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Companies Stocks Markets Economies
Companies, Stocks, Markets, Economies – that’s a title that encapsulates a lot. Those four terms are distinct, yet they’re frequently treated as synonyms. No, they don’t mean the same thing; which is good news because bad news for one is … Continue reading
My MVIS Dream as of December 15 2021
To sleep, perchance to dream. But sleeping is a bad investing strategy. With a stock like MVIS it is possible to be completely awake and watch emotions run from fear to greed, wonder and hope, with a very large helping … Continue reading
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Tagged HoloLens, investing, Microsoft, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, stocks
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Selling A Sliver – MVIS
I made money. I lost money. Take your pick of perspectives, but it may be best to pick both because both things are true. After a lot of research, analysis, and thought I wanted to pop myself in the forehead … Continue reading
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Tagged AAPL, amazon, AMZN, Apple, Covid 19, Dream. Invest. Live., goog, Google, individual investing, invest, LTBH, Microsoft, Microvision, MSFT, MVIS, pandemic, real estate, real estate broker, stocks, Tesla, TLSA
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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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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
HoloLens2 And MicroVision
What’s this worth? The news, the company, the stock. Microsoft announced the HoloLens2 yesterday. The MicroVision investment community began popping corks. The stock, MVIS, moved up; but not by as much as many expected. I am a bit disappointed, not … Continue reading
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Tagged Dream. Invest. Live., HoloLens, HoloLens2, investing, LTBH, MEMS, Microsoft, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, speculating, stocks
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Goodbye Netflix
Go to Netflix.com. Wait for the computer to load the page. Watch the page grab so much of the computer’s power that even opening a text file means having enough time to pour a cup of tea. So, why am … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, Apple, Chromebook, craigslist, Diworsification, Facebook, frugality, Google+, growth, hulu, investing, LinkedIn, LTBH, Microsoft, Netflix, personal finance, stocks, sustainability, Twitter, wikipedia, WordPress
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Surprising MicroVision News
Well, that certainly didn’t go as expected, though it may have gone as predicted. MicroVision (yes, another MVIS post), finally announced its innovative smartphone that many shareholders have eagerly awaited for months, or for over a decade in some cases. … Continue reading
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Tagged Celluon, investing, Lenovo, Lumia, Microsoft, Microvision, MVIS, RoBoHoN, Sharp, Smartcast, Sony, stocks
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The Real Super Bowl Competition 2015
“A toast to the Seahawks. I heard that they … ” lost. Just a one word edit from last year’s Super Bowl post. Ah, the power of words. I worked through the game, or at least most of it. So … Continue reading