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The most promising projects to hit a trillion-dollar market cap

NVDA - NVIDIA

Dominating the chip and CPU scene, the king of selling shovels.

GOOGL - Google

Leading in AI cloud computing, with over 4 billion global users.

SPCX

The frontrunner in the space AI ecosystem, the GOAT of communications.

TSLA - Tesla

Pioneering humanoid robots, leading the charge in physical AI.

I expect NVDA to be the first to hit the target, followed by Google.

The others will likely catch up in about 5 years.

Now the spotlight should shift to TSLA

You finish your act, and it's my turn to shine

It's about time for TSLA to perform

Keep betting on humanoid robot breakthroughs

TSLA will lead the charge.

Only Trump could pull off a birthday UFC event at the White House.

Honestly, I think Trump still has some fight left in him.

The guy's 80, but he must really love the combat scene.

Otherwise, why is he always throwing punches wherever he goes?

Even his handshakes are like strength contests.

Yesterday's match was pretty intense.

Aside from the 'King of Understanding', I spotted the WLFI logo.

That ad placement must've been free, right?

Given how tight Dana and Trump are.

The fight was a global spectacle, and WLFI's marketing was definitely worth it.

In this bear market, WLFI has been throwing around cash.

Exchanges like Binance are running USD1 airdrop promotions.

The yields are high, and many are cashing in big time.

It's hard to believe this has been going on for nearly half a year.

Maybe we'll see MU hit 1200 this week.

The big three in storage – Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron – are on fire.

Market expectations project total profits to hit $707 billion by 2027!

Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta, and Tesla.

The total profits of these six giants combined can't even match that.

They're expected to make a total of $661 billion by 2027.

Storage is seriously raking in the profits right now.

This isn't just revenue; it's operating profit.

Turns out, a wave of industrial revolution can be pretty brutal.

Luckily, everyone’s on the bandwagon; otherwise, we’d all be regretting it.

The demand for storage driven by AI is only going to ramp up.

The future can't be limited to just the current scale.

Right now, I've only got MU in my storage bag, and I've got to hold tight.

I used to have SanDisk, but I bailed out between 1080 and 1600.

Micron's fundamentals haven't changed at all; in fact, they're getting stronger.

Expect the earnings report on June 24 to be a real banger.

Revenue is set to smash historical highs again.

In the 13F filings, institutions are loading up more than they're unloading.

Looking ahead to the latest quarterly report, the market expects this trend to continue.

Currently, the company's forward P/E ratio is about 16 times,

which is way below Broadcom's 32 times and AMD's 69 times.

The cycle in storage is bound to break the norms.

Supply can't keep up with demand, and expectations can't keep up with share prices; this will likely last for quite a while.

Of course, a bull market won't just keep climbing; pullbacks are normal. Not being able to hold on is what's truly abnormal.

Cherish anything below 300
$MRVL

On June 22, MRVL will officially be added to the S&P 500 index.

Most institutions will finish their allocations ahead of time.

Especially in the week leading up to the inclusion.

That's when buying will be the most concentrated, and the volume will be highest.

So next week, MRVL is likely to keep pumping up.

Don't let your chips get shaken out easily.

This year to next year is set to be the peak market for semiconductors.

As the old saying goes, a trillion-dollar market cap might be achieved by the end of next year.

A lot of folks are bearish on SpaceX in the long run.

It reminds me of when TSLA just hit the market.

Most people thought:

The car looks ugly, too niche.

Electric cars won’t be accepted by the market.

The market cap is too high, it’ll drop to a few hundred million.

Musk is unreliable, always dreaming big.

The story that followed is well known.

Tesla shot up from 2 billion to 1.6 trillion.

Now with SpaceX going public, those same doubts are resurfacing.

People are shorting the future income potential of SpaceX, saying it can't support the high valuation.

They think Musk is still just spinning tales, trying to package the company.

Space computing, AI satellites, Mars, Starlink communication...

These space ventures seem too far-fetched; what if they fail?

The bearish voices are understandable.

After SpaceX launches, it will definitely go through a washout phase.

Right now, secondary market buys are clearly not the best play.

But if you stretch the timeline to 10 or 20 years,

which company’s narrative can rival SpaceX’s?

This represents the future of humanity.

If they fail, no one will be able to pull it off.

We don’t know what the future holds,

we just know that if you can't hold on and don’t believe in SpaceX,

there won’t be multi-baggers or even ten-baggers in wealth returns.

Similarly, if you don’t believe and don’t buy it, you won’t lose money either.

Adults should be responsible for their own investments.

How Friends Play the Coca-Cola Dividend Game

Buying Coca-Cola stock today means you can snag the dividend payout on July 1st.

As we all know, Coca-Cola has been dishing out dividends for 60 years straight.

Warren Buffett dropped $1.3 billion on Coca-Cola shares.

Over all these years, he’s raked in over $11.7 billion just from dividends.

It's not just for fun; there are plenty of companies doling out dividends in June, and B G has a handy dividend calendar for you to check out.

Today, a friend told me he always buys Coca-Cola before the ex-dividend date and sells on the ex-dividend date itself, still qualifying for the dividend.

For example, the ex-dividend date for Coca-Cola is June 15th, so buying today, June 12th, is still on time.

The 13th and 14th are Saturday and Sunday, when the market’s closed, so no buying then.

Selling on the ex-dividend date or before the dividend is distributed on July 1st still qualifies you for the payout.

Coca-Cola pays dividends four times a year, usually around $0.50 per share.

My friend, who's a Chinese-American, has been trading with 2,000 Coca-Cola shares for two years now, pulling in over $1,000 every time the dividends drop, just within a few days.

Luckily, Coca-Cola's stock price has been pretty stable over the last two years; even if he gets momentarily stuck, it bounces back quickly.

On B G, holding these rTokens means cash dividends automatically convert to USDT in real-time.

I have to say, B G's upgrade to US stock 2.0 has made the experience a lot smoother.

All VIP users can see the completed order book, and the depth is decent too—it's a direct link to real Wall Street liquidity, with low slippage and fast execution for big orders.

This is definitely impressive; it’s the best experience among stock tokens.

That said, I just bought some MU yesterday and noticed the last dividend payout was only $0.10 per share. With my 200+ shares, that’s not even enough for a date with my girlfriend.

Guess I'll just focus on making some gains from stock appreciation.

Elon's AI6 chip is on its way!
One of the brains of the Tesla universe
I can hardly believe how fast the future is coming
AI6 is the next-gen brain for robots
Its performance is double that of AI5, totally surpassing it
AI6 will be embedded in Optimus Prime's brain
Which means no need for full remote control
After giving commands, it'll be more autonomous and smarter
Soon we'll see Optimus Prime working on every street
Feels like a movie is stepping into reality
Personally, I think Optimus Prime will dominate the robot field.

A dip is an opportunity
Right now, my main positions are TSLA and MRVL
I just re-entered MU today
Every time there's a harsh pullback, if you've got the cash, it's time to scoop up those dips; if not, just HODL
I believe this AI bull run can extend into next year.

Just now, the financial news outlet called out the White-haired Stock God Serenity

The financial news outlet is a well-known media with government backing in China.

The content revolves around an analysis of Serenity's stock picks.

They believe that if Serenity didn't build a position in the relevant A-shares before posting or hasn't sold after establishing it, and is holding long-term while just sharing his views, then there’s no legal risk whatsoever.

However, if he engaged in 'rat trading' by positioning heavily before releasing bullish signals or lists like Yishite, using his influencer status to pump up retail investors' cash inflow and drive up prices,

then this would clearly be defined as 'front-running' market manipulation under securities law.

The content mentions that even if the person is overseas, Chinese regulatory authorities still have jurisdiction.

Tesla might be ready to take off

Since TSLA hit the market, we've seen three phases of consolidation.

First consolidation lasted 3 years, then it shot up 6x.

Second consolidation took 6 years, followed by a 10x rally.

The third phase has been from 2020 till now,

with another 6 years of sideways action, then what’s next???

The first and second rallies were fueled by electric vehicles,

but this third wave will definitely rely on Optimus and energy.

Optimus goes live this year, mass production next year, and widespread adoption the year after.

The era of physical AI is just beginning…

Which crypto legend is the most trustworthy?

First crypto legend

For example, when Micron was at 100 bucks, they entered the market and explained the long-term bullish logic.

Throughout the rise, they never exited, holding strong all the way to over 1000 bucks.

Second "crypto legend"

When Micron hit 800, they opened a position with 2 million U, using 5x leverage, and when the price reached 1000 bucks, they made huge profits, earning the title of crypto legend, drawing attention from retail traders.

Which crypto legend do you prefer?

I'll go first, I like the first one.

$AAOI is about to break out on the daily chart

As recommended by Serenity, the white-haired stock guru

This small-cap dark horse in the optoelectronics field

Everyone is bullish on its performance in 2027

Reflecting market demand for its tech and earnings expectations

The white-haired guru believes there's still 4 to 5x growth potential

In the short term, it's highly likely to break out of consolidation and head upwards.

Targeting a 50% gain or even a 2x return.

This is not investment advice; proceed with caution.

To be honest, this drop in the US stock market doesn't faze us at all after years of grinding in the crypto space.

Analyzing it all really doesn’t mean much.

The long-term trajectory for US stocks is still tech advancement; there's at least a few decades of slow bullishness ahead.

Just hold your spot positions steady, do less analysis, and stop hunting for reasons behind the dips.

In the future, you'll definitely be the hope of the whole village, the pride of your family.

Quantinuum is being hailed as the Nvidia of quantum computing

It went public on NASDAQ yesterday

Currently trading at $60 per share, with a market cap of $15.6 billion

I checked out McKinsey's latest report on quantum tech monitoring

It mentions that AI will accelerate the development of quantum tech

By 2035, the quantum sector is expected to churn out companies with trillions in market cap

Quantum computing is set to generate trillions in social value

It will pick up the baton from AI and drive the next wave of growth

Those are basically the key takeaways

However, in the short term, it doesn't look promising

We're still in the phase of big promises and burning cash to pile up tech

Quantinuum's revenue last year

Excluding unfulfilled orders, it was only $30.9 million

And it’s not profitable, losing over $100 million last year

Yet, the current sales-to-revenue ratio has skyrocketed to over 900 times

I think the market is overestimating its potential right now

Let’s just keep an eye on it and wait for a better risk-reward ratio to place a bet

That would be around $4 billion, hoping for an opportunity to get in

The US stock market, like the crypto space, has its fair share of junk stocks.

But the difference is, there are also many hidden gems buried in the dirt.

With time, these can reshape their valuations.

My logic for picking small-cap stocks goes like this:

Take LASE for example; at the time, I was researching the energy sector.

I found out they focus on clean energy tech, and it piqued my interest, so I dove deeper. The more I researched, the more hooked I got.

Here are the reasons that sparked my buying desire:

Energy is the big trend for the future.

Whether it’s nuclear fusion, solar power, batteries, or robotics and military equipment, they all have a role to play.

The tech is top-tier globally, with a ton of patents, and their clients are all Fortune 500 companies.

Looking at the candlestick chart, it had already dropped to a significant support level, showing signs of stabilization and a potential rebound.

With so many positive expectations, the market cap was only $30 million.

I figured it was worth a speculative bet.

To my surprise, it shot up to a $150 million market cap in less than a month.

MX is a similar story; Hynix skyrocketed, but at the time, I saw MX still lying low.

After a long downtrend and a month-long consolidation, it turned into a straight line.

As a core company spun off from Hynix, I was betting on a catch-up rally, and in less than a month, it nearly tripled, from 3.8 to 9.

When I bought these two, I had no idea about the white-haired stock wizard, so I had to sort out a lot of my own logic.

To be honest, some of the strategies from the crypto space can be applied to the US stock market.

The most important thing is not to go all-in; use a small position to gamble on low market cap stocks.

Second Small-Cap US Stock