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700k dun feel little already.. ^^
700k in Singapore can't even buy a resale HDB 4rm flat these days.

At least I don't live in Singapore. In Canada 700k could buy a small landed house.

But it's getting hard these days. Everything is getting so expensive. The value of money is dropping and people are able to make A LOT of money very very fast with trading stocks, shorting, crypto, gold, silver.

Working and making money is just too slow and unfruitful.
 

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700k in Singapore can't even buy a resale HDB 4rm flat these days.

At least I don't live in Singapore. In Canada 700k could buy a small landed house.

But it's getting hard these days. Everything is getting so expensive. The value of money is dropping and people are able to make A LOT of money very very fast with trading stocks, shorting, crypto, gold, silver.

Working and making money is just too slow and unfruitful.
Luckily still a big majority earn a living the working way. So it's not exactly a big problem unless all are earning too fast toi easily.
 

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Luckily still a big majority earn a living the working way. So it's not exactly a big problem unless all are earning too fast toi easily.
I remember that Barrick Obama once said something like this (when he was US President): If every Chinese achieves Americans' standard of living (at that time), then inflation will shoot through the roof! -- No wonder US and their Presidents have been trying to stop China from progressing economically since Obama's time by purposely sanctioning Chinese companies and restricting their progress (from Huawei, to DJI, Hikvision, SMIC, etc)!
Fast forward today, US inflation has shot through the roof, but it is not the fault of the China's rising economy because actually China has helped to keep many of the goods/products the Americans used cheap and hence helping Americans to lower their inflation, but it is actually Obama's massive USD money printing and Trump's import tariffs that added high inflation to Americans! :eek:
 

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I remember that Barrick Obama once said something like this (when he was US President): If every Chinese achieves Americans' standard of living (at that time), then inflation will shoot through the roof! -- No wonder US and their Presidents have been trying to stop China from progressing economically since Obama's time by purposely sanctioning Chinese companies and restricting their progress (from Huawei, to DJI, Hikvision, SMIC, etc)!
Fast forward today, US inflation has shot through the roof, but it is not the fault of the China's rising economy because actually China has helped to keep many of the goods/products the Americans used cheap and hence helping Americans to lower their inflation, but it is actually Obama's massive USD money printing and Trump's import tariffs that added high inflation to Americans! :eek:
Meaning to say, the statement made previously can be opposite result of what is expected. So everyone should get free. Money. :)
 

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Broadcom Stock Could Soon Generate $100 Billion in AI Revenue Each Year. Should You Buy AVGO Now?

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Broadcom (AVGO) has a trailing twelve-month revenue of just below $60 billion. So when someone comes out with a $100 billion annual revenue estimate, people notice. If that someone is J.P. Morgan, investors pay even closer attention.
This is precisely what transpired earlier this week. J.P. Morgan analyst Harlan Sur came out with a positive note on three chip giants: Nvidia (NVDA), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), and Broadcom (AVGO). He has called the growth figures for these companies conservative due to funding and execution concerns. He believes the AI accelerator market should continue to grow at a 40-50% CAGR.

Furthermore, he also added that Broadcom generating $100 billion in revenue by 2027 is a reasonable forecast. His estimates show that revenue from the OpenAI deal could be between $70 billion and $90 billion, as opposed to Wall Street estimates of $60 billion. Add in $20 or so from Google (GOOG) (GOOGL), and $100 billion looks like a reasonable estimate. Where many in the industry thought AI infrastructure spending had peaked, OpenAI is showing it hasn’t, and Broadcom is a big beneficiary of that.
 
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