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Our Palantir stock analysis looks at some of the problems investors should be concerned about, like the CEO's propensity to impose his politics upon the company and its shareholders. If you're looking for a PLTR stock price prediction, your guess is as good as our. What long term Palantir investors need to be focused on is the slowing growth, and the extent to which Palantir's political pandering limits their future growth potential. It's easy enough to pay attention to the bull thesis which is valid enough, but as risk averse investors, we see Palantir as far too political for our tastes. The CEO needs to focus on running the company and showing a return for shareholders, not winning wars for the West.

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Finding the best robotics stocks to invest in starts with identifying a list of all robotics stocks out there. To do so, we can look at the top two AI and robotics ETFs out there and create a combined list of stocks - 104 robotics stocks as it turns out. Once we subtract the 29 robotics stocks we've already covered we're then left with 75 to vet, two-thirds of which are foreign robotics stocks. More than 20 are Japanese robotics stocks, which means we'll probably encounter some information problems. If there are some top robotics companies out there, we'll probably find them in this shortlist.

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What is short selling? Simply put, short selling stocks is betting that their prices will fall over time. We explain short selling in simple words with an example that shows you how short shorting stocks allows for limited upside and unlimited downside. That's why no matter how great a short selling strategy someone has, they're always going against the longer trend. Our video on shorting stocks explained for dummies outlines exactly why you shouldn't short, the dangers of margins, what happens during a short a short squeeze, and how naked short selling isn't a suitable boogey man to blame for all those portfolio losses you've incurred betting on meme stocks.

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Quite a few investors want to know if meme stocks are safe, as if there's such a thing as a safe investment. Even cash isn't safe. The question to ask is how risky meme stocks are. In the word of finance, risk is volatility, and meme stocks are as volatile as they get. Intrinsic value is what a company is actually worth. All meme stocks that soar to the moon will eventually revert back to the mean. That's the reality none of the cheerleaders will tell you. Meme stocks are always best avoided.

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Our Google stock analysis looks at the toxic culture problem that's affecting Google's ability to become a leader in AI. It all started when $GOOG thought it was a good idea to bring in activists masquerading as AI ethicists. These incompetent individuals then started making demands and threatening the company when they weren't met. Unsurprisingly, they all left when they realized that working at Google entailed (wait for it) doing actual work instead of impeding progress for people actually doing things. Where Google failed miserably was when they started to apologize and grovel to these charlatans who were doing nothing short of trying to extort the company. Today, less than half a percent of Google employees have "unionized" in an attempt to further their activism. If you're holding Google stock, you need to voice your concerns and be aware of the toxic culture problems that are keeping Google from becoming the great tech company they could be.

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AMC stock, or AMC Entertainment Stock, is one of the most talked about stocks out there. In this video, we’ve exposed AMC stock for the meme stock that it is. Movie theater operators are swimming against the tide as they struggle to keep numbers up as fewer and fewer people to the theater. AMC stock will go up, and AMC stock will go down, but both AMC stock and APE stock won’t be good long term investments as the company’s management team panders to retail investors who drink the meme stock Kool-Aid while desperately looking for an AMC stock forecast that supports their poor decision making. Thinking AMC stock will have some short squeeze in the future, or that the evil hedge funds will eventually be punished for their wrongdoings, is wishful thinking at best. The only AMC stock price prediction that’s accurate will be loads of volatility into the future as the company struggles to operate a theater business while distracting themselves with NFTs and a sinking gold company. AMC stock is best avoided in favor of quality companies out there that are actually able to operate thriving businesses.

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Alibaba stock is one of the more popular names being discussed by pundits, with many retail investors wondering, is BABA stock still a buy? Our Alibaba stock review looks at the biggest risk behind holding shares of BABA - the VIE structure through with it trades in the United States which allows investors no legal ownership to the underlying shares. Some experts say that  the $BABA stock valuation reflects a 30% discount because of these risks. While many are tempted to see BABA as the next Amazon, or the Chinese Amazon, BABA stock is a risky investment that contains a great deal of unseen risks, many of which are inherent to all Chinese stocks. Our Alibaba stock analysis helps you understand the risks you're taking and why Alibaba stock price may reflect these risks.

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You're might be asking, is NVIDIA the next Intel? That happened a long time ago. The better question to ask is this. If I were so inclined to want exposure to semiconductor stocks, what's the best one I might own while taking into account my tolerance for risk? We comb through one of the largest semiconductor ETFs to find the next Intel, the next NVIDIA, call it what you will. From 39 semiconductor names to just 5, here are the best semiconductor stocks based on our subjective and objective analysis.

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MULN stock is one of the most searched for stocks out there. That's because some speculators think Mullen Automotive stock might be "the next Tesla." Then when shares of MULN fall, they are start asking YouTube why Mullen Automotive stock is falling. They look for MULN stock price targets, or ask the Internet for a Mullen Automotive stock price prediction. Based on all the red flags being thrown off by this electric vehicle stock, the eventual price target will be zero. Mullen Automotive stock may survive for a while, but they won't thrive.

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The best AI stocks are not the artificial intelligence stocks being hyped by pundits. Just because ChatGPT is making headlines doesn't mean you should go out and buy shares of C3 because ticket is AI. AI stocks have been around for a long time, and they're in the more mature stages. To find the best AI stocks, start from the top down and first define the categories that you find appealing. Then, look for leaders in each niche and make sure they're not overpriced. The best AI stocks are the ones you invest in with conviction.