The wildlife are getting restless - Badger’s motorcycle has been stolen!
He's making up the cost by ensuring he's invested in the world's greatest companies, and in today's episode, we discuss the first of his investing desirables: does the company align with powerful trends that are shaping the future? Are ethics and doing good for the world part of that requirement? How does a company like Nvidia $NVDA compare with Celsius $CELH or Lululemon $LULU?
Monkey meanwhile urges caution about investing in AI for social, cultural and potentially revolutionary reasons.
Does Tesla’s moves to drop the price of its Full Self Driving (FSD) software suggest visionary brilliance from Elon Musk’s chess game against regulatory pressures, is it more of a marketing strategy or a way to collect more data to widen the company’s lead in self-driving data? Or is it simply a cash grab to juice the top line?!
We’re living in uncertain times that are changing ever more rapidly and we need to keep cautious about all our predictions.
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