The future of computer driven cars is a bubble, because of the huge barrier to any adequate control software, as the biggest show-stopper. So while they are still rising, there will come that time when the bubble will burst and the shares will be worth only the paper they are printed on.
And keep in mind that to make a profit selling there must be buyers willing and able to pay, and that is not always a given.
An interesting analysis, and probably good advice, as betting on a dealer is wiser than betting on the product itself. So there is a real chance to make money here, but the safest approach will not yield the maximum profits that may be possible. Oh Well!!
Quite a detailed analysis, with looks at both sides, Bear and Bull. And quite interesting. But what I see is that there are indeed warning signs of a bubble getting ready to burst, but they are most visible in hindsight, where they are of less immediate use value. The challenge is attempting to assign math functionality to a process that is partly driven by illogical emotions. Probably the best path is to observe those signs and learn from them.
A text article instead of a video show would have delivered much better value. And the complaint about not having any signs neglects the fact that the signs are usually clearly visible in hindsight, just not nearly a useful at that point.
The observation that "inflation is transitory" is a perfect example of that reality. Inflation is a lifetime infection, always doing damage and only occasionally giving a momentary respite.
Certainly, with the backing of the China government, Nio will not need to deal with as many barriers a others. That is the way things work in that land. But creating a successful brand and keeping it successful are major tasks.
So for Ms Wood to extol the values of this stock is certainly quite reasonable.
Pushing for inflation is a lot like shooting a gun into a crowd. Some folks are going to be hurt. So why is the fed bank doing what it knows will hurt most people and will only benefit the money crowd. Something is terribly wrong with that. And yet they have been doing it, very intentionally, for many years.
And while you are in Sunny England say "hello" to the metropolis of Birmingham, a place where I spent a year during one month. An interesting place indeed.
There certainly are a few unknowns in play right now, and the worst part is that those who need to know do not even completely know what it is that they don't know.
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The future of computer driven cars is a bubble, because of the huge barrier to any adequate control software, as the biggest show-stopper. So while they are still rising, there will come that time when the bubble will burst and the shares will be worth only the paper they are printed on.
And keep in mind that to make a profit selling there must be buyers willing and able to pay, and that is not always a given.
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An interesting analysis, and probably good advice, as betting on a dealer is wiser than betting on the product itself. So there is a real chance to make money here, but the safest approach will not yield the maximum profits that may be possible. Oh Well!!
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Quite a detailed analysis, with looks at both sides, Bear and Bull. And quite interesting. But what I see is that there are indeed warning signs of a bubble getting ready to burst, but they are most visible in hindsight, where they are of less immediate use value. The challenge is attempting to assign math functionality to a process that is partly driven by illogical emotions. Probably the best path is to observe those signs and learn from them.
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A text article instead of a video show would have delivered much better value. And the complaint about not having any signs neglects the fact that the signs are usually clearly visible in hindsight, just not nearly a useful at that point.
The observation that "inflation is transitory" is a perfect example of that reality. Inflation is a lifetime infection, always doing damage and only occasionally giving a momentary respite.
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Certainly, with the backing of the China government, Nio will not need to deal with as many barriers a others. That is the way things work in that land. But creating a successful brand and keeping it successful are major tasks.
So for Ms Wood to extol the values of this stock is certainly quite reasonable.
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A textual presentation would have been much better.
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Pushing for inflation is a lot like shooting a gun into a crowd. Some folks are going to be hurt. So why is the fed bank doing what it knows will hurt most people and will only benefit the money crowd. Something is terribly wrong with that. And yet they have been doing it, very intentionally, for many years.
Perhaps it is time to stop fueling inflation.
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Again, an interesting article.
And while you are in Sunny England say "hello" to the metropolis of Birmingham, a place where I spent a year during one month. An interesting place indeed.
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I would say closer to flying at night WITHOUT instruments, trying to use landmarks based on map descriptions. Or parking by ear, not eye.
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There certainly are a few unknowns in play right now, and the worst part is that those who need to know do not even completely know what it is that they don't know.