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Do you need one to sign up?
I was reading their website and they make it sound like you shouldn't
https://fundrise.com/private-credit
"Important Note: In our experience, these types of unique investing environments are short-lived. Accordingly, our expectation is that the current period of disruption is unlikely to last beyond 2024."
But I feel like I need to diversify, get into something beyond stocks.
I was reading their website and they make it sound like you shouldn't
https://fundrise.com/private-credit
"Important Note: In our experience, these types of unique investing environments are short-lived. Accordingly, our expectation is that the current period of disruption is unlikely to last beyond 2024."
But I feel like I need to diversify, get into something beyond stocks.
Do you need one to sign up?
I was reading their website and they make it sound like you shouldn't
https://fundrise.com/private-credit
"Important Note: In our experience, these types of unique investing environments are short-lived. Accordingly, our expectation is that the current period of disruption is unlikely to last beyond 2024."
But I feel like I need to diversify, get into something beyond stocks.
I was reading their website and they make it sound like you shouldn't
https://fundrise.com/private-credit
"Important Note: In our experience, these types of unique investing environments are short-lived. Accordingly, our expectation is that the current period of disruption is unlikely to last beyond 2024."
But I feel like I need to diversify, get into something beyond stocks.
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OP
I haven't looked in the last few weeks but it looked SO expensive a month or two ago.
Then again I just bought Axon (Taser). Also very expensive, but growing very fast. The difference is that I don't understand semiconductors. What makes Nvidia better than say, TSMC or Intel? (I get that Intel is way behind, I just don't know the details of why.)
Then again I just bought Axon (Taser). Also very expensive, but growing very fast. The difference is that I don't understand semiconductors. What makes Nvidia better than say, TSMC or Intel? (I get that Intel is way behind, I just don't know the details of why.)
Why? And maybe look at some of the publicly traded vehicles that do private credit. Doesn't Oaktree do that? There's still a publicly traded stub, even after the Brookfield acquisition.
Some of the publicly traded PE guys might do a bit of private credit too? Blackstone, KKR? Honestly not sure if they do, you'd have to check.
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Ahh I gotcha. Yeah we have different investment strategies. Yours probably works better though lol
Some of the publicly traded PE guys might do a bit of private credit too? Blackstone, KKR? Honestly not sure if they do, you'd have to check.
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Ahh I gotcha. Yeah we have different investment strategies. Yours probably works better though lol
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TSMC manufactures chips, Nvidia designs them. TSMC will always be in business regardless of market trends. Nvidia is shooting to the moon because they design GPUs as well as the software development kits to interact with those GPUs. With the AI boom that is happening Nvidia has a huge head start because a few years ago researchers figured that using GPUs over CPUs for AI tasks yielded far greater results. Intel could technically make superior chips but they’ll have a hard time convincing developers to learn and use their software. GPUs are not really their bread and butter either. Intel also has fucked up their latest gen of CPUs and the customers are fuming, so that’s another thing not going their way.
All that said I do think Nvidia is incredibly over valued at the moment, but then again I don’t invest in individual stocks and know jack shit what a good valuation is, so who knows
All that said I do think Nvidia is incredibly over valued at the moment, but then again I don’t invest in individual stocks and know jack shit what a good valuation is, so who knows
