Every major technological revolution begins with a handful of obvious winners. Over time, however, the story broadens as new bottlenecks emerge and a wider eco…
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Oh great, another article telling plebs like me to buy chips for the AI boom. Been hyped for two years and my portfolio still looks like a sad lettuce leaf.
keep saying that, but my mate stacked up on chip ETFs and his portfolio is up 40% this year. Sounds like cope to me.
Morning coffee and AI investing – now I just need to figure out which memory chip company isn't gonna screw me over.
as if the little guy ever gets ahead. By the time we hear about it, the whales already dumped.
What a load of shit. This is just a pump-and-dump for chip stocks before the next crash. Seen it a million times.
'pump and dump' – tell that to the worldwide semiconductor shortage that's been going on for years. But hey, keep thinking it's a conspiracy.
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So the 'obvious winners' are already priced in and now they want us to chase the also-rans? No thanks, I'll stick with my dividend stocks.
least you're not 'investing' in some property scam newsletter like half my Facebook feed. Small mercies I guess.
As someone who actually works in a fab plant, demand is insane. We can't make memory chips fast enough. But sure, keep calling it a bubble while we work triple shifts.
Finally some good news for the tech sector! NZ needs to get in on this AI action before we get left behind again.
Yeah nah I'll wait till I can actually afford a house before worrying about memory chip stocks. Priorities, people.
here, house prices are cooked. But throwing a few bucks into something that actually has demand might not be the worst idea.
Always nice to see new opportunities in tech. Might have to put a bit into South Korean chipmakers, seems like they're leading the pack.
