/biz/ - Business & Finance

You are way too late.

>>58163184
PETER HITCHENS

>>58163184
AAPL is a truly cursed stock to hold. I would put it 100% into MSFT.

>>58163184
you're 10 years too late chud

>>58163214
>AAPL is a truly cursed stock to hold
Why?
>I would put it 100% into MSFT.
I'm considering something like that. Putting into only one or two. Maybe 3 is too much

>>58163207
>>58163217
So where do I put it? I've had enough of this 4.35% hysa.

put it on APU

>>58163242
Microsoft, or you do what all the big players are doing and rotate out of tech and into energy.

>>58163184
Youre too late for all three, put it in a CDI or your Roth if you havent maxed it out yet

>>58163253
What's the ideal number of single stocks I should buy? I don't want to spread too far or too little. What's the right number? 1? 2? 3? 4? 5?

>>58163184
the bitcoin etfs dooood
are ya stoooopid or sumting

>>58163264
I'm living at home paying no bills so getting 1-2% after inflation seems like a waste. I have an emergency fund so I can just throw my extra money anywhere.

>>58163184
NATGAS AND OIL
THIS IS FINANCIAL ADVICE

>>58163285
Your best bet is to invest it in starting your own business, market is sketchy right now

>>58163325
>market is sketchy right now
You mean like wait for crash and then buy?

>>58163242
People that claim you are too late for NVDA are retarded. They have this dumb notion of muh dotcom and look at the chart with their ape brains that cannot think exponentially. AI is not buying some books or pet food online or sending emails. And yet the numbers are tiny compared to the dotcom bubble. The truth is. NVDA is Skynet. Look at the fucking daily returns. This thing will keep printing money. Just stomach the red days, they aren't that bad anyway, and a joke compared to BTC. Bears will be assimilated.

Other than that, MSFT is cool, but dividends are annoying. APPL. same I dont want fucking dividends, oh and their dumb Apple overpriced glasses, no AI move etc, you are just betting on more phones being bought by normies.

IMO something like this:

30% Semiconductor Vaneck ETF
30% NVDA
30% MSFT
40% MSTR

Will make epic gains. Most people are retarded and still don't understand MSTR/BTC and think NVDA is a bubble. Bears will be sidelined into a black hole in outer space.

>>58163272
In a perfect world your portfolio should be diverse enough that you are somewhat hedged against inevitable losses. Most people do that through holding massive amounts of all in one ETFs (SPY, VOO, since they cover basically the entire market, then they play with whats left into individual stocks they like.

>>58163337
These idiots were telling people that the market was sketchy because vaccines were going to kill 50% of the population and the world was ending. Bears are mentally retarded and eternally sidelined. The market goes up 99% of the time. Yes you can baghold for years if you are extremely unlucky but that is unlikely. It's better to stay invested and go big on corrections.

>>58163371
This, the SP500 is at all time highs 70% of the time. Invest and keep investing.

>>58163214
I have like 1000 shares of aapl and I have to agree. their growth years are behind them. lately they’ve become a pay pig for the eu with their dumb lawsuits and are now being sued by the doj over the iphone.

>>58163184
bad idea. those companies valuations come entirely from marketing and pumping. they don't have anywhere left to grow. on top of that their fundamental businesses are bad. software as a product is a dead industry so microsoft will go out of business. they do flashy things like buy gaming companies to keep investors interested but they can't escape the fact that desktop pcs running windows are a boomer industry and boomers are dying. they are getting their butts kicked in cloud computing by amazon and google. also amazon and google attract all the top talent while microsoft is hemorrhaging employees. apple is better and more innovative but they have a cult like following so they are hard to judge. nvidia does great work within their realm of gpus but every attempt they have made to diversify their business has flopped. if you want to buy blue chip tech stocks look for ones with decent annual dividend yields like verizon or broadcom

Can anyone here explain to me why it's "too late" to buy nvidia?
Why won't it just keep rising at the current pace for the next 10 years?
It looks like to me that there's nothing that would stop it from rising, unless they fuck something up big time.
Jensen seems like he's got it figured out, has a grand vision far into the future, and runs his company really well.
What could go wrong? Why would their profits not just keep rising?

>>58163391
This is the worst take I have ever read on /biz/
>nvidia does great work within their realm of gpus but every attempt they have made to diversify their business has flopped
You couldnt possibly be more wrong.

>>58163403
>Why would their profits not just keep rising?
Nobody currently has seriously been able to monetize AI. Meta, Google, Microsoft have dumped billions into it the last two years and so far nothing has paid off even close to that investment. Companies arent going to completely overhaul their data center hardware every single year just because Nvidia puts out a new chip, especially if it isnt making profit.

Of course maybe someone makes a killer AI product that people actually have to pay to use, and literally everyone wants one.

>>58163452
>Of course maybe someone makes a killer AI product that people actually have to pay to use
like dlss lmao.

the real issue with nvidia is that when the competition catches up to them in the gpu industry they have nowhere to fall back too. with microsoft they could fall back to gaming and cloud when desktops became less popular. with apple they fell back to smart phones when they were forced out of the desktop space. google diversified into media after their success in advertising and search. nvidia is stuck within their niche.

>>58163520
Dude I dont know if you realize it, but Nvidia makes the vast, VAST majority of their profit from data centers, not gaming GPUs. Nobody cares about DLSS aside from poorfag gamers.

>>58163544
I know you don't realize it but data center chips and gaming chips are nearly identical. they are the same industry therefore being in data centers and gaming is phony diversification.

>>58163452
lots of people are buying access to chatbots.
Next up is coding bots, which require more computing power.
Nvidia is developing ways to create specialized chatbots for whatever purpose you want. Companies will want to use that because it saves time and money. You don't need to read through 50,000 pages of specialized documentation when you can just ask a chatbot and get a perfect answer in 5 seconds.
Manufacturing and automation is also increasingly using AI in many different ways.
Also production and design is increasingly using AI, and with the new software nvidia is developing it will become much easier and more efficient to use AI throughout the whole design and execution process.

>>58163561
You have clearly not looked at what Nvidia is doing with their new GPU centers.
You can't plop their new GPUs in your PC. They are designed for HUGE scalable supercomputer systems.
The new line of GPUs that are under development will be able to instantly communicate with every other GPU of the same type connected to it simultaneously.
They are developing AI systems and protocols to accelerate and aid in designing bigger better more efficient and cheaper GPU systems.

>>58163655
>You can't plop their new GPUs in your PC.
lmao wrong
https://www.newegg.com/p/1VK-0066-00022
you can buy them directly on newegg, slot them into the pcie slot on your motherboard, and use them just like any other gpu.

your right that there are some optimizations and bundled in asics they can make for data centers but ultimately the industry comes down to tflops per watt.

>>58163356
Put a minimum 80% of your portfolio in VTI and gamble the remaining 20%.

>>58163771
This is their new "graphics card" if you want to call it that.
It won't fit in your PC. It's designed for huge scalable supercomputer systems.
You can't buy it yet.

Buy jr gold mining stocks.
Thank me later.

>>58163249
this
stop living in fear and making little safe investments for a couple % return annually
bet it all on the frog

>>58163563
And let’s not forget Cuda. These nigger bears don’t even know what the fuck they’re talking about kekekk

>>58164200
Peter is that you?

>>58164598
It’s tiiiiiiime

>>58164607
Kekekkk, I knew it, hahaha. Nice pic though

>>58163391
For every baby in india born, there will be a computer running windows. What are you talking about? Is Amazon and Google coming out with their own OS? Is there some OS out that I do not know about?

>software as a product is a dead industry
You heard it here everybody. Nobody needs an operating system anymore. Nobody needs online storage.

>microsoft will go out of business
Why has their revenue been going up consecutively for the last decade and a half then?

I haven't heard someone say something so retarded in a long while. Please never post again. Fucking mongoloid.

>>58163184
SWKS, COIN, MOS
DJT for election pump

>>58163232
na 3-5 companies is a pretty good choice, sort of buying way after the news on all of your choices though. Apple's inevitable vr headset that competes with the quest here in the next couple years might bring a nice pump though

>>58163242
I've heard interesting things about Townsquare Media recently.
dyor, but their valuation looks skewed, and their dividend is currently sitting ~7% at current prices (I believe).

>>58163184
did you put anything into some crypto at least? like idk btc, eth or even vinu of all things
you're WAAAAy to late to consider putting money into stocks of already large companies.