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Q: Do you think that AVGO's high valuation is justified by its growth prospects or is it time to get out? Would you switch to QCOM, which is cheap because of the concerns they are about to lose Apple's business, some other stock, or would you hang in with AVGO?
Read Answer Asked by David on August 11, 2025
Q: Can you comment on this fertility company and it’s recent earnings? Insider buying and ownership? Revenues and earnings are increasing, very little debt as far as can see? Why is the stock down for the past 5 years? I’m assuming the demand for fertility is increasing as we move forward (CAGR?)
Seems like s great opportunity to buy, but I’ll look forward to your opinion as always and it’s future prospects. What’s not to like?

Read Answer Asked by James on August 11, 2025
Q: Good morning Peter and Team!

I have small positions in both SMCI and BKSY. After recent results, I’m considering consolidating into one company.

Which name do you have more conviction in, given a two-year time frame? For some context to other holdings in my portfolio, I have a very overweight position in NVDA and 3.3% in Nebius.

I echo the other members in thanking you for the NBIS idea, as I hadn't heard of this name until it was mentioned by 5i Research!

Thank you,

Brad
Read Answer Asked by Bradley on August 11, 2025
Q: In a recent question I asked you about strategies to protect gains you wrote :"Selling a covered call January 2026 $200 strike price today brings in $24. So if exercised the net selling price is $224. If the stock is below $200 in January the $24 is simply kept". But what happen if the stock is above $200 ? I 'd like some clarification.

Thank you very much in advance
Read Answer Asked by Gabriel on August 11, 2025
Q: Hi,
I'm looking at a clip from the Kobeissi Letter which reads as follows:

BREAKING: Nvidia, $NVDA, and AMD, $AMD, have reportedly agreed to give the US government 15% of their revenues from chip sales in China.

This is being described as an "unusual agreement" with Trump in order to obtain export licenses for the chips.

2025-08-10, 1:56 PM

Having done some quick math, I am thinking this could amount to as much as 2.5 billion based on the value they sold to China last year. If that's correct, then is it possible 2.5 billion amounts to just over 4% of 2024 revenue for NVDA?

These seem like very large numbers to me, but I have to ask whether or not you feel this could be material to NVDA or not?

Of course this tidbit happened to be published on Sunday afternoon, which seems to be the usual time Trump decides to find yet another monkey wrench to hurl at the US economy. I also wonder about the 'unusual arrangement' comment, as that same thing was mentioned in the deal that allowed Japan to purchase US Steel, was it not?

Any thoughts you have to offer would be most welcome.

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Dawn on August 11, 2025
Q: A lead article in the NYT this morning stated that NVDA and AMD are expected to pay 15% of the money they take in from selling AI chips to China. It appears to be the price they must pay to do business with China. There is some concern about security issues. I would appreciate your take on this news,
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on August 11, 2025
Q: Hi,
I'd love to hear your thoughts on how you think CRWV will fair on next weeks earnings. A lot of analysts seem to have it on 'hold' and I'm not sure that's just due to earnings being close, or lack of confidence in the stock.
Many thanks for all you're insight!
Read Answer Asked by Dawn on August 08, 2025