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We all have the hindsight moments.  Mine so far this year?   I missed the boat on NVDA.  I had the buy on my screen and chickened out as it was dropping a bit back in December.  I had the buy ready on AMD before earnings and again chickened out.

Just hoping AAPL makes a jump this afternoon.

 
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Of all the stupid run-ups NVIDA is probably the dumbest.  These GPU miners are going to be on ebay for pennies on the dollar for years.  

 
I know they are and I've done well but I also bought some this week :lmao:  I can't stop myself. 
I'd say this much, if they tank, be ready to buy - the appetite for AMZN is overly bullish (and for a good reason), a dip won't last long. It isn't like Bitcoin where people are sitting around laughing when it falls, there will be big money sitting and waiting on a dip. 

I just hate myself for selling 1/3 of my position at $1300.

 
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There literally isn't a line item they aren't ahead of expectations. 

Feels like the run up to this has been pricing a beat in - the initial reaction kinda shows that.

 
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So how the F did they end down 4%? I know nothing. 
It was expected and basically priced in. They're up 20% in a month. Everyone has been buying on these expectations. 

A huge megacap stock can't just keep going up like that every month, eventually they need to take a breather. 

Just sit tight, we know where they'll be in 10 years, hold your shares and add on dips/crashes. I hate cryptocurrencies bc you can't justify anything, just moon/lambo/blah blah blah. Amazon, we can look at them and see they're basically Skynet - they're taking over everything. 

 
Re: Google. Anyone know what caused this? Assuming this is a one time hit?

"The company's effective tax rate jumped to 138% from 22% in the year-ago quarter and it booked a tax expense of $9.9 billion due to changes in the U.S. tax code."

 
It was expected and basically priced in. They're up 20% in a month. Everyone has been buying on these expectations. 

A huge megacap stock can't just keep going up like that every month, eventually they need to take a breather. 

Just sit tight, we know where they'll be in 10 years, hold your shares and add on dips/crashes. I hate cryptocurrencies bc you can't justify anything, just moon/lambo/blah blah blah. Amazon, we can look at them and see they're basically Skynet - they're taking over everything. 
Oh I wouldn't sell these with a gun to my head. 

More of just an interest/wtf thing. 

 
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Re: Google. Anyone know what caused this? Assuming this is a one time hit?

"The company's effective tax rate jumped to 138% from 22% in the year-ago quarter and it booked a tax expense of $9.9 billion due to changes in the U.S. tax code."
One time hit and revenues (top line) beat.

Company is a monster. Hold with confidence.

 
Wow, the appetite for Amazon is crazy, just lots of like 10k shares getting taken out like it's PEATF.

$15M blocks taken out like it's nothing... You gotta love this stock.

 
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Unless Jeff Bezos punches a baby during their earnings call, Amazon is over $1,500, if not tomorrow, next week (even if he did punch a baby, prob still breaks $1,500).

 
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I get the sense it is on the way to $150-$155 in the coming weeks (where it will find a ton of buyers waiting).
Reading their report, they didn't break out iphone sales by unit, that's no bueno... If X was killing it, there would've been a highlight in that report (I would think). 

I'd put a sell on Apple in the short term, easily 10% downside. I'd also bet the money that exits Apple finds a trail on over to Amazon.

 
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Cramer recently opined that part of AAPL's problem is that it is covered by tech analysts, who are looking for the kind of growth they get from Salesforce and the like. He added that if it were covered by consumer-products analysts, they would sing its praises daily and it would be at $200 already. Not adding in a dip, but definitely not selling either.

 

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