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BREAKING: Nvidia, $NVDA, has now erased $1 TRILLION of market cap since its all time high set on June 20th.
In other words, $NVDA has erased $200 billion of market cap PER WEEK over the last 5 weeks. The stock is now down ~27% from its recent all time high. In just 5 weeks, Nvidia has erased as much market cap as 1.5 TIMES the entire value of Tesla, $TSLA. This also equals roughly the same value as the market cap of Berkshire Hathaway. Source: The Kobeissi Letter
The Mag7 peaked on July 10. Since then it has dropped close to 12%, while smallcaps are up more than 10%.
Quite amazing how the market has been behaving despite the pullback of the "generals" Source: Carson, Ryan Detrick
Junk bonds closed at an ATH (total return) last week $HYG
Source: Mike Z.
Remember when China had a huge rally in April and May?
Nice chart from @HumbleStudent showing relative strength rolling over again. Source: Ryan Detrick on X
Should Lamborghini be spun out of Volkswagen $VOW?
In 2023, they sold 10,600 cars, which is actually less than $RACE's 13,700. The two car manufacturers also have similar EBIT margins of about 27%. Lamborghini has grown its revenue with a 17% CAGR over the past 6 years, while EBIT had a CAGR of 53% during the same period. This visual by Quartr shows the number of Lamborghini cars sold per year between 1999 and 2023:
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