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Knowledge Is Money π° retweeted
There's a chart in the data center sector that deserves a lot more attention.
This is the name I consider the sector leader in terms of Historical data and price action
Consistently setting the pace for the sector.
As bloody as price action has been, I believe this move is far from over.
Printing a P02 Schematic setup on the HTF
There's a lot of hype surrounding these names. That's why I want this chart to reach those heavily exposed to the data center sector
I believe things could get vary ugly in 2027.
$CIFR $IREN $APLD $SLNH $NBIS etc
Knowledge Is Money π° retweeted
"Nobody wants to get rich after they need Viagra."
Truest words ever spoken about the markets. That is why we are here. π―π€
He's right.
Revenues are only useful if they directly benefit the investor. If the revenues in the form of profit just go and sit inside a huge savings account like apples cash reserves, it doesn't help the investor in any way in the short term.
In the long term, having a bunch of cash can help during downturns, catastrophes, disruptive takeovers, etc but that requires that you just sit on your investment for 20 years. Nobody wants to get rich after they need Viagra.
So really, the only time a company's revenues really make a difference to the retail investor is when they get dividends based on profit.
Dividends make a stock much more attractive to boomers who just want a passive cash flow stream. So they start buying more of the stock. And the stock price kind of eeks up like a centipede might.
What you really want is the stock to have some kind of meme power. You want the stock to be the center of media attention and stay there. You want the stock to cause controversy and heated debate.
Attention is the ultimate barometer of value in the stock market anymore.
No one waits for the Sunday times to decide what tickers to buy on Monday.
"Nobody wants to get rich after they need Viagra."
Truest words ever spoken about the markets. That is why we are here. π―π€
He's right.
Revenues are only useful if they directly benefit the investor. If the revenues in the form of profit just go and sit inside a huge savings account like apples cash reserves, it doesn't help the investor in any way in the short term.
In the long term, having a bunch of cash can help during downturns, catastrophes, disruptive takeovers, etc but that requires that you just sit on your investment for 20 years. Nobody wants to get rich after they need Viagra.
So really, the only time a company's revenues really make a difference to the retail investor is when they get dividends based on profit.
Dividends make a stock much more attractive to boomers who just want a passive cash flow stream. So they start buying more of the stock. And the stock price kind of eeks up like a centipede might.
What you really want is the stock to have some kind of meme power. You want the stock to be the center of media attention and stay there. You want the stock to cause controversy and heated debate.
Attention is the ultimate barometer of value in the stock market anymore.
No one waits for the Sunday times to decide what tickers to buy on Monday.
Knowledge Is Money π° retweeted
The men who built fortunes never waited for their moment.
They engineered circumstances until the moment had no choice but to arrive.
The men who built fortunes never waited for their moment.
They engineered circumstances until the moment had no choice but to arrive.
Short $TSLA
Tesla will be winding down production of the Cybertruck at Gigafactory Texas around the middle of next year to make room for increased Cybercab production
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