What happened to meme coins these days? This morning I saw the coin BLUAI suddenly surge by 124%—it’s already close to its highest point at the time it was issued, and another batch of people who cashed out in profit has appeared.
Brothers, DCA is definitely a great habit. Most people can’t buy at the absolute lowest point, but they can definitely buy at the highest point—so everyone, start DCA! #SPCX
The oil prices have gone up again—if you need to refuel, remember to fill up in advance. At the highest, I once paid 9.02 per liter. Now I’m going to refuel 🥹
Less than 48 hours left—tomorrow at 2:00 a.m., the market’s direction is decided directly:
If the interest rate drops below 3.5, money will pour in and all kinds of markets will surge wildly; If the interest rate stays at 3.75, the market will be pretty steady and not much will happen; Once the interest rate goes above 4, money will flee and the market will drop sharply.
Micron (MU): the most profitable company in the entire industry, with a gross margin of 84.6%, an operating margin of 80.4%, and profits that are far ahead of all others.
SK Hynix (SKHY): the leading player in high-end HBM memory, with an operating margin of 72%, and profitability that closely follows Micron.
NVIDIA (NVDA): the absolute leader in AI GPUs, with an operating margin of 64%; it also holds a massive $119 billion in cash, with exceptionally strong financial reserves.
TSMC (TSM): exclusive foundry services for high-end chips—like a toll checkpoint for the entire industry, with an operating margin of 53.2%, delivering steady, reliable returns.
Broadcom, Ansys, KLA, Universal Scientific Industrial (USI): quality companies in their respective niche tracks, with operating margins uniformly in the 40%-49% range; their profitability is upper-mid and very stable.
AMD: a direct competitor to NVIDIA, without exclusive core advantages; the profitability gap is enormous, and its operating margin is only 11.7%, meaning its ability to generate profits is far weaker than that of the top companies.
$ASTER So steady—over a long period of time, it has always kept this price. When BTC goes up, it’s still this price; when BTC drops, it’s still this price too. The fluctuations up and down don’t exceed 5%. Is it meant to develop into a stablecoin?
P.S.: Honestly, I kind of want it to drop a bit more so I can keep topping up. But right now I have absolutely no desire to buy more...