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Maybe this is the China-specific valuation.
For US stocks, annual year-over-year PEG=1 is enough.
A-shares, damn it, need 20% quarter-over-quarter growth to get a 20PE 😂😂
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There are three important updates today
Google earnings, Microsoft earnings, and Oracle Investor Day
Google: Actual Capex this quarter: about $51.36 billion, below analysts’ expectations of about $55.09 billion; full-year 2026 Capex guidance remains unchanged at $195 billion–$205 billion
Google didn’t say why it fell short of expectations this quarter, but it also didn’t lower its full-year guidance, and said it would increase significantly in 2027
Microsoft: Actual Capex this quarter: about $45.2 billion, below the company’s own prior expectation for the quarter (about $50 billion), and also
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I’ve seen many people say AMZN and GOOGLE’s PEs are at historical lows and that they’re currently undervalued.
But these two companies’ PEs this quarter are artificially low because of profits from one-time gains on their Anthropic investments.
So if you’re looking at PE, you should look at adjusted PE.
Of course, after the recent pullback, adjusted PE is also below its average over the past 2 years.
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Microsoft plans to lay off 60,000 employees.
Where will it cut capital expenditures from? Of course, human resources.
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Anthropic's stock ticker is $ANT
Remember Ant Financial?
A cycle. Haha
Hong Kong IPO subscriptions are hilarious.
I’m used to getting the bare minimum,
but this time I got exactly as many shares as I applied for😂😂😂
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2026.10.25 Review and Outlook
U.S. Stocks
This week, U.S. stock indexes, individual stocks, and semiconductor indexes all suffered brutal declines. We discussed the reasons for the drop last week, and this week the U.S.-Iran situation deteriorated again.
Volatility will be even greater next week. There is an FOMC meeting, and on the AI demand side, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google will report earnings. On the AI supply side, there are SK Hynix, SanDisk, and INTC.
The short-term technical picture is actually very poor. Many semiconductor stocks have broken down, and the SOXX index has also broken
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I don't know when it started,
but it's become okay to let others watch, just not to let them see your conversations with AI.
😂😂😂
SOXX experienced a bloodbath this week.
Countless people are saying the semiconductor cycle has peaked.
The current low PE is a cyclical stock trap, and future EPS cuts will lead to a double whammy of valuation and EPS declines.
But the fact is, the market can never predict what will happen two years from now.
Since 2022, if you look at institutions' forecasts for NVIDIA's revenue and EPS two years out,
institutions have consistently and significantly underestimated NVIDIA's performance.
By how much? Revenue was underestimated by an average of 53%, and EPS by an average of 66%.
Even institutio
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Is a mechanism like metric really suitable for on-chain?
Markets close on weekends, oracles stop providing quotes, and trading is paused.
So why bring it on-chain? What's the point—because on-chain fees are high?
Ukraine, Russia, and the US are about to hold trilateral talks?
Are Ukraine and Russia going to cease fire? Is this Trump's midterm election card?
Make a feint in one direction while secretly advancing in another.
Iran is just the card on the surface.
I looked at CATL's candlestick chart.
There are three types of A-share stocks you must not buy:
Those with high PE, because they have already priced in future growth
Those with low PE, because they are overly competitive cyclical stocks, and future EPS declines will deliver a double whammy
Those with moderate PE, because they could turn into either high-PE or low-PE stocks at any time
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What’s the Roadster good for?
If the brake pedal on the car behind you breaks, you can fly up to dodge it
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Lei Jun!
Can you make an alternative to the Roadster!
I won't accuse you of copying this time!
Make one!
Please!
STRC, which was previously trading at nearly a 30% discount, has almost returned to its $100 face value.
Meanwhile, Coreweave’s corporate bond yield has surged to 15%.
Does the market trust MSTR too much, or hate Neocloud too much?
I can’t tell.
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Yesterday I looked at that LOAD on Solana.
I really want to rant about it. (That’s not to say it won’t go up later; the market controller can make it go up however they want.)
The DEV says small game developers don’t have money to develop games, so they need financing. After raising funds, most of their equity gets taken by investors and publishers, leaving developers unable to make money.
So the DEV created LOAD. Game developers issue tokens, and transaction taxes are used to subsidize game development, without having to give up any equity. A huge benefit for game developers.
So let me ask: C
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Against the backdrop of surging U.S. Treasury yields, STRC is already about to return to par value.
This means MSTR can start buying again. It also means the market has very high confidence in MSTR.
Theoretically, 5% U.S. Treasury yields should put pressure on the prices of preferred stocks like STRC, but STRC is unexpectedly strong.
Bullish on BTC.
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“Nowadays, most companies simply cannot find any decent return on investment. I’m telling you, everyone is just burning money for nothing.”
It’s hard to imagine these words coming from the CEO of Broadcom.
One of the biggest picks-and-shovels companies in the industry is making money selling shovels while laughing at the gold miners, saying there is no gold in the river.
I can hardly imagine what perspective he was speaking from when he said this.
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