You can buy long and we can short it. We have been long time since March, 2020, without reason to increase the stock value. Once the recovery getting faster, what will be there? Yes, with inflation lots money from QE, however, business value is the top priority the investors to consider. Short term gain is alright, in the long term, it has to be back to $200-$400$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$

We are very satisfied with INTEL take over of mainstream market... Even if Intel's flagship Alchemist GPU fails to match the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070, it doesn't actually matter that much, and it's because not many people can afford a GPU at that level anyways – especially with the way graphics cards are priced right now. Looking again at the Steam Hardware survey, the most powerful graphics cards in the top 10 GPUs is the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 Super, and even that GPU only accounts for 2.10% of Steam users. And, those top ten GPUs make up for 47.04% of all of Steam's users. And so it makes sense that with its first run of enthusiast-class graphics cards, Intel would go for the mainstream market, where it can stand to take the most market share from AMD and Nvidia. Because, while the Nvid

I'm not short, but these numbers really can't pull anyone out from behind the stove. The established manufacturers have launched an unprecedented electric offensive and will catch up massively.According to estimates, Volkswagen will be the largest electric car manufacturer in the world as early as 2023, and yet Tesla is rated many times higher than established car manufacturers.$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$

Tesla’s competition is still missing important points. Supercharger stations are popping up all over. Faster than the early gas stations. Any other brand BEV will offer less charging options. They are still not advancing autonomy fast enough. Tesla is still on target for 50% production and sales growth each year. Gigafactorie’s Shanghai ramp up, Austin and Berlin starting and Fremont lowering cost and increasing manufacturing efficiency. All lead to meeting those growth expectations. Demand (large back orders on Model Y) continuing unabated. The new flagship cybertruck first production this year. TSLA is still on track, strong and a long term winner$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$

I will never say another negative thing about clov starting now. diamond hand mentality... I will not sell at a loss. I don't care how long it takes.$Clover Health Corp(CLOV)$

Apple’s iPhone 13 series of smartphones began pre-sales on Apple’s official website and major e-commerce platforms. Soon after the pre-sale started, all platforms encountered "sold-out in seconds", and Apple's official website also experienced page freezes. On the JD platform, when the iPhone 13 series opened for pre-sales, it was also "sold out". Tmall and Pinduoduo also sold out within 30 minutes. Media tracking found that Apple replenished the Tmall flagship store overnight, and some models resumed normal purchases in a short period of time.$Apple(AAPL)$

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$英伟达(NVDA)$ $NVDA average return by month since IPOJan 📈 +2.64%Feb 📈 +7.02%Mar 📈 +4.40%Apr 📈 +1.14%May 📈 +9.15%Jun 📉 -2.07%Jul 📉 -3.39%Aug 📈 +9.44%Sep 📉 -0.89%Oct 📈 +4.69%Nov 📈 +9.20%Dec 📈 +4.77% Moral of the story? Nvidia usually goes up 🙄

So much fear mongering.. it's just the game.. if u see the market is up due to so many new ipo's with lot of innovation and pandemic triggered spending that had huge growth and so the gains! It's a new norm just like inflation, higher prices are new norm and so are the higher wages? $15/hr. These so called top analyst serve their own #$%$ by pumping snd dumping! Unfortunately street falls fir it and make them rich. Where is Amazon, aapl,MSFT, amd, AVGO, TDOC, VRTX ytd ? They r high but by merge %.$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ $Microsoft(MSFT)$ $AMD(AMD)$ $Broadcom(AVGO)$

At this point everyone knows revenue has doubled since Q2, 2020, with revenue somewhere around $11.5 / $11.7 billion thats double digit growth in a year, regardless of earnings company is growing at extremely high pace$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$