Greetings. I'm seeking to source ideas from the wisdom of the crowd. Following a Peter Lynch approach, I've been exploring niche or premium/luxury industries with 1-2 dominant players due to industry consolidation and brand loyalty. The fewer competitors, the better. Let me provide some examples:
- Nvidia (Prior to AI/Crypto boom): Before entering the spotlight, Nvidia was in a niche industry (GPUs for PC gaming) with little
I'm sure all of you know the controversy around Anheuser-Busch that is going on right now. I saw that Bud Light is selling a case of 24 for ~$2, less than 10 cents a can.
My question is do you think they will bounce back or stay low / potentially go out of business?
Their stock is around $50 right now, and if they do bounce back, it would probably not be a bad idea to invest in it now that it's so low.
What do you guys think?
Easily surpass earnings forcast and +57% Q/Q guidance to $11B, 90% of Intel revs.
Hundreds of down votes show the crowd doesn't always know what they are talking about.
As AI booms, Nvidia's sales forecast blows through Wall Street estimates
By Chavi Mehta and Stephen NellisMay 24 (Reuters)
Nvidia Corp (NVDA.NaE) on Wednesday forecast second-quarter revenue more than 50% above Wall Street estimates, with the company
Nvidia reported its fiscal first quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday, beating analysts' expectations on the top and bottom line on the strength of its data center business. The company also said it expects Q2 revenue to come in at about $11 billion, plus or minus 2%. Wall Street was expecting $7.2 billion.
Nvidia is at the center of the AI explosion thanks to its high-powered graphics cards and server products, and its stock price is soaring.
Ok so I am using trading212 for trading stocks and i cannot decide if i should use nasdaq or xetra. Xetra is better in timezone but other than that i do not know the difference. Can anyonr please tell me?
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Federal Reserve officials were divided at their last meeting over where to go with interest rates, with some members seeing the need for more increases while others expected a slowdown in growth to remove the need to tighte
Apple's recent financial performance and position in the AI industry have raised some red flags. Despite generating significant revenue, Apple's gross margin percentage has seen a decline, and its heavy spending on share buybacks might suggest a lack of better investment opportunities.
Additionally, while Apple has been investing in AI, they seem to be falling behind. Their acquisitions in the field haven't yet translated into significant progre
I get it, everyone loves apple. Seems to be stronger than any other stock. But does it really deserve to be so close to all time highs? Didn’t iPhone sales fall again last quarter iirc? I’m not saying it’s a bad stock, but it’s so unwilling to go red on big red days. Do you ever see it going back under $150, or further yet, under $130?
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if the company is set to possibly go up to that ($27), and its somewhat steadily climbing. Are these projections set up over a quarter? or what are the projected timeframes for such realizariona to occur?
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