Anonymous wrote:NVIDIA. It's the only answer.

Lolololol. It's buy low, sell high. Not buy at grossly overvalued valuations and sell after the bubble pops.

Imagine being so lazy and willingly ignorant about investing to resort to asking a bunch of internet strangers on an anonymous message board who you should be investing in.

Google /Gemini is the only one with TPUs that allow it to be independent of NVIDIA.

NVIDIA. It's the only answer.

Tesla

Buy CCCX.

Anonymous wrote:During a gold rush you want be the guy selling the shovels.

Who is selling the shovels, Cat?

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Anonymous wrote:CRM. Currently underperforming the market for no reason. They streamlined the business a couple of years ago but are focusing on growth again now. The market has also not responded to their AI offering yet. I loaded up. It should be a steady rise from here.

Please tell me more. I look at my CRM and want to cry.

Some investors a couple of years ago made them sell things and cut staff. It stalled growth. However, they are now focused on growth again with acquisitions etc. Things are actually very good with the company so you can relax.

Plus Dreamforce is next week.

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Anonymous wrote:CRM. Currently underperforming the market for no reason. They streamlined the business a couple of years ago but are focusing on growth again now. The market has also not responded to their AI offering yet. I loaded up. It should be a steady rise from here.

Please tell me more. I look at my CRM and want to cry.

Some investors a couple of years ago made them sell things and cut staff. It stalled growth. However, they are now focused on growth again with acquisitions etc. Things are actually very good with the company so you can relax.

My 14 yr old invested $1800 in AMD 1.5 yrs back, he told me his portfolio is doing really well, although for the life of me I can't figure out why didn't he pick NVDA like I suggested. So, AMD looking good right now although you might want to wait for it to come down from the super high.

NBBI

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Anonymous wrote:CRM. Currently underperforming the market for no reason. They streamlined the business a couple of years ago but are focusing on growth again now. The market has also not responded to their AI offering yet. I loaded up. It should be a steady rise from here.

Please tell me more. I look at my CRM and want to cry.

Me again, please respond to the idea: "AI eats software." and why that doesn't apply -- isn't already affecting -- CRM's share price?

Don't know anything about a specific company, but it's funny how much the AI companies talk about how useful it is for software development, and not as much the actual software companies.

https://news.mit.edu/2025/can-ai-really-code-study-maps-roadblocks-to-autonomous-software-engineering-0716

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Anonymous wrote:CRM. Currently underperforming the market for no reason. They streamlined the business a couple of years ago but are focusing on growth again now. The market has also not responded to their AI offering yet. I loaded up. It should be a steady rise from here.

Please tell me more. I look at my CRM and want to cry.

Me again, please respond to the idea: "AI eats software." and why that doesn't apply -- isn't already affecting -- CRM's share price?

Anonymous wrote:CRM. Currently underperforming the market for no reason. They streamlined the business a couple of years ago but are focusing on growth again now. The market has also not responded to their AI offering yet. I loaded up. It should be a steady rise from here.

Please tell me more. I look at my CRM and want to cry.

The next NVDIA. Pm me if you know it.