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Amazon CEO Andy said in an internal meeting: "By 2036, AWS's revenue will reach $600 billion—double what he actually expects." $Amazon(AMZN.US) AWS revenue in 2025 was $128 billion. To hit $600 billion, that would require a CAGR of about 15%. Growth won't be perfectly linear, though; in the early years (before 2032), it's likely to be much higher, possibly in the 23% to 28% range. Based on conservative estimates, Amazon's market cap could reach $6 trillion in ten years, about 2.7x its current value. But for short-term traders, that's basically just wasting time😂——That’s more like it. CEOs are bold when it comes to CapEx, so why not revenue targets? Now let's see $Microsoft(MSFT.US) and $Alphabet - C(GOOG.US) cloud chiefs come out and make some moves🤣

$Coinbase(COIN.US) The cryptocurrency market has been very volatile lately.

$BitMine Immersion Tech(BMNR.US)  finally showing they can execute after years of clinical setbacks. The pivot to profitability and shareholder returns is a smart move. But can they sustain it? 

I'm new to stock trading and would like to ask for advice: I currently hold WDC, UNH and INTC , which have recently dropped by 10%, but I'm optimistic about their long-term prospects. Should I just hold onto them and wait?

$Alibaba(BABA.US) BABA heading for breakout if T-Head goes public 🚀

1.5T?! that's 3x tesla's market cap pre-split...

If the interest rate environment is unfavorable, these high-capex companies $Coreweave(CRWV.US) may face pressure. Therefore, I personally trend-follow and won't go all in 🤔

Looking at $Trump Media & Tech(DJT.US)  from another angle, I think what truly attracts investment is its "narrative combination": social media + crypto + finance + nuclear fusion. This multi-faceted approach easily attracts short-term capital. The company's financial reports show substantial cash and financial assets, along with returns from digital assets and financial investments, providing ammunition for continuously launching new projects. The problem is, its revenue is still weak, raising questions about its long-term valuation support.

I think most people discussing shorting the $iShares Silver Tr(SLV.US)  right now aren't analyzing the ETF, but rather expressing skepticism about the silver market. Silver has seen huge gains in the past, with retail investor enthusiasm even surpassing that for tech stocks, so naturally some people will look for shorting tools. But the problem is, the more the market unanimously believes it's overvalued, the more difficult it becomes whether or not to short immediately.

Pumping and dumping, unloading shares—this kind of repeated volatility, giving the illusion of rising without actually going up, is such a trap. They're just trying to scam people into catching the falling knife.$Alibaba(BABA.US) 