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Investing mistakes. We've all made them. The 7 most common investing mistakes beginners make include trying to find "the next Microsoft," dabbling in OTC stocks (penny stocks), thinking you'll be a successful trader, thinking diversification is for wussies, trying to find a guru to tell you what to do, investing in stories, and investing in stocks, not companies. The presenter in this video has made every single one of these mistakes and was lucky enough to be pointed down the right road through lots of hard work, education, and work experience, something you'll find lacking in most content being posted these days by "creators" looking to appeal to the Gen Z types - mostly beginner investors - who are turning to social media to learn about investing. If you're a beginner investor or even a dab hand in the markets, you'll want to watch this video of the 7 biggest mistakes investors make.

Everyone wants to become a millionaire, but nobody seems to realize why there are so few millionaires out there. It takes time, discipline, and hustle, which happen to be what Jesus has in spades. No, not Our Lord and Savior, though he did have all those attributes, it's one of his flock - Jesus (pronounced hay-zeus) who happens to be a Nanalyze Premium member which means we spent a day going over his assets and investing methodology and putting together this great video on how to become an overnight millionaire in 30 years. Special thanks to Jesus for helping us put together some of these slides, for agreeing to participate in this exercise, and for being such a great sport throughout the whole thing. If you're a beginner investor or an experienced BSD, you'll find value in this video. So go watch it, what are you waiting for? More Latino jokes you say? Okay fine. What do you call two Mexicans playing basketball? Juan on Juan.

AMD stock vs NVIDIA stock - it's a comparison we first did nearly seven years ago after identifying NVIDIA as perhaps the best artificial intelligence stock at the time. Today, investors are probably interested in how these two companies compare because they're hoping AMD stock takes off at the same trajectory as NVDA stock. You might be surprised to know that both companies have performed quite well over the past eight years. Today, their respective valuations aren't that far off, though NVDA stock is more rich. That's no surprise because they're growing faster and have better cash flows. AMD is clearly playing catchup, and analysts hope their new MI300 chip will - at a minimum - allow them to capture the breadcrumbs NVIDIA leaves behind. The bear case for AMD is that their software platform just can't keep up with NVIDIA's CUDA platform. This video is chock full of information including NVIDIA's foray into Enterprise AI which all investors in AI stocks will want to watch.

Energized investors are piling into Celsius CELH stock hoping they'll be able to replicate the strong returns the stock has already seen in a crowded energy drink market driven by fickle consumers. Always start at the top, and this thesis is part of the soft drinks market in a category called "alternative beverages" which is extremely crowded. Maybe Celsius is growing so fast because they're spending more than twice of the overhead that Monster is on promoting their drinks with a gross profit margin that's less than their competition. Sure, they have a distribution deal with Pepsi, but that's not such a big deal when you see how these energy drink brands get passed around like trading cards. There are plenty of reasons why we wouldn't invest in $CELH stock, so watch the video and we'll cover all of them. (There's even a guest appearance from Porter's Five Forces for all you MBA types out there.)