@@B1EIFREI We understand venture capital quite well. This isn't venture capital. We don't invest in pre-revenue crap that ends up on public markets. You might want to research yourself a bit more. And in your last sentence you absolutely nailed it. This isn't a place to come for advice. We're here to teach people how to become better investors, not cram some sacred cow down their throats. We wouldn't touch this with a ten-foot pole until they generate meaningful revenues. We generate more revenue than they do.
You are correct, one issue I have is you don’t know what they do, if the customers testing now like what they see, this company can be a huge deal (finally) and you will have trashed one of the best AI plays on the market. Question….Why would they sell an asset with 5 million in sales (denselight) If they don’t believe they’re onto something much better?
"Trashed one of the best AI plays on the market." Do you think it's appropriate to wait until they've proven their product with traction before investing? We do. Time and time again this has proven to be an effective method to avoid all the countless "story stonks" that end up stringing on investors. Let us know when they've cleared $10 million per year and we'll take a look at their product. No FOMO YOLO stuff.
Your videos are incredible. The wisdom you give people is worth its weight in gold. I absolutely love your ability to communicate your thoughts in a provocative and easy to understand way.
We appreciate the positive feedback, helps us out a lot. Our goal at Nanalyze is to keep things simple and straightforward, so it's good to hear we're accomplishing that.
When they have meaningful revenues we'll dig into their product offering more. When that "illustrative portfolio" becomes a real portfolio, when they stop paying for research and start executing on what they say in investor decks, that's when we'll dig into their technology. Until then it's vaporware.
@@Nanalyze Foxconn is a serious company LOL. Pre revenue companies are always risk. I have small position in POET. I worked as nanotechnology researcher for 15 years, that doesn't mean I can fully evaluate POET as a business. But I think in the near future copper wires will be replaced by optical connections, maybe POET has a part to play in that.
Collaborations and $5 might get you a coffee at Starbucks. We see this stuff all the time from pre-revenue companies that blab on and on about all this great stuff they're doing. Where are the revenues? That simple rule - only invest in firms with meaningful revenues - has helped us identify more shite stocks than any other rule we follow. So, let us know when they have meaningful revenues!
And if you think optical connections are the way forward, maybe invest in companies that are selling them like Marvell? Here's our recent piece on Marvell, a company that's actually selling things today: ruclips.net/video/nURiKHMKzk0/видео.html
@@Nanalyze recently Intel demonstrates the industry’s first fully integrated optical compute interconnect chiplet co-packaged with an Intel CPU. They have created a protoype, as far as I know they are only other company apart from POET to do this. Who wins POET and Foxconn or Intel, by guess both will win.
Thank you for your video. You put my feet on the ground. With all of the hype I thought I missed out . I have a buy @$1.50 after it went to $2.00. Luckily it only went back down to $1.75 . I am canceling my order now. I knew better too but I bought into the hype.
You're most welcome. It's always important to arrive at your own conclusions. We invest in companies, not stocks. This STOCK can do anything based on hype, not substance. Until the COMPANY shows meaningful revenues we wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole.
Always heard that charming aphoristic expression from a diametrically opposing perspective: Never front weed to strung-out, scheming, low-life, snake-in-the-grass riff-raff who always be comin with that short money.
The most important recent news is: they raised CAD 20M at the price around CAD 2.95, putting them at the very stable financial condition. Before that the company was close to bankruptcy. The current share price (CAD 2.8) is below the price they raised money, which means it is a good value for retail investors. The next earnings (Q1) is expected May 13 - May 17, so it is just over 1 week from now. It will be important to hear what they say about 2024 revenue prospects. If they really start generating revenues this year the share price could skyrocket. So it is a potential multi bagger, assuming they show traction in generated revenue this year and no more delays like they had in the last couple of years. It is a risky stock, but could be a huge winner. This week I opened a position. I first heard about POET from this video (so I have to give you credit for bringing it to my attention), but I make additional research and came to my own conclusions.
The most important news is when they have meaningful revenues. Period. "Before that the company was close to bankruptcy." So right around the time they were breaking promises about ramping revenues then? "It will be important to hear what they have to say.'" Rubbish. Words and five bucks might get you a Whopper. Revenues. That's all you care about. Revenues, not pipe dreams. The "potential multi bagger" and "it is risky but could be a huge winner" stuff isn't how we invest here.
Thank you for your due diligence! I appericiate the cynical look which is laking in the financial market space especially with small cap stocks. I think this company is promising(doesn't mean they'll succeed) just from a tech standpoint. I think I'll be short term trading this stock for a while atleast for a very small chunk of my portfolio. Hopefully they actually publish meaningful results
All true, got small portfolio in small caps trading, only this gives me breakout vibes.. if im correct AMD and GLOBAL Foundries.. split years ago. AMD did better but GLOBAL foundries still huge... Suresh was in a CEO position.. what i found out is that AMD venture and Porsche holding.. are holding Shares.. so guess its a gamble from them or they know more.. 50k orders at these prices US volume. Or a swing trader believes he can flip an high high risk trade or its an investor.. i know they didnt perform and had cash burns.. but always made it out of it.. fairly easy.. but this is my perspective. Im not an engineer but few of my mates in AI space told it's legit idea etc. So maybe wordt the risk as moonbagger.. little gamble for me but still IF IF IF they succeed and get 1.2-2mil revenue (max was 500k) then you know people going to see this as a AI Growth stock. SO im speculating but this could be big. Not saying go in big time but even a 50$ could potential go 5000$ if they show progress during all this.. so i bought small at 1,80-2,30 zone and im going to hold. And if results show.. going buy 2-4x my position.. but for me its also still a high risk play.. And also be aware initial pump was thanks to YT. So not trying to shill. But maybe research more and if you chance mind.. show it and if you dont then we know your opinion 🤣
They will have Q1 results in 2 weeks, so it will be interesting to see what they reveal. It will be important to see if they start showing some revenue or give specific guidance, especially as the forecast for this year is $3M as you showed in the table.
@@Nanalyze I know, but it gives some reference point, especially if there is no guidance from the company. They are clearly going to start to generate revenue this year. $3M is likely to be very optimistic case. It could be something between $1M - $3M.
LOL! Your "Illustrative Pipeline of the Sort of Girls You Date" point, made me laugh out loud. And the fronting weed dealers cracked me up also. And the "Sponsored" but "Impartial" Report, cracked me up as well. This Poet review really made me laugh. Glad I am not invested. I understand why these bastards do this, for the very reason you note. Retail investors wnat to get in on Ai and they look at Quantity over Quality. Which is and has always been a human error. Sadly they are falling for the hype and thinking this could make them millionaires by having 100 shares of Poet rather than 1 share of NVDA. Its the same old story, of a Fool and his Money. And I have been that Fool with my money in my life. So, I sympathize with others who fall for hype. But the thing is to learn from the mistakes and no longer be the Fool. The only real Fool is the one who keeps making the same mistakes over and over. Which is why you and Wyatt do this. You are educating the Fools to make them no longer Fools. Hopefully. Thank you for the laughs in this one.
We have all made the same mistakes in our investing journey. In hindsight it's crazy to see that. Even very intelligent successful professionals (doctors seem to do this a lot) make mistakes with their money. Then there's the "well, I only invest what I can afford to lose" attitude which is a huge mistake. Investing is not gambling. Glad you enjoyed the humor! We have to keep it entertaining otherwise people will tune out. Joe P.
i respect the advice you are giving and it definetly is helpful thank you. I would say , institutional investors DO look at these companies, its a matter of checking who attends their quarterly meetings, reading the transcripts and also which companies/funds have invested and which ones they have sold to. the institutions arent going to tell you directly because they are also waiting to see if the company pans out. They have their no name analysts at meetings. If a company is being pushed by a firm , thats when im sure that the risk is even bigger because they are TRYING to get retail investors. Like ark, they stress me out by trying to manipulate
Most institutional investors have market cap cutoffs - for obvious reasons like liquidity - but occasionally you'll find some smaller ones bottom feeding. There is absolutely nothing to see here until POET has proved the product by achieving meaningful revenues. It's a tiny company for a reason.
@@Nanalyze i dont have a dog in this race, i just heard about them and having a browse around. From thier investor relations it felt like they were trying to catchup to speeds that are needed. But they sold to a chinese company so thats good news. They need to get ahead of the speeds chip makers keep increasing and they could have a shot. ...but again the real bottomfeeders are ppl liek ark who attract regular people to invest savings into company stocks that make ark richer
@@linegoesup-tl1hq Thank you for the added color. ARK is always a controversial topic. They do dabble in micro caps, something we covered here: ruclips.net/video/fQE74_JnzP0/видео.html
“Solutions, pipeline,” sounds a lot like Planets Labs last earnings call, Yikes 😱! I mention PL because I do see the potential benefit of AI for a company like Planet. Potential being the Key word. I know PL is not a Micro Cap yet thankfully, but I am getting concerned since there market cap is now around a half $1 billion Thanks again Joe, to you, and your team for this informative, and entertaining video.
PL does have meaningful revenue, but there revenue growth has definitely stalled. Perhaps some of there recent acquisitions, will help help alleviate this situation. I don’t want to see them become an AI micro cap.
The problem is there is little to no moat for what Planet Labs does. There are many companies taking pictures of planet earth and using AI /ML analytics on the imaging. I like spire much better because they collect unique data.
Thanks for your input Jay, I was not aware of Spire, and don’t know much about the company. Maybe Joe, and his team will do a follow up article on Spire. I read the article from 2021 and from what I’ve gathered the main reason it was not getting a strong recommendation is because Spire went public as a SPAC. Of course so did planet labs.
You always cover stuff I'm looking at. I wonder if this POET is real or not. Revenues are nothing. Business has been in business for a while. Suddenly they have the answer in photonic chip networking? Is it real? If real, it could blow up. If false, it's going to be a pump and dump at some point. Hahahaha. Illustrative pipeline of girls you dated. That was good.
Thank you - glad you liked our illustrative pipeline. ;) You ask some good questions here. There's a reason we don't invest in a company until it achieves meaningful revenue, and it's for this exact reason. We don't have to guess if the company is gaining traction, we'll know by the revenues!
Always have rules when you invest. We never - and I mean never - invest in any publicly traded stock unless it has meaningful revenues. No FOMO. If/when POET realizes meaningful revenues then we'll take another look. Until then we will avoid them like the plague. Each investor needs to arrive at their own conclusion based on their own rules. Joe P.
I have a friend who has an affinity for companies that generate little to no revenues, no income, and at times don't even an existing product. It's so sad to see him lose almost all of his retirement money by betting on hopes and dreams instead of solid financial results by a company. He always justified his losses by saying, "The bigger the risk, the greater the return." or "It wasn't an investment. I knew it was a gamble." as if it made any difference in the end. Despite all of this, he hasn't changed his mindset. When you feel desperation, you make desperate moves in the attempt to win it all back quickly. It's especially hard to change someone's mind when the person is highly educated and accomplished in his professional career. It's easy to become overconfident and steadfast in your ways. Combine that with the Reddit echo chamber cheering you on, the resistance to change is too strong.
Excellent comment, thank you for taking the time to post it. We also observe this behavior a lot. Consistently investing in quality assets will result in wealth creation, it just takes time.
@@Nanalyze i bought plenty of poet like an idiot :-(... Im selling them monday morning and i will loose 500$ :-( .same with soundhound. What do you think of this stock...
As one that's been around Microwave Communications for the past 24 years I can see the use cases for Poet's Tech. Anyone with any sense operating in NVIDIA, Alcatel and Harris' Space has a critical eye on this type of emerging Technology. Using DS3 (=28 T1's) Lines to compete against NVIDIA'S "Dojo" within an "A I. Server Farm" is a joke. Poet's Tech FAR outstrips DS3's. A lot of people commenting on the video thus far likely have no idea what I'm talking about. I wouldn't be too dismissive, proof of concept is very easy for Poet to establish. My concern is adaptation outside of the Enterprise Setting/ WAN/Intranet Environments which it sounds like they're ready to tackle today.
No meaningful revenues, no interest. Zero. That one simple rule has helped us avoid more pitfalls than any other by far. Let us know when they're doing $10 million per annum and we'll take another look.
I've been watching and enjoying your channel lately. I like that you cover different types of investing, I have a DGI Portfolio, and I have a separate account with just growth stocks. I would love to see your thoughts on $APLD
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@@B1EIFREI We understand venture capital quite well. This isn't venture capital. We don't invest in pre-revenue crap that ends up on public markets. You might want to research yourself a bit more. And in your last sentence you absolutely nailed it. This isn't a place to come for advice. We're here to teach people how to become better investors, not cram some sacred cow down their throats. We wouldn't touch this with a ten-foot pole until they generate meaningful revenues. We generate more revenue than they do.
Impeccable presentations.. Fast becoming my favorite stocks analyst. Great job, thanks!
Thank you for the kind words!
You are correct, one issue I have is you don’t know what they do, if the customers testing now like what they see, this company can be a huge deal (finally) and you will have trashed one of the best AI plays on the market. Question….Why would they sell an asset with 5 million in sales (denselight) If they don’t believe they’re onto something much better?
"Trashed one of the best AI plays on the market." Do you think it's appropriate to wait until they've proven their product with traction before investing? We do. Time and time again this has proven to be an effective method to avoid all the countless "story stonks" that end up stringing on investors. Let us know when they've cleared $10 million per year and we'll take a look at their product. No FOMO YOLO stuff.
Your videos are incredible. The wisdom you give people is worth its weight in gold. I absolutely love your ability to communicate your thoughts in a provocative and easy to understand way.
We appreciate the positive feedback, helps us out a lot. Our goal at Nanalyze is to keep things simple and straightforward, so it's good to hear we're accomplishing that.
you said nothing about company itself. general info only.
When they have meaningful revenues we'll dig into their product offering more. When that "illustrative portfolio" becomes a real portfolio, when they stop paying for research and start executing on what they say in investor decks, that's when we'll dig into their technology. Until then it's vaporware.
The stock jumped after RUclipsr called Ticker symbol: YOU posted a video about this stock.
Thank you for the info. We wouldn't touch this with a ten foot pole until they have meaningful revenues.
"POET to Collaborate with Foxconn Interconnect Technology for 800G and 1.6T Optical Transceivers" a nice problem to have.
You know what's a not so nice problem to have? No meaningful revenues.
@@Nanalyze Foxconn is a serious company LOL. Pre revenue companies are always risk. I have small position in POET. I worked as nanotechnology researcher for 15 years, that doesn't mean I can fully evaluate POET as a business. But I think in the near future copper wires will be replaced by optical connections, maybe POET has a part to play in that.
Collaborations and $5 might get you a coffee at Starbucks. We see this stuff all the time from pre-revenue companies that blab on and on about all this great stuff they're doing. Where are the revenues? That simple rule - only invest in firms with meaningful revenues - has helped us identify more shite stocks than any other rule we follow. So, let us know when they have meaningful revenues!
And if you think optical connections are the way forward, maybe invest in companies that are selling them like Marvell? Here's our recent piece on Marvell, a company that's actually selling things today: ruclips.net/video/nURiKHMKzk0/видео.html
@@Nanalyze recently Intel demonstrates the industry’s first fully integrated optical compute interconnect chiplet co-packaged with an Intel CPU. They have created a protoype, as far as I know they are only other company apart from POET to do this. Who wins POET and Foxconn or Intel, by guess both will win.
Well done Joe P. The "illustrative pipeline" at 10:40 is definitely going on your greatest hits album. 😆🤣
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Thank you for your video. You put my feet on the ground. With all of the hype I thought I missed out . I have a buy @$1.50 after it went to $2.00. Luckily it only went back down to $1.75 . I am canceling my order now. I knew better too but I bought into the hype.
You're most welcome. It's always important to arrive at your own conclusions. We invest in companies, not stocks. This STOCK can do anything based on hype, not substance. Until the COMPANY shows meaningful revenues we wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole.
Always heard that charming aphoristic expression from a diametrically opposing perspective: Never front weed to strung-out, scheming, low-life, snake-in-the-grass riff-raff who always be comin with that short money.
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Your videos are fantastic! Thank you!
Thank you for watching, and for the kind words!
The most important recent news is: they raised CAD 20M at the price around CAD 2.95, putting them at the very stable financial condition. Before that the company was close to bankruptcy. The current share price (CAD 2.8) is below the price they raised money, which means it is a good value for retail investors. The next earnings (Q1) is expected May 13 - May 17, so it is just over 1 week from now. It will be important to hear what they say about 2024 revenue prospects. If they really start generating revenues this year the share price could skyrocket. So it is a potential multi bagger, assuming they show traction in generated revenue this year and no more delays like they had in the last couple of years. It is a risky stock, but could be a huge winner. This week I opened a position. I first heard about POET from this video (so I have to give you credit for bringing it to my attention), but I make additional research and came to my own conclusions.
The most important news is when they have meaningful revenues. Period. "Before that the company was close to bankruptcy." So right around the time they were breaking promises about ramping revenues then? "It will be important to hear what they have to say.'" Rubbish. Words and five bucks might get you a Whopper. Revenues. That's all you care about. Revenues, not pipe dreams. The "potential multi bagger" and "it is risky but could be a huge winner" stuff isn't how we invest here.
Thank you for your due diligence! I appericiate the cynical look which is laking in the financial market space especially with small cap stocks. I think this company is promising(doesn't mean they'll succeed) just from a tech standpoint. I think I'll be short term trading this stock for a while atleast for a very small chunk of my portfolio. Hopefully they actually publish meaningful results
You're welcome. Companies without meaningful revenues are avoided. That one simple rule has protected us from more landmines than any other.
"Integral AI player" 😂 Illustrated pipeline haha Fun video 😁
Glad you enjoyed it! Some of the mental gymnastics these "AI players" put people through needs to be called out.
All true, got small portfolio in small caps trading, only this gives me breakout vibes.. if im correct AMD and GLOBAL Foundries.. split years ago. AMD did better but GLOBAL foundries still huge... Suresh was in a CEO position.. what i found out is that AMD venture and Porsche holding.. are holding Shares.. so guess its a gamble from them or they know more.. 50k orders at these prices US volume. Or a swing trader believes he can flip an high high risk trade or its an investor.. i know they didnt perform and had cash burns.. but always made it out of it.. fairly easy.. but this is my perspective. Im not an engineer but few of my mates in AI space told it's legit idea etc. So maybe wordt the risk as moonbagger.. little gamble for me but still IF IF IF they succeed and get 1.2-2mil revenue (max was 500k) then you know people going to see this as a AI Growth stock. SO im speculating but this could be big. Not saying go in big time but even a 50$ could potential go 5000$ if they show progress during all this.. so i bought small at 1,80-2,30 zone and im going to hold. And if results show.. going buy 2-4x my position.. but for me its also still a high risk play..
And also be aware initial pump was thanks to YT. So not trying to shill. But maybe research more and if you chance mind.. show it and if you dont then we know your opinion 🤣
They will have Q1 results in 2 weeks, so it will be interesting to see what they reveal. It will be important to see if they start showing some revenue or give specific guidance, especially as the forecast for this year is $3M as you showed in the table.
The $3 million in the table is from an "analyst" who was paid to write a report about the company.
@@Nanalyze I know, but it gives some reference point, especially if there is no guidance from the company. They are clearly going to start to generate revenue this year. $3M is likely to be very optimistic case. It could be something between $1M - $3M.
@@Stan_144 Or it could be like the last time they told investors revenues were ramping up and it didn't happen. ;) We'll see what 2023 brings.
If you are big cap guy, why bothering on POET??? move on to big cap!!!🤕
Don't come around here barking orders at us like some sort of junkyard dog. Any comments on the content of the video?
LOL! Your "Illustrative Pipeline of the Sort of Girls You Date" point, made me laugh out loud. And the fronting weed dealers cracked me up also. And the "Sponsored" but "Impartial" Report, cracked me up as well. This Poet review really made me laugh. Glad I am not invested. I understand why these bastards do this, for the very reason you note. Retail investors wnat to get in on Ai and they look at Quantity over Quality. Which is and has always been a human error. Sadly they are falling for the hype and thinking this could make them millionaires by having 100 shares of Poet rather than 1 share of NVDA. Its the same old story, of a Fool and his Money. And I have been that Fool with my money in my life. So, I sympathize with others who fall for hype. But the thing is to learn from the mistakes and no longer be the Fool. The only real Fool is the one who keeps making the same mistakes over and over. Which is why you and Wyatt do this. You are educating the Fools to make them no longer Fools. Hopefully. Thank you for the laughs in this one.
We have all made the same mistakes in our investing journey. In hindsight it's crazy to see that. Even very intelligent successful professionals (doctors seem to do this a lot) make mistakes with their money. Then there's the "well, I only invest what I can afford to lose" attitude which is a huge mistake. Investing is not gambling. Glad you enjoyed the humor! We have to keep it entertaining otherwise people will tune out. Joe P.
i respect the advice you are giving and it definetly is helpful thank you. I would say , institutional investors DO look at these companies, its a matter of checking who attends their quarterly meetings, reading the transcripts and also which companies/funds have invested and which ones they have sold to.
the institutions arent going to tell you directly because they are also waiting to see if the company pans out. They have their no name analysts at meetings. If a company is being pushed by a firm , thats when im sure that the risk is even bigger because they are TRYING to get retail investors. Like ark, they stress me out by trying to manipulate
Most institutional investors have market cap cutoffs - for obvious reasons like liquidity - but occasionally you'll find some smaller ones bottom feeding. There is absolutely nothing to see here until POET has proved the product by achieving meaningful revenues. It's a tiny company for a reason.
@@Nanalyze i dont have a dog in this race, i just heard about them and having a browse around. From thier investor relations it felt like they were trying to catchup to speeds that are needed. But they sold to a chinese company so thats good news. They need to get ahead of the speeds chip makers keep increasing and they could have a shot. ...but again the real bottomfeeders are ppl liek ark who attract regular people to invest savings into company stocks that make ark richer
@@linegoesup-tl1hq Thank you for the added color. ARK is always a controversial topic. They do dabble in micro caps, something we covered here: ruclips.net/video/fQE74_JnzP0/видео.html
Wisdom here! Don't be someone's exit liquidity. 😅
Thank you! Happens all the time unfortunately.
“Solutions, pipeline,” sounds a lot like Planets Labs last earnings call, Yikes 😱! I mention PL because I do see the potential benefit of AI for a company like Planet. Potential being the Key word.
I know PL is not a Micro Cap yet thankfully, but I am getting concerned since there market cap is now around a half $1 billion
Thanks again Joe, to you, and your team for this informative, and entertaining video.
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you. Companies that have meaningful revenues need to be distinguished from those that don't.
PL does have meaningful revenue, but there revenue growth has definitely stalled. Perhaps some of there recent acquisitions, will help help alleviate this situation. I don’t want to see them become an AI micro cap.
The problem is there is little to no moat for what Planet Labs does. There are many companies taking pictures of planet earth and using AI /ML analytics on the imaging. I like spire much better because they collect unique data.
Thanks for your input Jay, I was not aware of Spire, and don’t know much about the company. Maybe Joe, and his team will do a follow up article on Spire. I read the article from 2021 and from what I’ve gathered the main reason it was not getting a strong recommendation is because Spire went public as a SPAC. Of course so did planet labs.
You always cover stuff I'm looking at. I wonder if this POET is real or not. Revenues are nothing. Business has been in business for a while. Suddenly they have the answer in photonic chip networking? Is it real? If real, it could blow up. If false, it's going to be a pump and dump at some point. Hahahaha. Illustrative pipeline of girls you dated. That was good.
Thank you - glad you liked our illustrative pipeline. ;) You ask some good questions here. There's a reason we don't invest in a company until it achieves meaningful revenue, and it's for this exact reason. We don't have to guess if the company is gaining traction, we'll know by the revenues!
Great video ! I am looking at $LLAP only reason being of acquisition news going around. What would be your advice on - if the risk is worthwhile ?
Glad you enjoyed the video! Our thoughts on LLAP? Don't take investment advice from RUclips channels. ;)
thank you for your video- you just saved me $ 4000 on invetsing in this company
Always have rules when you invest. We never - and I mean never - invest in any publicly traded stock unless it has meaningful revenues. No FOMO. If/when POET realizes meaningful revenues then we'll take another look. Until then we will avoid them like the plague. Each investor needs to arrive at their own conclusion based on their own rules. Joe P.
I have a friend who has an affinity for companies that generate little to no revenues, no income, and at times don't even an existing product. It's so sad to see him lose almost all of his retirement money by betting on hopes and dreams instead of solid financial results by a company. He always justified his losses by saying, "The bigger the risk, the greater the return." or "It wasn't an investment. I knew it was a gamble." as if it made any difference in the end. Despite all of this, he hasn't changed his mindset. When you feel desperation, you make desperate moves in the attempt to win it all back quickly. It's especially hard to change someone's mind when the person is highly educated and accomplished in his professional career. It's easy to become overconfident and steadfast in your ways. Combine that with the Reddit echo chamber cheering you on, the resistance to change is too strong.
Excellent comment, thank you for taking the time to post it. We also observe this behavior a lot. Consistently investing in quality assets will result in wealth creation, it just takes time.
zack is ai written right?
We have no idea but there's a thought - have AI churn out analyst reports on demand. They'll probably be more useful than the paid ones.
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One day, we men will be able to walk around with our Illustrative Pipelines out and not get arrested. 🙏
Bravo. Well said good man.
Thanks for the advice
You're most welcome!
@@Nanalyze i bought plenty of poet like an idiot :-(... Im selling them monday morning and i will loose 500$ :-( .same with soundhound. What do you think of this stock...
@@richardblais7445 We covered SOUN here: ruclips.net/video/qA2j2_6_WQw/видео.html
@@Nanalyze thanks
As one that's been around Microwave Communications for the past 24 years I can see the use cases for Poet's Tech. Anyone with any sense operating in NVIDIA, Alcatel and Harris' Space has a critical eye on this type of emerging Technology. Using DS3 (=28 T1's) Lines to compete against NVIDIA'S "Dojo" within an "A I. Server Farm" is a joke. Poet's Tech FAR outstrips DS3's. A lot of people commenting on the video thus far likely have no idea what I'm talking about. I wouldn't be too dismissive, proof of concept is very easy for Poet to establish. My concern is adaptation outside of the Enterprise Setting/ WAN/Intranet Environments which it sounds like they're ready to tackle today.
No meaningful revenues, no interest. Zero. That one simple rule has helped us avoid more pitfalls than any other by far. Let us know when they're doing $10 million per annum and we'll take another look.
I've been watching and enjoying your channel lately. I like that you cover different types of investing, I have a DGI Portfolio, and I have a separate account with just growth stocks. I would love to see your thoughts on $APLD
That's great to hear! At a market cap of $360 million APLD would be too small to be on our radar.
Chewy wouldn't invest so I'm not going to either 👍
Rrrruuuurrrrrrrrrrr...
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that pipeline lol
Something straight out of a SPAC deck