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Author Archives: Tom Trimbath
An MVIS Rabbit Hole 20 Years Deep
Yes, this again, MicroVision again, but it is also a history lesson with a non-stock-related twist that I surprised me. “MicroVision To Announce First Quarter Results on April 29, 2021” – Yahoo Finance As I type, that’s less than a … Continue reading
Possibly Profitable Patience
Pardon me an old man moment. Kids, slow down! Oy! OK, back to the show. Patience is useful, a hard task for some, and changes with time and age. It is also possibly profitable. Yep, another stock post with some … Continue reading
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Tagged investing, LTBH, Microvision, MVIS, patience, real estate, real estate broker, stocks, Whidbey Island
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Waiting – April 2021
Oh, to dance, again. It’s been a long wait. And that’s not the only thing I’ve been waiting for. Weeks, years, decades of waiting should be resolved within the next two months. Potentially, all of it is good news. But … Continue reading
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Tagged About Whidbey, Covid 19, dancing, Microvision, MVIS, optimism, real estate, real estate broker, recovery, tourism, vaccine, Whidbey Island
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MicroVision MVIS Valuation Shift
As I’ve told others on social media and discussion boards; “I didn’t expect to have to update my MVIS model so soon. In it I played with (and it really isn’t much more analytical than ‘play’);…” (Valuing MVIS Looking Back … Continue reading
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Tagged augmented vision, buyout, HoloLens, IVAS, LiDAR, Microsoft, Microvision, MVIS, NeoPhotonics, NPTN, personal finance, research, stocks, valuation
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Personal Finance Is Personal
Personal finance is personal. Yes, that’s the title; but since I wrote my own book on my own personal finances (Dream. Invest. Live.) the simplicity of that observation has become more apparent – even after twelve years. Finance is impersonal, … Continue reading
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Tagged ALAYCPYB, Dream. Invest. Live., investing, LTBH, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, Pixar, PIXR, risk, roller coaster, SBUX, Star Trek, Starbucks, stocks, Triple Whammy
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Valuing MVIS Looking Back And Forward
Rarely do I write about one topic so much in so short a time, but MicroVision is in a unique situation. Watching several videos and reading dozens of posts since the earnings report inspired the following perspective on perspectives. “OMG, … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, Apple, Ford, investing, LiDAR, LTBH, Microsoft, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, philanthropy, Retirement, stocks
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Dynamic MicroVision And MVIS
I really wanted to wait. I wanted to write this blog post after the market closes on Friday (March 12, 2021). MicroVision (the company) and MVIS (its stock) are both moving so quickly that waiting a day can change the … Continue reading
Someday We Will Celebrate
Thinking ahead. Looking forward past current crises. We’ve missed out on a year of celebrations. Some day we’ll declare success over the pandemic. We know it won’t truly be over. Most contagions find ways to survive, but some day enough … Continue reading
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Thirty Steaks – Burp
Burp (figuratively.) A while ago I celebrated finances that were good enough that I could take advantage of a sale on bulk meat – Thirty Steaks. You can probably imagine my doctor’s carefully tempered reaction. Polite and professional, but I … Continue reading
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Tagged frugal, frugal folk, frugality, personal finance, real estate
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Parabola Hyperbola Hyperbole – MVIS
Whee!!! Whoa. Wha? MicroVision’s stock, MVIS, has been doing some crazy stuff, lately. MicroVision has always been a story stock, but usually there was only a small audience listening. Something changed. A year ago it looked possible that a new … Continue reading
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Tagged AAPL, Dream. Invest. Live., HoloLens, individual investing, Individual investor, irrational market, LiDAR, LTBH, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, reddit, stocks
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