So here's something interesting: Elon Musk doesn't actually buy stocks himself. Yeah, you heard that right.
But in a recent conversation, he did drop his thoughts on which companies he thinks are absolute juggernauts for the long haul—you know, outside of his own empire. His picks? Alphabet and Nvidia.
According to Musk, these two are sitting in prime position to generate enormous value down the road. Makes sense when you think about it. One's dominating search and cloud infrastructure, the other's basically powering the entire AI revolution with their chips. Both have their hands deep in the infrastructure that's shaping tomorrow's tech landscape.
Interesting perspective from someone who's usually talking about rockets and brain chips.
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CantAffordPancake
· 12-02 18:17
Haha, Musk doesn't even trade stocks but is there advising on everything, it's hilarious. However, this choice of Nvidia is indeed brilliant; everyone understands the issue of chip shortages.
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GlueGuy
· 12-01 21:18
Ha, this guy says he doesn't trade stocks, but then turns around and recommends them to others? That's interesting.
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pvt_key_collector
· 12-01 20:28
Musk claims he doesn't trade stocks, yet he turns around and is optimistic about Google and Nvidia; this tactic is still top-notch.
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ForkItAll
· 12-01 20:22
Wow, Musk doesn't even buy stocks himself and is still advising from the sidelines, it's killing me with laughter.
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PumpAnalyst
· 12-01 20:22
Elon Musk doesn't trade stocks himself, but instead is optimistic about Alphabet and Nvidia? I'm familiar with this tactic; he says he doesn't buy stocks, but secretly has already set up lying in ambush.
From a technical perspective, both of these are infrastructure-level chips, but don't get played for suckers; make sure to follow the support level.
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MetaMisery
· 12-01 20:12
Hmm... so Musk doesn't buy stocks himself, but turns around and recommends Alphabet and Nvidia? This guy really knows how to play the game.
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 12-01 20:10
Isn't this just saying that Elon himself also believes in the logic of AI infrastructure? It's just expressed in a different way.
So here's something interesting: Elon Musk doesn't actually buy stocks himself. Yeah, you heard that right.
But in a recent conversation, he did drop his thoughts on which companies he thinks are absolute juggernauts for the long haul—you know, outside of his own empire. His picks? Alphabet and Nvidia.
According to Musk, these two are sitting in prime position to generate enormous value down the road. Makes sense when you think about it. One's dominating search and cloud infrastructure, the other's basically powering the entire AI revolution with their chips. Both have their hands deep in the infrastructure that's shaping tomorrow's tech landscape.
Interesting perspective from someone who's usually talking about rockets and brain chips.