In this article, you will see the comparison between the different stages of EV and AI bubbles!
Post-Pandemic Bubble:
TSLA, NIO, WKHS:
Bubble Burst:
TSLA experienced +50, while NIO went Down -30% and WKHS went down -80%:
TSLA bubble burst:
February 18, 2021:
I published this article
The market front-runner industry (EV makers)seems exhausted ..!
and I received comments like this:
Compare this with The comments I received these days:
TSLA:
While revenue increased 82%, the price is now 43% below All-Time High
Conclusion:
We are going to experience an accelerated drop soon!
Post-Pandemic Bubble:
TSLA, NIO, WKHS:
Bubble Burst:
TSLA experienced +50, while NIO went Down -30% and WKHS went down -80%:
TSLA bubble burst:
February 18, 2021:
I published this article
The market front-runner industry (EV makers)seems exhausted ..!
Compare this with The comments I received these days:
While revenue increased 82%, the price is now 43% below All-Time High
Conclusion:
We are going to experience an accelerated drop soon!
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Soon there will be hype around Quantum computers or Fusion power then GPU and AI will become irrelevant to market players!
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It looks like standard size of bubble is 1.2 -1.3 trillion US dollars.
Bitcoin lost 1 trillion of it value in 12 months after it reached 1.3 trillion USD market cap in, Tesla lost 75% of its 1.2 trillion market cap in 14 months, how long does it take for NVDA to lose 1 trillion of its market cap?
Bitcoin lost 1 trillion of it value in 12 months after it reached 1.3 trillion USD market cap in, Tesla lost 75% of its 1.2 trillion market cap in 14 months, how long does it take for NVDA to lose 1 trillion of its market cap?
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Jim Simons "Markets are driven by sentiment, and sentiment can change very quickly."
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ARM to NVDA could be RIVN to TSLA at its all-time high
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NVDA -10% since I published the article on August 24, 2023
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And the Show Must Go on..!
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NVDA -17% in September 2023!
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traders do not trade the actual market, but rather their own perception of the market. This perception is influenced by their emotions, beliefs, and experiences.