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Cisco is the perfect analogy. nVidia like Cisco has a proprietary technology that so far no one has come close to replicating, however there were a lot of competitors at the time like Juniper and a few others but their Gigabit switches no one really equaled until the early 2000s. nVidia on the...

There was some analyst on CNBC Asia that said it could go to $12 Trillion.

6% in 2 days so $1300.

If NVDA goes into the DJIA it may no longer be a value index. It would disrupt the SPY = [(QQQ+DIA)/2] equation.

Graham Day was on a few times on CNBC's ETF Edge show to talk about that strategy. It seems simple enough. Mandy Xu is always on CNBC but she usually talks about VIX options and options trends in the market. Calamos has a buffer ETF (CPSM) uses 3 option trades simultaneously to achieve 100%...

Do you ever get tired of being a doomer? I'll say it again, since NVDA is a worthless company according to people like you why not take all your money & short it because it is going to zero, right?

Since you believe it is "overpriced" you should sell everything and short NVDA with both fists. nVidia is a monopoly with their nearest competitor (AMD) 2-3 years away from anything even close. Before nVidia there were no graphics cards. They are the market. Good luck with your short.

How bad a candidate is Biden? This guy loses support to a guy who was just convicted on 34 felonies. And he has 3 independent candidates to the left running against him. Every time I listen to Biden he sounds like he just woke up or is about to go to sleep. My 84 year old mom has more energy...

I think TBTB will eventually try to kill Trump. Since he believes in isolationism and not endless wars like the neoliberals. I mean Lula from Brazil won while in jail so they know it can happen. Trump's popularity is really off the charts I mean the guy was just convicted on 34 counts and just...

It's just CAPM quantized via DCF analysis. The strategy would work even better if you differentiated long dated assets (lot of upfront investment with payoff much later) vs short dated assets (companies that don't need any more investment). Long dated assets were like HOOD, COIN, RIVN, RBLX...

After using it a few weeks my initial impression was correct. Its not as good as TDA was, of course TDA itself benefited from Datek & Ameritrade platforms. Trading especially options trading is very poor. Options trading requires like 4-5 clicks on Schwab vs like 2 from TDA and that assumes you...

Yeah so much power in California, so why does the price of electricity go up every few months? My bill went from $50 in May 2017 to $200 last month. Newsom's cronies at the CPUC rubber stamp every rate hike for a shit company like PG&E.

Even in the depths of the GFC collapse after Lehman Brothers went bankrupt the -2X financials ETN (SKF by ProShares) I owned didn't have any problems. Of course shortly thereafter I was sort of forced to sell it since Bush & his cronies decided that they no longer believed in free markets...

This guy is a real life clown. Amazing the guy has done nothing and he keeps getting re-elected. His buddies at the CPUC love to raise PG&E rates at any whim and his cronies in the CPUC rubber stamp every rate hike. PG&E also donates money to Clown World's wife's "charity."

Talk about delusional. According t the ARK people Tesla is going too $3000 but NVDA was too expensive at $150. She has become a laughing stock of the industry. I don't know what her strategy is. I thought it was running high revenue growth fund but that isn't really true. She also overtrades...

Just more propping of an economy that should go thru a downturn to really improve. Seems like no one wants to take a lose anymore. There has to be a downside of a cycle. Nothing can prevent a deflationary depression.

Why don't you take all your money and short NVDA since you believe it should be trading at a 10 P/E. It should be easy money according to your well informed take.

What a ride that was. All because traders didn't like what Dell said about their backlog.

Optimism makes sense in the stock market since they rise a majority of the time, however if you were around post Bear Stearns collapse the optimism would have bankrupted you since the markets kept going lower & lower. That was a time to exit into T-bills until the selling was over which was...

The are both created by SPDR, so what differentiates the 2bps vs 9bps expense ratio? Because it's less liquid decreases the expense ratio by 7bps? It doesn't make sense. They both use the same index. I think Invesco also does this the QQQ (20bps) vs. QQQM (15bps). They both use the Nasdaq 100...