Dave Fu

    • Dave FuDave Fu
      ·04-08
      I voted for the T-shirt as it is self confidence display
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    • Dave FuDave Fu
      ·03-02
      $Alphabet(GOOGL)$   Stay long !!!
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    • Dave FuDave Fu
      ·02-23
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    • Dave FuDave Fu
      ·02-21
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    • Dave FuDave Fu
      ·02-21
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    • Dave FuDave Fu
      ·02-21
      $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ patience reacts don't predict! 
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    • Dave FuDave Fu
      ·2024-03-21
      My guess will be $46
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    • Dave FuDave Fu
      ·2023-12-27
      As a long term investor, I try to but the top 1% of the best company which has a strong moat N foundation. Unless the moat changes if not I will hold for long. Time in the market is better than timing the market. Good luck ! Everyone n Happy New Year! Look forward To a challenging 2004 ! Cheers!
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    • Dave FuDave Fu
      ·2023-12-26
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    • Dave FuDave Fu
      ·2023-12-07
      After 3 over years still hiding in the cave . Time to get out !

      Once Unstoppable, Alibaba Is Now Faltering

      SINGAPORE -- Chinese internet titan Alibaba Group Holding once seemed invincible. Now, it is stuck in a slump.The e-commerce giant was a major driver of China's growing consumer economy as it pioneered online shopping in China. Over the years, it also expanded into cloud computing, physical supermarkets and digital entertainment.Now, its grip on online retail is weakening. In recent months, the company lost a long-running chief executive, while a restructuring plan to revive Alibaba has quickly hit roadblocks. That came after Alibaba and Jack Ma, its co-founder, were slammed by Beijing's sweeping regulatory crackdown that started three years ago.In late 2020, just as Alibaba seemed about to chalk up its biggest success -- a public listing of Ant valued at more than $34 billion -- things went sour. Alibaba's enormous size had put it in the crosshairs of Chinese regulators, who started cracking down on the freewheeling expansion in the country's internet sector.
      Once Unstoppable, Alibaba Is Now Faltering
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