tech stocks worth more than the ENTIRE European stock market,

[Millionaire]

These are illusive paper profits. If Musk tried to cash in on his fortune, low float's Tesla fake price would collapse to perhaps $200.

$200??

Im sure he would be able to find some funds who would take his shares for atleast $1000.

He could auction them to the Robinhood crowd they would easily bid over $1000 for each of his 38 million share.

 

[longshort]

$200??

Im sure he would be able to find some funds who would take his shares for atleast $1000.

He could auction them to the Robinhood crowd they would easily bid over $1000 for each of his 38 million share.

A proper valuation on a generous forecast.

The further away unicorn forecasts hinge on the idea that Tesla conquers the world and no other company can come up with a self-driving or electric car.

 

[formikatrading]

This means we have more upside in Nasdaq 100.

 

[murray t turtle]

This latest US large cap tech bubble reminds me of the Japanese real estate bubble in the late 80s.
"In 1989, at their peak, prices in central Tokyo were such that the Tokyo Imperial Palace grounds were estimated to be worth more than all the land in the entire state of California"
The Japanese property market was worth four times more than the entire US property market

Tesla, if it isnt already, will be worth more than all the other car companies in the world combined.
AAPL is already worth more than all 100 companies in the FTSE 100 combined.

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Jap auto parts are over priced too hi also.
BUT that is good for usa salvage yards/LOL
Sony also tends to be higher priced/but worth it.
Much of CA is desert+people are known for overpaying for mountains/water/ocean.
Actually I dont mind overpaying for tech mountains/tech candles;
I NEVER over pay/pay up for ocean view.[I did cut a pic of polar bears in the ocean for my personal pleasure; but never buy into the global warm/climate change scam]

 

[JSOP]

europe is still trading on its past.
America on its future. But that can change. China, India, and other countries are eager to keep their engineers and entrepreneurs.

I was at The Yale School of Management at a panel discussion. Some local politician was there and asked the students how many wanted to start a business. 90percent raised their hands. How many wanted that business to be in Connecticut, 5 percent. How many wanted that business in the US, 20percent. How many wanted to start a business in another country (presumably A high growth country): 70percent!

That’s the fundamental issue with America’s current immigration policy right now. It’s discouraging the brightest who were the backbone of America’s tech dominance from coming here, at a time when the home countries are offering ample opportunities.

It’s already happening. Ant financial is looking to do an IPO that will be bigger than Saudi Aaramco

Wait until they go to those "high growth countries" to try to develop their business there and they will find out "high growth" is only one of the factors that contribute to that company's success. Other factors that people tend not to think about play far more roles in determining companies' success.

There is a reason why there is still a net immigration to the West vs to the "other countries". And all those who've gone there eventually come back.