Sam Altman and OpenAI, SpaceX and Starlink, Nvidia Earnings
Nov 22, 2023
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Tech experts Sam Altman, Michael Burry, and Jim Chanos join the podcast to discuss OpenAI, SpaceX, and Nvidia earnings. They explore SpaceX's potential as one of the largest companies in the world, OpenAI's challenges and valuation, and the future of Sam Altman. The hosts also delve into the rise in corporate buybacks and the performance of the stock market.
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Quick takeaways
Investing involves uncertainty, so relying solely on expert opinions or predictions can be risky.
No one can accurately predict the future, so investors should focus on their own research and analysis.
Despite pressures in the luxury market, one brand has managed to maintain success.
Deep dives
Nvidia beats expectations with record revenue
Nvidia reported record revenue of $18.1 billion, beating expectations and representing a 34% quarter-over-quarter growth and a 200% year-over-year growth. Profits for the quarter were $9.2 billion, up from $680 million in the same quarter last year. The company also provided positive guidance, with expected revenue of $20 billion for the next quarter. Despite the strong results, the stock traded flat in after-hours trading.
Michael Burry's short bet debunked as market continues to rise
The reports of Michael Burry betting $1.6 billion against the market have been debunked, as the stock market has continued to rise since the initial headlines. This serves as a reminder that no one can predict the future and investors should be cautious of following anyone's opinions or predictions. Burry himself admitted he was wrong and closed his short position.
Importance of not relying on expert predictions
The recent events with Michael Burry's short bet highlight the importance of not relying solely on expert opinions or predictions. No one can accurately predict the future, and investors should focus on their own research and analysis instead of blindly following others. Ultimately, it's crucial to understand that investing is a dynamic and uncertain endeavor, and no one has a crystal ball.
Luxury brand continues to thrive amidst market challenges
Despite the pressures faced by certain segments of the luxury market, one luxury brand has managed to maintain its success. With its strong performance, the brand has been able to defy the challenges affecting other players in the industry.
Biotech sector underperforms, IBB ETF in a significant drawdown
The biotech sector, represented by the IBB ETF, has been struggling this year, experiencing significant underperformance compared to other sectors. The IBB ETF is currently in a substantial drawdown, and its earnings growth has faced headwinds. Analysts expect a recovery in the sector's earnings, but the underperformance of the IBB ETF continues to persist.
On this episode of TCAF Tuesday, Josh Brown talks SpaceX, Starlink, and OpenAI with Aaron Dillon. Then, Josh and Michael Batnick are joined by tech expert Alex Kantrowitz on an all-new episode of What Are Your Thoughts where they discuss Sam Altman, Nvidia earnings, Michael Burry, Jim Chanos, and much more!
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