Apple $AAPL:
- Apple iCar & Augmented Reality products in the pipeline
- Apple Pay is #1 mobile payment system in US
- 1.5 billion+ active devices in ecosystem, with devices to be replaced every few years
Microsoft $MSFT:
- Dominance in cloud computing space
- Azure is growing faster than Amazon's AWS
- Azure has a large and constantly growing market share for the Cloud Computing market
Tesla $TSLA:
- Low battery costs, self-designed A.I. chips & data it has collected from billions of miles of real-world driving from its customers gives #TSLA a huge competitive advantage other EVs
$META:
-There are ~5 billion active internet users and $META has ~4 billion monthly active users using its products (Facebook, Instagram, Messenger & WhatsApp). That's ~80% of the World!
Nvidia $NVDA:
- Makes great graphics chips
- Big player in artificial intelligence, machine learning, metaverse, digital biology, robotics, autonomous vehicles, cloud computing, IoT & 6G
Costco $COST:
- One of the strongest balance sheets
- Consistently ahead of earnings estimates
- One of the most loyal customer bases (90%+ membership renewal rate in North America)
Broadcom $AVGO
- Dominates Radio frequency (RF) chips market
- Exposed to many secular themes such as semiconductors, cloud computing, AI, 5G/6G, and gaming
Cisco $CSCO
- Well positioned to capitalize on cyber security, 5G/6G & IoT trends
- Huge portfolio of products & patents in networking equipment & security
Data shows great:
- Social Sentiment
- Institutional Flow
- Options Sentiment
Qualcomm $QCOM
- Involved in about every facet of 5G, and it holds ~15% of all 5G patents
- 2.5% Yield!
Data shows great:
- Profitability
- Upside Breakout
- Social Sentiment
- Institutional Flow
Paypal $PYPL
- Accepted by more than 75% of the top 500 U.S. Internet retailers. No other company is better equipped to serve the digital payments boom.
Advanced Micro Devices $AMD
- Makes great graphics chips, which are transforming the World (big data, cloud computing, machine learning, AI, autonomous vehicles, 5G/ 6G, IoT)
Data shows great:
- Growth
- Dark Pools
- Upside Breakout
- Social Sentiment
- Institutional Flow
Data and images are from the Prospero.ai app! Follow them on twitter at @prospero_ai for more!
President Trump says the pain from tariffs "will be worth the price."
But what does it mean for you?
I spent the evening analyzing it.
Here’s what you need to know:
1/Because of new tariffs, the average American family could pay about $1,245 more per year for everyday items.
This includes:
• Costlier furniture and home goods
• More expensive clothes and shoes
• Higher prices for cars and car parts
• Pricier groceries, especially fruits and vegetables
2/ Tariffs Will Affect Everyday Life:
1. Cars:
• Vehicle prices could rise due to integrated North American supply chains
• Auto parts costs would increase, affecting repair and maintenance expenses
2. Food:
• Furniture imports from China could see 10-25% price increases
• Electronics and household appliances would likely become more expensive
• Clothing and footwear prices could rise significantly
3. Consumer Goods:
• Avocado prices could increase as 90% come from Mexico
• Popular Mexican beer brands might see price hikes
• Canadian agricultural products, including frozen foods, would become more expensive
Trump’s win will affect your money, taxes, and finances.
But what does it mean for you?
Here's everything you need to know:
1. Taxes:
• One of Trump’s key tax proposals is to eliminate federal income taxes on tips, Social Security benefits, and overtime pay – which could provide financial relief for certain groups, but also reduce revenue for programs like Social Security.
• He has also promised to extend the individual and estate tax cuts from his 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which are set to expire at the end of 2025.
• Trump’s overall tax plan is estimated to increase the deficit by $4.1 trillion over 10 years, according to analyses. The large tax cuts, especially for corporations and the wealthy, are expected to contribute to this.
2. Stock Market:
• The initial market reaction to Trump’s victory was positive, with stocks rallying. Investors likely see his proposals for corporate tax cuts and deregulation as favorable for profits.
• However, his protectionist trade policies, including broad tariffs, could weigh on multinational companies and sectors like semiconductors, autos, and clean energy that are exposed to trade tensions.
• Bond yields are expected to rise further due to concerns about growing deficits from Trump’s economic agenda, which would hurt bond prices.
• Emerging markets could face headwinds from a strengthening dollar, higher US interest rates, and the potential for trade conflicts.