Rants and WTF are you talking about and Coronavirus!

[Sirioja]

Different values for sure when some are proud to get money from parents while others are more proud to earn it with their own hands. But that's probably a cultural difference when maybe old European culture values more what you have while in America, there is the added valued weight of how you earned it. Seems like the latter is a better measure of individual aptitude. It's probably just a cultural difference. Maybe French culture sees value in accepting daddy's million euro home. American culture would put more worth in a man who built even more using his own abilities. Old world mind versus New World mind. More impressive to win a 100 meter race when the opponent gets a 50 meter head start.

They didn t give me and I told them to sell it and travel. I work since more than 30 years and bought a appartment stuck to Paris. I m pretty sure same in France and US, when parents die, You get from them, and cost me a lot since then, so, when I won t be able to sell my blood, I pay for I don t know who, after my deaths. A big value which cost me big money and I can t enjoy from, a bit funny, but as we say in France: we don t choose for our family, but I choose my friends and not in brothels land.

[Escape Artist]

Funny to read so much about how to try to make money, when FKK are where to spend. Usually, those obsessed about money are those who missed in childhood, I was lucky not with my parents. My problem is from their death, I sit on, when real estate crisis will be over, a small million , but this is my blood and I sold my exceptionnal appartment facing Paris, to keep my blood with many problems and I will never be able to sell, so when I will die, maybe on free ride tour to come when big snow fell, I will lose this big money, but then I won t need under ground. I would say: enjoy with your money as long You are able.

Different values for sure when some are proud to get money from parents while others are more proud to earn it with their own hands. But that's probably a cultural difference when maybe old European culture values more what you have while in America, there is the added valued weight of how you earned it. Seems like the latter is a better measure of individual aptitude. It's probably just a cultural difference. Maybe French culture sees value in accepting daddy's million euro home. American culture would put more worth in a man who built even more using his own abilities. Old world mind versus New World mind. More impressive to win a 100 meter race when the opponent gets a 50 meter head start.

[Sirioja]

Funny to read so much about how to try to make money, when FKK are where to spend. Usually, those obsessed about money are those who missed in childhood, I was lucky not with my parents. My problem is from their death, I sit on, when real estate crisis will be over, a small million € , but this is my blood and I sold my exceptionnal appartment facing Paris, to keep my blood with many problems and I will never be able to sell, so when I will die, maybe on free ride tour to come when big snow fell, I will lose this big money, but then I won t need under ground. I would say: enjoy with your money as long You are able.

[Sirioja]

Random post that seethes the word, "Insecure. " Funny that the only force that's stopping Sino-Russo world domination right now is a young country thousands of miles away. Let's be real, Texas by itself would be more apt at defending Europe from Russian dominance than any European nation.

In my post which was complicated while driving in traffic, to try to relax after job and blocked in traffic, my meaning was about woman rights and I m very proud to be French, compare to Texas or other US states, Trump and Japan, where women are not much more repected than a vagina and belly. When crazy Putin was not able to defeat exceptionnal courage of weak Ukraine, I don t worry more about him than crazy Trump who is a danger for our world and for women.

[Escape Artist]

Where did your idea of short term come in when I've said many times that I'm not selling at all this year. Is that short term to you?

I even think I said it will continue rising every year untill 2028 at least. Maybe even go further up untill 2031 when their silicon quantum chip is set to launch. But beyond 2028 is a bit far out right now.

Anyway, it has started spiking up and down more than AMD now. Maybe that's a sign it will start catching up to AMD in share price over the next few months also. When that happens on days with essentially zero news, it tends to show market interest. Ofcourse Nvidia untill now aside from Super Micro would have the hole in ones this year. But can't catch them all even if the signs were there for Nvidia especially after that insane order from Kuwait back on Jan 3rd. At 2. 22 t market value, Nvidia is valued 11-12 times higher than Intel. Just for comparison. And Intel earnetthe more money last year than Nvidia. Nvidia will probably overtakelse Intel this year even if Intel will add 5 be in earnings, but I don't see Nvidia earnings 12 times more than Intel 3 years from now. Not even close. And this is relevant because both Intel and Nvidia will lay off alot of personell due to automation. The bottom line will at Intel has massive potential. Nvidias lead in NPU's will also shrink, while more big tech companies will make their own NPU.

The new thing which is good news for Nvidia is that countries will start ordering NPUs also, so Nvidia might grow further. But question is just which company has the most percentage growth in it. And at when these countries will place their orders. Intel and AMD will probably have better competing alternatives to Nvidia next year.

The point, repeated ad nauseam, has very little to do with Intel price prediction but once again the douchery of bragging about short term unrealized gains.

Intentional attempts of ignoring the main point seems to indicate that that perhaps you actually understand that statements were based in douchery.

[Pistons]

I'm guessing it says you bought on November 15 because I guess you bought on November 15. I'm not really sure anyone said / knows / care if you did or did not. I did take notice of an eye rolling "look at me, look at me" post on December 26th though.

Kinda funny that someone who nauseatingly bragged about 22% unrealized gains one day is now only sitting on 11.5% unrealized. Always nice to compare to S&P performance, if a "stock analysis" can't beat that, that's a shitty stock analyzer. On that note, S&P is up 13.8% since Nov 15.

Anyway, whether Intel is a good buy or not isn't even the point. The point the whole time was a to criticize an insecure schmuck who tries to win credibility by feigning great stock analysis prowess by bragging about short term and most importantly, Unrealized gains. Bragging about stocks in general is pretty retarded.

Where did your idea of short term come in when I've said many times that I'm not selling at all this year. Is that short term to you?

I even think I said it will continue rising every year untill 2028 at least. Maybe even go further up untill 2031 when their silicon quantum chip is set to launch. But beyond 2028 is a bit far out right now.

Anyway, it has started spiking up and down more than AMD now. Maybe that's a sign it will start catching up to AMD in share price over the next few months also. When that happens on days with essentially zero news, it tends to show market interest. Ofcourse Nvidia untill now aside from Super Micro would have the hole in ones this year. But can't catch them all even if the signs were there for Nvidia especially after that insane order from Kuwait back on Jan 3rd. At 2. 22 t market value, Nvidia is valued 11-12 times higher than Intel. Just for comparison. And Intel earnetthe more money last year than Nvidia. Nvidia will probably overtakelse Intel this year even if Intel will add 5 be in earnings, but I don't see Nvidia earnings 12 times more than Intel 3 years from now. Not even close. And this is relevant because both Intel and Nvidia will lay off alot of personell due to automation. The bottom line will at Intel has massive potential. Nvidias lead in NPU's will also shrink, while more big tech companies will make their own NPU.

The new thing which is good news for Nvidia is that countries will start ordering NPUs also, so Nvidia might grow further. But question is just which company has the most percentage growth in it. And at when these countries will place their orders. Intel and AMD will probably have better competing alternatives to Nvidia next year.

[Escape Artist]

So proud to be french for women rights, compare to third worl Texas and many other states in third world wotld numner 1 in the world. Girls pay feel I love women, and then, I pauy less expensive than tourists.

Random post that seethes the word, "Insecure. " Funny that the only force that's stopping Sino-Russo world domination right now is a young country thousands of miles away. Let's be real, Texas by itself would be more apt at defending Europe from Russian dominance than any European nation.

[Sirioja]

So proud to be french for women rights, compare to third worl Texas and many other states in third world wotld numner 1 in the world. Girls pay feel I love women, and then, I pauy less expensive than tourists.

[BobNSuzy]

Been thinking of doing the swing trade on intel myself. It's been like a clockwork. First you see the top, then the 2nd time it goes there you sell, and buy again on the 2nd dip level. 3rd top or 3rd dip is riskier because that's when it may break through. Have a feeling it's all run by a few trading robots, and other stocks have the same history. But I agree with the dart idea.

Anyway, the stock is undervalued compared to the competition, so that makes it a buy for me.

Sure you can it's a long, just because it will take a couple of years to reach it's potential. But it won't go from 180 be to 1. 8 t in a year either. Little by little, and currently it's on track according to the AI stock oracle. It predicted a dip after last earnings report.

It has been swinging from yesterday to today. Up 5% yesterday, down 5% today, not exact figures but close enough for playing horse shoes.

[Escape Artist]

How come my etoro account say that I bought in on Nov. 15th, and then did a smaller increase on Jan 3rd?

I think you just got to look further back in this thread. Not even going to bother doing it for you. But I did mention it here. Just for the sake of not needing to upload pictures. Today was also a good day for the stock. So your math is off. But I knew from even before the last earnings report that it would fall for awhile. Yet long term it will go back up. Still, I'm not too scared, and risking future gains on just a highly likely 2 months maximum dip is just gambling as I don't want to trade this year.

https://finbold.com/ai-predicts-inte...r-end-of-2024/

If you wanted to know my average on the stock, since you are such a nerd, it's 41.82 $ and right now the stock price is at 45.61 $.

That's a 9. 06% gain. But like I mentionned, I knew about this dip.

I'm guessing it says you bought on November 15 because I guess you bought on November 15. I'm not really sure anyone said / knows / care if you did or did not. I did take notice of an eye rolling "look at me, look at me" post on December 26th though.

Kinda funny that someone who nauseatingly bragged about 22% unrealized gains one day is now only sitting on 11.5% unrealized. Always nice to compare to S&P performance, if a "stock analysis" can't beat that, that's a shitty stock analyzer. On that note, S&P is up 13.8% since Nov 15.

Anyway, whether Intel is a good buy or not isn't even the point. The point the whole time was a to criticize an insecure schmuck who tries to win credibility by feigning great stock analysis prowess by bragging about short term and most importantly, Unrealized gains. Bragging about stocks in general is pretty retarded.

[Pistons]

It will go back up to around 50 after or before q2 report. And then after computex I predict a further push upwards. I also think it could reach 88-90 $ this year instead of just 83.81 $. But we will see. Next year should be even better with Falcon Shores NPU launch and income starting to pour in more from IFS with the 18 A node. And Microsoft will probably increase their orders, though I wonder if Elons case against Open AI will have an impact on that.

It also wouldn't surprise me if they land deals with someone like Amazon or at least Oracle to make custom chips for them as well. Maybe even for Alphabet too.

[Pistons]

Funny right? I looked back at the prices on the date of his post compared to today.

Dec 26th, 2023: Intel $50.50, S&P $5137.

March 1st, 2024: Intel $43.85 (-13% S&P $4774 (+7%.).

That's a Net -20%.

How come my etoro account say that I bought in on Nov. 15th, and then did a smaller increase on Jan 3rd?

I think you just got to look further back in this thread. Not even going to bother doing it for you. But I did mention it here. Just for the sake of not needing to upload pictures. Today was also a good day for the stock. So your math is off. But I knew from even before the last earnings report that it would fall for awhile. Yet long term it will go back up. Still, I'm not too scared, and risking future gains on just a highly likely 2 months maximum dip is just gambling as I don't want to trade this year.

https://finbold.com/ai-predicts-inte...r-end-of-2024/

If you wanted to know my average on the stock, since you are such a nerd, it's 41.82 $ and right now the stock price is at 45.61 $.

That's a 9. 06% gain. But like I mentionned, I knew about this dip.

[Escape Artist]

How is Intel going for you these days? I'm sure you switched to Nvidia but conveniently just forgot to tell us. Isn't that right?

Funny right? I looked back at the prices on the date of his post compared to today.

Dec 26th, 2023: Intel $50.50, S&P $5137.

March 1st, 2024: Intel $43.85 (-13% S&P $4774 (+7%.).

That's a Net -20%.

Anyway, the whole point however remains, what a silly show of insecurity to come out bragging about short unrealized gains. I remember buying my first stocks in Delta after the September 11th, airline sector crash in 2001 (no pun intended.). ETrade was still a big thing and I made like 20% on an initial rebound. I made a thousand bucks in my little $5000 account. Then I quickly learned the difference between actual profits versus unrealized gains. But I was like 20 years old, not middle aged thinking I'm some investing genius.

I mean it kind of shows with the recent post that tried to explain the current poor performance. It's as if he didn't factor that geopolitics would heavily impact stock performance.

The Taiwan invasion prediction was especially eye rolling for me. I mean why even bother predicting it now when the single biggest predicting factor comes this year on US Election day. Trump wins, China invades during his term. Trump loses, China keeps the peace, not risking US involvement, a conflict where they stand no chance. As much as they've developed their military, particularly that Navy, they still stand no chance if US backs Taiwan. I mean, Taiwan can hold their own for a while but add 3 US Nimitz class carriers already in the Pacific with a couple next generation super carriers on the way and China's military already stands no chance. Japan just remilitarized and Phillipines all but agreed to serve as a staging ground and the only way China is foolish enough to risk getting thoroughly exposed on the world stage is with a Trump presidency that will not intervene.

America may have withdrawn from atypical warfare conflicts but we don't lose against world powers, something like 5-0 in all time match ups plus the Cold War. Maybe 6 if you count beating up on French and Indians. China knows that a Trump presidency is their only window to take Taiwan.

I'm just telling mu fellow mongers here how to make some extra cash to spend on hot women in 2024,2025 or even 2026.

If you'd bought Intel when I did a month or so ago, you'd be up about 22% now. And that's just the beginning. No hate, just pure stock analysis for those who like money, and don't hate it.

[Escape Artist]

I am sure it is strange. For what it is worth I bought and sold two or three times and yes it was like throwing darts at a dart board. I think I am done with it. I realize yesterday I said I might buy back at 42 and then it went from 43 to 44. I am just the guy who wants to be long who gets cold feet, sells while it is up and then buys back lower. I do call it gambling at least for me. I am not a trader. I did not make anymore money than an index fund would have over the same period but at least I didn't loose money in this case.

Fair enough. That's why I keep a few brokerages open, each with a different style. 401 K / backdoor roth accounts stays safe with S&P plus a few blue chips to weight towards my personal risks, does slightly better than S&P returns. Best account is a rotation of top 10 S&P and established companies in whatever is the trending sector. That account is by far the best performing across it's lifespan. Then I have probably way too much in a Robinhood account where I go long on a bunch of growth, undervalued, and value stocks while swing trading the more volatile ones. Overall net negative 20 percent on that one but am in a whole lot better than in 2022 where I was down like almost 60%. That account's finally well positioned after consolidating into companies that are finally becoming GAAP profitable / overcame whatever bad PR.

[Pistons]

Been thinking of doing the swing trade on intel myself. It's been like a clockwork. First you see the top, then the 2nd time it goes there you sell, and buy again on the 2nd dip level. 3rd top or 3rd dip is riskier because that's when it may break through. Have a feeling it's all run by a few trading robots, and other stocks have the same history. But I agree with the dart idea.

Anyway, the stock is undervalued compared to the competition, so that makes it a buy for me.

Sure you can it's a long, just because it will take a couple of years to reach it's potential. But it won't go from 180 be to 1. 8 t in a year either. Little by little, and currently it's on track according to the AI stock oracle. It predicted a dip after last earnings report.