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Another day, another lifetime high for NVDA. I’ve learned to stay at least 200 feet away from this beast. If you told someone ten years ago that this specialty maker of graphics cards was going to be a trillion-dollar company, they would have put you away.
This is a fascinating diagram. Almost thirty years ago, the most valuable company on Earth (at a mere $93 billion!) was them maker of light bulbs and cheap dishwashers, General Electric. Now, as you know, the biggest company (and it’s TWENTY-EIGHT TIMES BIGGER) is Apple, whose business model is to simultaneously virtue-signal while getting people to throw away their loaded-with-toxic iPhones every year for a new one, even though there’s nothing wrong with the old one in the first place.
I said it again and again and again and did nothing about it. The whole “Bitcoin ETF” thing was a complete joke, and it thrust prices up by tens of thousands of dollars. The last thrust higher has already been unwound.
Plug Power, down nearly 100%, has lost its touch. You know who hasn’t Cramer!
Below are ten lesser-known charts from my watch list which are unfolding beautifully as bearish prospects.
