You must not remember when Google and Amazon and Tesla had PE ratios in the triple and quadruple digits. It is not uncommon at all for a fast growing company with a district advantage and a huge market to have a PE ratio much higher than this. In my opinion, the bottleneck is going to be how fast they can build the processors because they donâ(TM)t have their own fabs. If they had their own fabs, I would value them much higher than I do now. They are undervalued unless something crazy unexpected happens like somebody starts using LLMâs to develop exceptionally better designs faster than NVDA can or if there is a sudden breakthrough in machine learning that can take advantage of more traditional processors.

Congrats to DuckDuckGo for coming up with a more âoefairâ way of handling autocomplete for controversial searches. But is it really Googleâ(TM)s fault for not thinking of it? Googles results are no doubt influenced by good and evil forces. Just like everything else in the real world.

Looking specifically at the US, 77% of Americans live in houses and 63% have a garage or carport. So, the US is a pretty good market for vehicles that require home charging.

For all the people pointing at Apple for soldering batteries, which Apple laptop has a soldered battery? I could be wrong, but Iâ(TM)m pretty sure the answer Is âoenoneâ.