Tyler Woolsey

Everyone is panicking over Jensen Huang's resignation and $NVDA dropping to $163, but here's what Wall Street isn't telling you about the next 12 months: 1. $CRWV is a $153 stock trading at $61 2. $NBIS is a $335 stock trading at $134 3. $MU is a $2025 stock trading at $810 4. $NVDA is a $420 stock trading at $168 5. $AMD is a $1168 stock trading at $467 6. $ZETA is a $95 stock trading at $37 7. $CIFR is a $19 stock trading at $7 8. $PLTR is a $425 stock trading at $170 9. $SOFI is a $42 stock trading at $16 10. $TSLA is a $995 stock trading at $397 Next alert dropping soon! If you are not following us with notifications turned on, you might miss our next alerts.

I am 70 years old and work as a financial analyst at Berkshire Hathaway. I have summarized some simple rules for beginners: 1. Price falls 5% → Hold 2. Price falls 15% → Buy 10% 3. Price falls 25% → Buy 25% 4. Price rises 5% → Continue holding 5. Price rises 15% → Continue holding 6. Price rises 25% → Sell 10% 7. Price rises 35% → Sell 20% 8. Price rises 45% → Sell 30% 9. Price rises 60% → Sell 40% 10. Price rises 100% → Sell everything Discipline + patience = stable long-term growth!!!

I'm 70, retired from Vanguard Group, and have spent decades studying the markets. Here's my advice for November 12: 1. $NVDA — The bad news is out. It's time to buy

$NVDA — BUY at $155–$160. The bad news has been fully priced in. It's time to buy. $AMD — Strong AI growth, but don't chase after the recent rally. $TSLA — Huge long-term potential, but valuation remains a concern. Don't buy for now. $AVGO — Buy at $325–$335 $QCOM — Buy at $165–$170 $MRVL — Buy at $154–$160 $ANET — Buy at $186–$191 $TSM — Buy at $390–$402 $MU — Don't chase after the recent rally If you find this information helpful, please like, follow, and share

I'm 70, retired from Fidelity, and have spent decades studying the markets. Here's my take right now: 1. $NVDA -The bad news is out. It's time to buy

If Jensen Huang is REPLACED by Colette Kress, $NVDA is going to DUMP hard. Here are 5 stocks I'm buying more of at the BOTTOM: 1. $IREN

🚨 WARNING: SOMETHING REALLY BAD JUST HAPPENED!! Jensen Huang has officially RESIGNED from NVIDIA. We've seen CEOs from the world's best companies resign before. Every time a CEO stepped down, the market COLLAPSED. If you hold any assets today, you must read this RIGHT NOW: Back in 2000, the internet was expected to revolutionize EVERYTHING. And it did. But that didn't stop the Dot-Com bubble from wiping out TRILLIONS. Then came the 2007-2008 housing crash. An entire market built on the belief that home prices would NEVER go down. Until it all COLLAPSED. And just when people thought the worst was behind, the 2021-2022 covid crash wiped out TRILLIONS again. Different triggers. Same painful lesson. Now, AI is following the EXACT same path. Mind-blowing valuations. Crazy hype. People are once again convinced that this rally will NEVER end. And now, the man who BUILT NVIDIA is GONE. Just because the AI revolution is REAL doesn't mean AI stocks are immune to COLLAPSE. And it's inevitable. The warning signs keep repeating. Only the technology changes. Pay attention NOW. I've spent more than 12 years studying financial markets and calling nearly ALL market tops and bottoms. If you want to be in the TOP 1% and survive the 2026-2027 cycle, follow and turn on notifications. Because by the time everyone else realizes what's happening, it will already be too late.

Hey @grok , do you think it’s a genius move for me to sell my house and dump my entire life savings into $NVDA ?

This is f*cking insane Everyone is talking about Jensen Huang's affair this week. Almost nobody is talking about what he said about paying $8 billion in taxes Nvidia CEO, asked about California's billionaire tax: "The fact that I can afford to pay $8 billion in taxes over five years is a privilege" "I'm not afraid of paying taxes. I'm just afraid of being poor" In 3 minutes, he explains why he's fine paying it while other billionaires spend millions fighting it: 0:31 - "I don't mind paying taxes. Why not?" 0:33 - The one thing he hates: tax dollars wasted 1:05 - "I am the ultimate American dream" 2:13 - The question: $8B over five years, still worth it? 2:37 - Afraid of being poor, not of taxes 2:51 - Why he pays his people as much as possible, not as little When billionaires fight a tax, most people blame greed Jensen is teaching the math underneath: country → education → company → merit → success → taxes Old way: pay as little as possible, to the state and to your people New way: paying more is the proof you won Better than any $2,000 finance course I've seen Is he right or is that easy to say when you're a billionaire?