The Weekly Beacon – June 30, 2023
Latin America and copper, Socialism in South America, Chile copper, Export restrictions China vs U.S., AI chips, Nvidia, AMD, Biden vs. Xi.
Latin America and copper, Socialism in South America, Chile copper, Export restrictions China vs U.S., AI chips, Nvidia, AMD, Biden vs. Xi.
The auto industry has built up releases of special edition models and allowed consumers to pre-order them in advance for decades. The EV industry
FED, Interest rates, FOMC, Jerome Powell, Inflation, CPI, Mortgage rates, Housing prices, Gold, Central Banks, Global reserve currency, US dollar, Gold as a currency, Euro, Japan, Russia, China, Copper demand, EVs, Renewable energy, Copper price forecast, AI bubble, Nvidia stock, Venture funding, Euphoric stock market bubbles, Energy prices, Crowded trades, EPS growth, Retail sales, Roots sales, target sales, Best Buy earnings.
“If it takes 200 years to achieve artificial intelligence, and then finally there is a textbook that explains how it’s done, the hardest part of that textbook to write will be the part that explains why people didn’t think of it 200 years ago…”Over the past twenty years I have developed a reputation for making prudent investment decisions for clients at inopportune times.
2022’s markets dried up investor capital. Capital raises slowed down and investment bankers had their lowest bonuses in years.
Nvidia, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Casinos, Gambling, Las Vegas, Blackjack players, Economic conditions, Metaverse,
MacNicol & Associates’ hosted its monthly webinar where Raoul Pal, Co-Founder and CEO of Real Vision joined us.
Apple and semiconductor manufacturer Broadcom secured a multi-billion-dollar deal to help secure Apple domestic-made chips.
Softbank’s Vision Fund reported a loss of $32 billion for the year ending March 31, 2023. The Japanese investing giant continues to suffer from valuation corrections and private markdowns
Sell in May and you will pay…Over the past twenty years I have developed a reputation for making prudent investment decisions for clients at inopportune times. While certainly not something to broadcast in my line of work, I suppose it is far better than making horrendous investment decisions at any time. As most of you are not professional investors, questions as to an investment’s underlying quality are usually deferred to us and we appreciate your trust. But as to the question of whether to invest in the first place or not, well, that one is more nuanced because it introduces an element of timing. In this seemingly crazier and crazier world, it never seems like a good time to invest.