Why growth stocks plunge, part one

Why growth stocks plunge, part one. It has only been more than three months since most U.S. growth stocks reached their all-time highs in October last year to January 2022. During this period, the three major U.S. stock market indexes ended at 1/27, from the highest point in history; the Dow Jones fell 8%, the S&P 500 fell 11%, and the Nasdaq, which represents growth stocks and technology stocks fell 17%,

Qualcomm diversifies success, no nonger highly dependend on phone

Qualcomm diversifies success, no nonger highly dependend on phone, Qualcomm (ticker: QCOM) has a key position in the global technology industry, especially in the development of mobile phones in the past three decades

How AMD makes money? A rare case of turning defeat into victory

The stock price has risen from the lowest point of US$ 1.66 on September 28, 2015 (close to the threshold of delisting), and it has risen to US$ 137.5 at an alarming rate in only 6 years, which is an almost impossible task. Shares rose 148% in 2019, making it the biggest gainer for the year in the S&P 500 and Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, surging 21-fold in ten years. I mentioned AMD in my book of “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”

The valuation influence of stock liquidity and stock split on listed companies

The valuation influence of stock liquidity and stock split on listed companies. For a long time, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire company stock has been poorly rated (I didn’t write it wrong, no one should be surprised). One of the main reasons is the poor liquidity in the market, that is, very few people trade the stock.

What is Web3? What are the related companies?

What is Web3? Web 1.0 only provides user information in one direction, kind of Geocities. your basic message boards, things like that that you did in the early internet. During this period, static pages are more common, which are basically websites that cannot be truly interactive and do not need to be updated regularly.

Global semiconductor chip market in detail, big dominators and markets

Mastering the flow of products and market conditions is the fastest way to understand the industry. The semiconductor wafer industry is no different.

Intel’s current difficult dilemma

Intel’s current difficult dilemma. At my book launch workshop get together a few days ago, lot of people concerned about the prospects of Intel (ticker: INTC).

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