| Investor $AMD at $26 | $PLTR at $6.34 | $HIMS at $11.40 $META at $90 | $DUOL avg. $140 NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE.

Joined June 2025
Back in 2025, I publicly said I was buying $AMD heavily in the $80 range. Today = stock is pushing all time highs. (from early $6.34 $PLTR investor) → $DUOL = $1T dominating global education. → $PLTR = $2T as AI grows. → $AMD crushes NVIDIA via chiplets. $2000 PT.
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Christian Darnton retweeted
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Christian Darnton retweeted
$META CEO Mark Zuckerberg mentioned on the earnings call that he sees Muse AI to potentially generate HIGHER revenue per user than Meta's family of apps. Here for it
Mark Zuckerberg on $META Q3 Earnings Call: "We expect to grow Muse to billions of people. We'd like to create a large-scale Muse network as quickly as possible."
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what.
In not-so-many words, Zuck says $META's Muse will *at least* double company's revenue
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Scale precedes monetisation. The same playbook, repeated every time.
Mark Zuckerberg on $META Q3 Earnings Call: "We expect to grow Muse to billions of people. We'd like to create a large-scale Muse network as quickly as possible."
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GOAT
$META Baby META REVENUE $64.6 billion up 26.1% YoY Ad impressions increased 10% YoY I thought @finkd Zuck didn’t know what he was doing?
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daddy elon said "flying car" ?
Can someone PLEASE tell me why $TSLA is going up after earnings even though they reported NEGATIVE revenue growth?
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bending spoons is basically building a digital twin optimisation machine for digital businesses. $BSP
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right, about to edit and release my bending spoons report. then im doing immediate research on netflix. im seeing a lot of low iq netflix takes.
$NFLX just did their largest stock buyback ever
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Oh, probably nothing, right... right? $NFLX
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clock is ticking…
🚨 BREAKING: $HIMS ADDS NEW TESTOSTERONE OFFERINGS TO ITS WEBSITE 1. Injectable TRT (Compounded testosterone cypionate) -- from $79/mo 2. Oral TRT (Kyzatrex) -- from $179/mo 3. Generic Testosterone Cypionate -- from $159/mo Hims will continue to offer Testosterone Rx+ as well -- from $49/mo AND it appears Hims is rolling out a TRT membership ($49/mo) that includes two lab tests per year
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hellloooo...
Netflix is a machine. In the last 12 months, Netflix has turned every $1 of revenue into $0.31 of operating income AND... ...bought back $14.8B of its own shares. $NFLX
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🤯 Once legal, this figure could easily be $10B+
$HIMS 🚨 BREAKING: RFK JR. SAYS AMERICANS ARE BUYING $1.5-3 BILLION OF PEPTIDES EVERY YEAR SOURCE: FOX NEWS (@WILLCAINSHOW)
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Probably $10B per peptide. GLP-1s alone = $100B!
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i think i need to look into $NFLX
Been saying it forever: $NFLX is NOT in a good position. They missed guidance, and the results were very disappointing. The stock is NOT cheap here. I’d wait for sub-$60. 🎯
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sorry, but ai agents are totally cooked. like they literally just go away and do complex tasks for you. HELLO!???
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But how sustainable are these cash flows over the long term? Most of these products seem relatively thin, and it's difficult to forecast their FCF generation 5 to 10 years out. My concern is that this simply becomes a churn flywheel, whereby they acquire businesses, restructure and optimise them (largely through cost-cutting), extract the cash flows, and then watch those assets gradually deteriorate. This seems particularly plausible with relatively thin, consumer-facing software products.
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