. Jfc, you smooth brain apes should just go back to WSB.
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  172.  @zitools  You don't blame the ultra rich for buying out your representatives and corrupting them? You want to place all the blame on the representatives but none the corporations and rich majority owners for buying them off??
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  173.  @zitools  So when persecuting a hired murder you would only persecute the hitman but not the person hiring the hit against another person? Lmao, you sound like a PoS.
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  174. Have you looked at Microsoft's stock graph after the Dotcom bust.... Parabolic and still adding value. The two companies are comparable because both their future growth will largely be on the back of software, which can scale faster than physicals.
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  175. Rather take the respiratory uppercut?
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  176. Bahaha. Did you watch this year's GTC? Have you seen the type of innovation they're pushing out? Omniverse is insane, with already 25,000 company subscriptions.
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  177. So you like Orwellian Big Brother? Gross.
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  178. He also want companies to give more data to the government... Like China does. You're a goofball, he was calling out companies like Apple that don't share data with Big Brother.
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  179.  @georgestone6807  Okay, me too. But it's like 90% not going to happen. It isn't a worry though, Nvidia has insane value even without ARM.
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  180. Stonks go down??? Wat?
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  181.  @ferdeanjami5843  New portfolio, who dis?
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  182. Agreed. ForwardPE is the best in the sector rn.
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