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/me puts in limit orders on Google ($165 and below) and NVDA ($110 and below).
need my grants to pop, come on GOOG, to the MOOON!!!

But also, very bullish on Waymo. Their product is incredible, and they are very much part of Google and leveraging the largest computer cluster and network in the world.
 
need my grants to pop, come on GOOG, to the MOOON!!!

But also, very bullish on Waymo. Their product is incredible, and they are very much part of Google and leveraging the largest computer cluster and network in the world.
I’d be more excited about Wiz. Google is my largest customer and Wiz is the absolute best product in cybersecurity.
 
Stocks getting hammered due to the tariffs. Every stock I own--and I own quite a few--are down today, except for 2. 1 is a foreign stock, and the other is COSTCO, which on the surface would seem to be impacted by the tariffs more than most. Go figure.

Got in on NVDA and added to META and GOOGLE today. Will the supports hold? Maybe not...
 
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Stocks getting hammered due to the tariffs. Every stock I own--and I own quite a few--are down today, except for 2. 1 is a foreign stock, and the other is COSTCO, which on the surface would seem to be impacted by the tariffs more than most. Go figure.

Got in on NDVA and added to META and GOOGLE today. Will the supports hold? Maybe not...
Costco is less impacted than Walmart and Target because most of its revenue comes from membership fees.
 
Costco is less impacted than Walmart and Target because most of its revenue comes from membership fees.
Revenue? No. People like to say that costco gets its profit from membership fees, but that's just how the numbers happen to size up. They're still subject to the same laws of economic physics as anyone else. If COGS goes up, profit goes down, all else being equal. They'll have to push their suppliers to reduce costs, increase their prices, and/or increase membership fees...assuming they have the power to do so. If not, then profits will drop.
 
For Costcos la
Costco is less impacted than Walmart and Target because most of its revenue comes from membership fees.
For Costco’s latest fiscal year, they had revenue of $255B of which membership fees were 4.8B. However, their operating income was only 9.3B, so the majority of their profits do come from membership fees
 
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