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TECH: The Next 10 YearsWeb 3.0 is the emerging paradigm of the Semantic web, where there is no central authority or gatekeeper. Whereas Web 2.0 was propelled by advances in social networking, mobile internet access, and cloud, Web 3.0 will be defined by advances in edge computing, decentralized data networks, blockchain, AR/VR and artificial intelligence. Web 3.0 is only just coming into picture. It will serve as an extension of many elements of Web 2.0, but will also create entirely new experiences and blue ocean opportunities. For example, developers could combine parts of applications together or entire applications to customize how they experience and benefit from products and services. Through the use of advanced AI, Web 3.0 search engines will offer personalized results based on individual preferences and needs. For example, if an IPA drinker and a Lager fan type ‘breweries near me’ in the search bar, they will receive different results for nearby breweries based on the type of beer brewed. Of course, this also means algorithms will know more about users. More than 50 percent of data centers in the world are currently owned by Amazon, Google, and Microsoft. In Web 3.0, decentralized cloud networks and autonomous storage units will gain traction. Individuals will host and secure applications or ‘shards’, earning income that would otherwise go to large incumbents. In Web 3.0, identity management will devolve back to individuals. People will control their digital assets and data, as well as access to them. Centralized and federated identity providers from Web 2.0 will fade into obscurity. The ‘Metaverse’ will emerge, enabling people to participate and engage with a variety of 3D environments, including games, marketplaces, work spaces, socializing etc. The Metaverse will combine elements of AR/VR, blockchain/digital assets, semantic web and AI. Whereas Webs 1.0 and 2.0 were cultivated, mass adopted, and financially exploited principally in a few technology hotspots -- US, Western Europe, and APAC, Web 3.0 will be global. We are entering a ‘New Digital World’ of borderless and frictionless transactions that will touch many aspects of life -- work, commerce, socializing, entertainment, etc. More and more people will have the opportunity to participate in this new world and benefit; geography and market access will no longer be major obstacles to success. The future is bright!
NASDAQ:NDXLong
by WildBill2535
2
$MIRM sniper edition #2*This is not financial advice, so trade at your own risks* *My team digs deep and finds stocks that are expected to perform well based off multiple confluences* *Experienced traders understand the uphill battle in timing the market, so instead my team focuses mainly on risk management* Recap: My team entered $MIRM on October 29, 2021 at $15.70 per share. Our first take profit is at $21. My team averaged down on our position today at $13.57 per share bringing our share average to $14.63 per share. Our First Entry: $15.70 Our 2nd Entry: $13.57 First Take Profit: $21 2nd Take Profit: $26 If you want to see more, please like and follow us @SimplyShowMeTheMoney
NASDAQ:MIRMLong
by SimplyShowMeTheMoney
BTC - Take Your Time - We Are Hodling!Hello Trading Family, if you like the idea, do not forget to support with a like and follow. As per my last weekly analysis (attached below), BTC is approaching a demand zone in green and the lower brown trendline of the wedge pattern. on H4: BTC is overall bearish from a medium-term perspective trading below the blue trendline, but since it is approaching a support zone, we will be looking for buy setups. But before we buy, we want the bulls to take over again. For example, and as per my trading style, I will be waiting for a new swing high to form around the blue trendline to consider it valid and then buy on its break upward. Meanwhile, until the buy is activated, BTC would be overall bearish and can still dive inside the green zone. In this case, we will be looking for new buy setups to form. Always follow your trading plan regarding entry, risk management, and trade management. Good luck! All Strategies Are Good; If Managed Properly! ~Rich
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by TheSignalyst
28
Brief overview of the stocks of the 2 major GPU manufacturersRecently I decided to take a delve into the sector of the stock market that truly represents my personal interests, the performance PC hardware sector. I've been performing investigation into various companies such as NASDAQ:INTC (Intel Corporation), NASDAQ:NVDA (Nvidia) & NASDAQ:AMD (Advanced Micro Devices). In many peculiar ways, these companies are very similar but also have some startling differences. What caused me to publish this idea, despite the fact that I am trying to build up some reputation, is I was doing some comparisons between Nvidia and AMD as they are the 2 major competitors in the graphics card market which is currently in some state of paralysis. During my brief investigation, I was trying to identify which option would be a viable option for 3+ year investment. Through some comparison I've come to notice some surprising facts about each company. First of all, AMD was not a competitive company for more than 10 years after their "birth". Around 5 years ago they were on the brink of bankruptcy, due to various factors including more debt than what could have been considered manageable or sustainable. Since then, Lisa Su was appointed CEO of AMD and pulled the company straight out of that sticky situation. Since then AMD has risen in price more than 1300 percentage points. The company has attained a fairly stable financial position and moderate PE ratio in comparison to its competitors. Considering its growth, the PE ratio and earnings per share are actually impressive. Nvidia has been established for a significantly longer period of time and have diversified within the hardware market to try maintain their monopoly as best they can despite companies such as AMD coming along and "rocking the boat". Between these 2 companies, they are sitting at very similar positions in the present bull market (At least from the perspective of an investor seeking a diversified portfolio). Due to Nvidia being listed for a considerably longer period of time, they have had time to grow and their overall market cap is sitting at just over $800B whilst AMD is sitting at a quarter of this. Both companies on the other hand have very similar EPS of $3.28 (AMD) and $3.30 (Nvidia). Based solely on statistical indication, AMD will prevail as the best investment choice as they have maintained a considerably lower PE ratio versus Nvidia (47.93 AMD; 97.17 Nvidia) and the PE hints towards their future performance as it has done in the past. Obviously a multiplier of 47 is by no means 'attractive' but in comparison nearly 100, I would far rather put my money in AMD especially considering how good management at AMD has become, the overall stability is reassuring from a speculative stand point. TL;DR: AMD is looking to be the far more appealing investment versus Nvidia (lower PE, similar EPS considering stocks available and company capacity)
NASDAQ:NVDALong
by Michael_Axio