Can Taiwan Semiconductor Overtake Apple by 2030? A Bold Bet on AI

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At first glance, it feels like suggesting that my humble savings account could surpass the GDP of a small country, but bear with me. Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC), though currently much smaller than Apple, stands on the cusp of something massive. As I examine the growth in its industry and consider the future landscape of AI, it seems plausible-just plausible-that TSMC could indeed achieve the unthinkable. But, of course, it’s going to need more than just a stroke of good luck to get there.

Shiba Inu’s Wild Ride: From Crash to Cash Grab? 🚀🐕

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When an asset plunges deep into oversold territory while setting new “I haven’t seen prices this low since dial-up internet” records, one of two things happens: either sellers collapse from exhaustion (cue the rebound), or the downtrend drags on like a bad movie sequel-slow, painful, and devoid of popcorn-worthy excitement. 🍿📉

Dogecoin’s $0.138 Crossroads: Bull or Bear? 🐕💸📉

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Kevin, with the solemnity of a prophet, unveils a weekly chart that reads like a prophecy. The $0.138 level, he declares, is a confluence of Fibonacci, moving averages, and a trendline that feels more like a noose than a safety net. “This is the fulcrum,” he intones, “where the bull case either stands or collapses into the void.” 🐕💸

The Quiet Endurance of an Ordinary ETF

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And yet, I continue. Not with enthusiasm, but with the quiet persistence of a clerk who arrives at the office regardless of weather. If I were to choose one ETF to hold-indeed, the only one-I would select the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI +1.16%). Not because it sparkles. It does not. But because it endures. And endurance, in markets as in life, is often the only victory available.

Shiba Inu’s $1 Ascent: A Financial Enigma

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Investing, whether in stocks or crypto, often hinges on a simple truth: what seems cheap might not be. A company’s stock price is but one thread in a vast tapestry of value, and the same applies to digital assets. Shiba Inu, for all its meme-like charm, exists in a liminal space between novelty and speculation. It is the financial equivalent of a carnival ride-entertaining, but not necessarily wise to invest your life savings in.