Not right now. Nvidia's revenue in 2025 will probably be 200-250B, and with 45% net margin, $NVDA's free cash flow might reach 200B in 2026. To put in context, the current free cash flow of Tesla (one of the 7 mags) is 1.35B, AMD's fcf (the so-called #2 AI chip company) is 439M, and Intel's fcf is -13B.
There’s no such a thing “conditional permit” “A Building Permit” #1 “Operation Permit “ #2 Tesla was granted finally -after 2yrs #1 “ Approval of having such factory building in Germany 🇩🇪 “ 400 items now needed to satisfy #2 (classic items) so they can start production and Tesla promised will meet these requirements in 2 weeks by then 1st delivery of Model Y will be granted - Ceremony.
Lockdown or not, we currently have the 3rd highest known infection rate in the world over the last 7 days. And #2 is Andorra. At our current rate, >700/million are getting infected daily. It was 1,000/million a week or so ago.
This isn't quite apples to apples, of course. That is a daily rate of 0.001%. So, over 10 days the general population would see a 0.01% infection rate and I don't know how long the data set is for.
It is notable that of those who were infected none had a fever or were hospitalized. They had no symptoms. They were tested due to known exposure to others.
As per your recommendation, I'm signed up for my first shot Feb 10th.
According to chart #2, it looks like Sweden had the right call. All 3 countries had high infection rates, but while the others are going up, only Sweden is now going down. Makes me think we all stayed home and destroyed our economy for nothing.
#1 Anyone who knows about this knows that a magical cure is far off if not impossible. The companies working on a cure for SARS have been working on it for years and it is just as unlikely to work on this as it did for SARS. For one thing, this disease is not like other things we have a vaccine for. Those infected get it and can often recognize it and start fighting it. The issue is it takes time to fight it like the flu and fighting it can wear out your immune system leaving you open to other diseases that can make your life more perilous just like the flu can in people with weakened immune systems. You can help a body recognize it faster, but it is far from a cure, Flu shots don't get rid of the flu.
#2 Without comprehensive medical care and low cost screening, it is hard to combat this. Especially if the cost is high. Even if tests were free, people will not want to get tested given they will be quarantined if they are found having the Corona virus. Last. with the slow response in the US each state has a few hundred tests at most as of Friday last week. This is not enough to deal with any major outbreak. The fact that Hawaii was denied kits and denied ordering kits that worked from Japan when the US kits weren't ready is proof enough that we got caught with our pants down.
#3 They have cases of unidentified carriers. Apparently this disease has 2 good things going for it. It takes a while before it makes patients symptomatic allowing it to spread silently undetected for weeks. And second, it appears to be able to in fact people who can still transmit the disease without any visible signs to the the carrier. There is rumors that it can and has spread to dogs and other animals but so far that is not proven. If it spreads to birds it will become as uncontained and unpredictable as the flu.
#4 It is rumored that a cure will take 2 years or more to make. Given the mutation of this is rapid, any "cure" will likely be ineffective even if it did work before by the time it got out. Some virologists say that a cure is ridiculous in the first place for the same reason we can't cure the common flu. Rapid mutation is a common feature of such a disease.
#5 We are fortunate this will likely slow down like the flu as the warm weather gets underway because it is heat sensitive. It also doesn't appear to survive well exposed to the air so it will not last a long term sitting on surfaces outside the body. And given we don't know the full infection rate since we are only catching those getting symptoms, it is not as deadly as it is portrayed.
Taking this all into account, the Federal Reserve can not stimulate growth and purchasing with a rate cut, nor can government stimulus. What we really need is a trusting and competent person presumably in government to present the case and allay fears, coordinate a competent response, and help prevent the worsening of this rapidly. The fact our President can't be that person and has been saying things contrary to the facts doesn't calm anyone. I think this is what people are talking about the most.
We will see if he finally approves spending a fraction of the money allocated to fight this to give free testing to those who need to be tested and allow broader testing even if it shows how many more people are affected in the US. Closing the border is not an effective way to combat this now. It is already spreading in the US with inadequate testing and an inadequate response to the global pandemic it is. That said, it is not as bad as it could be if things are dealt with correctly from here on out.
1) Around a month ago in mid-December, Bitcoin's trading value peaked at around $19,800-$20,000 depending on the exchange. It's tough to say definitively how it will fare in the future, as it's part of such a young market where we're awaiting upgrades to the network, potential regulation, new channels of adoption, and more. Until these developments take shape, it is extremely difficult to predict the future trajectory of Bitcoin. Stay tuned to see where it goes next!
2) If the metric you're going by is market capitalization, then Ethereum (ETH) is currently #2 in valuation. However, both Ripple (XRP) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) have held the runner-up spot as well in the past few months.
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You missed #2. LMFAO SNDL.🤡 Bearish
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There’s no such a thing “conditional permit” “A Building Permit” #1 “Operation Permit “ #2 Tesla was granted finally -after 2yrs #1 “ Approval of having such factory building in Germany 🇩🇪 “ 400 items now needed to satisfy #2 (classic items) so they can start production and Tesla promised will meet these requirements in 2 weeks by then 1st delivery of Model Y will be granted - Ceremony.
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Lockdown or not, we currently have the 3rd highest known infection rate in the world over the last 7 days. And #2 is Andorra. At our current rate, >700/million are getting infected daily. It was 1,000/million a week or so ago.
This isn't quite apples to apples, of course. That is a daily rate of 0.001%. So, over 10 days the general population would see a 0.01% infection rate and I don't know how long the data set is for.
It is notable that of those who were infected none had a fever or were hospitalized. They had no symptoms. They were tested due to known exposure to others.
As per your recommendation, I'm signed up for my first shot Feb 10th.
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According to chart #2, it looks like Sweden had the right call. All 3 countries had high infection rates, but while the others are going up, only Sweden is now going down. Makes me think we all stayed home and destroyed our economy for nothing.
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#1 Anyone who knows about this knows that a magical cure is far off if not impossible. The companies working on a cure for SARS have been working on it for years and it is just as unlikely to work on this as it did for SARS. For one thing, this disease is not like other things we have a vaccine for. Those infected get it and can often recognize it and start fighting it. The issue is it takes time to fight it like the flu and fighting it can wear out your immune system leaving you open to other diseases that can make your life more perilous just like the flu can in people with weakened immune systems. You can help a body recognize it faster, but it is far from a cure, Flu shots don't get rid of the flu.
#2 Without comprehensive medical care and low cost screening, it is hard to combat this. Especially if the cost is high. Even if tests were free, people will not want to get tested given they will be quarantined if they are found having the Corona virus. Last. with the slow response in the US each state has a few hundred tests at most as of Friday last week. This is not enough to deal with any major outbreak. The fact that Hawaii was denied kits and denied ordering kits that worked from Japan when the US kits weren't ready is proof enough that we got caught with our pants down.
#3 They have cases of unidentified carriers. Apparently this disease has 2 good things going for it. It takes a while before it makes patients symptomatic allowing it to spread silently undetected for weeks. And second, it appears to be able to in fact people who can still transmit the disease without any visible signs to the the carrier. There is rumors that it can and has spread to dogs and other animals but so far that is not proven. If it spreads to birds it will become as uncontained and unpredictable as the flu.
#4 It is rumored that a cure will take 2 years or more to make. Given the mutation of this is rapid, any "cure" will likely be ineffective even if it did work before by the time it got out. Some virologists say that a cure is ridiculous in the first place for the same reason we can't cure the common flu. Rapid mutation is a common feature of such a disease.
#5 We are fortunate this will likely slow down like the flu as the warm weather gets underway because it is heat sensitive. It also doesn't appear to survive well exposed to the air so it will not last a long term sitting on surfaces outside the body. And given we don't know the full infection rate since we are only catching those getting symptoms, it is not as deadly as it is portrayed.
Taking this all into account, the Federal Reserve can not stimulate growth and purchasing with a rate cut, nor can government stimulus. What we really need is a trusting and competent person presumably in government to present the case and allay fears, coordinate a competent response, and help prevent the worsening of this rapidly. The fact our President can't be that person and has been saying things contrary to the facts doesn't calm anyone. I think this is what people are talking about the most.
We will see if he finally approves spending a fraction of the money allocated to fight this to give free testing to those who need to be tested and allow broader testing even if it shows how many more people are affected in the US. Closing the border is not an effective way to combat this now. It is already spreading in the US with inadequate testing and an inadequate response to the global pandemic it is. That said, it is not as bad as it could be if things are dealt with correctly from here on out.
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Great questions!
1) Around a month ago in mid-December, Bitcoin's trading value peaked at around $19,800-$20,000 depending on the exchange. It's tough to say definitively how it will fare in the future, as it's part of such a young market where we're awaiting upgrades to the network, potential regulation, new channels of adoption, and more. Until these developments take shape, it is extremely difficult to predict the future trajectory of Bitcoin. Stay tuned to see where it goes next!
2) If the metric you're going by is market capitalization, then Ethereum (ETH) is currently #2 in valuation. However, both Ripple (XRP) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) have held the runner-up spot as well in the past few months.