NVIDIA Bought This Chinese Stock. Should You?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqQ2m4HPalo

Resumo

TLDRThe video critiques Nvidia's 13F disclosures and the frenzy that follows its investment decisions. It specifically examines Nvidia's exit from stocks like SoundHound and Serve Robotics and dissects its newly disclosed investment in We ride, a Chinese company. The presenter argues that Nvidia's investment moves should not be viewed as endorsements, and warns retail investors about the unpredictability and risks of following such trends in the market. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding financial health and corporate structures before investing, particularly in international firms.

Conclusões

  • 📉 Nvidia sold shares in SoundHound after a significant drop.
  • 💰 The 13F filings may not hold significant meaning for retail investors.
  • 📊 We ride's stock surged 83% after Nvidia's disclosure.
  • 📉 Concerns about We ride's declining revenues raise red flags.
  • 🚫 Investors should analyze fundamentals before deciding to invest.
  • 🌍 Geopolitical risks complicate investments in Chinese companies.
  • 🔍 Nvidia's investment strategy isn't a guarantee for success.
  • ♟️ Treating the market like a casino can lead to poor investment choices.

Linha do tempo

  • 00:00:00 - 00:05:00

    Nvidia's investment in companies often causes speculation among investors, but recent changes in their portfolio suggest caution. Nvidia has exited positions in SoundHound, Nano X Imaging, and Serve Robotics, which were deemed insignificant investments, prompting a decline in SoundHound's stock. The video emphasizes that Nvidia's holdings should not be interpreted as endorsements, especially since many of the positions have contextual reasons behind them.

  • 00:05:00 - 00:10:00

    The discussion extends to Nvidia's current holdings, including Arm Holdings and new investments like WiRide. The video critiques the market's tendency to overreact to Nvidia's disclosures and highlights the minimal correlation between Nvidia's holdings and robust business prospects. Financial health concerns for WiRide are noted, particularly around declining revenues and high operational costs, pointing to a potential disconnect between market value and actual performance.

  • 00:10:00 - 00:15:40

    The final analysis warns against viewing Nvidia as a market oracle and suggests that retail investors should be skeptical about following trends influenced by Nvidia's portfolio. The video concludes by recommending a deeper investigation into Chinese tech company investments and encourages caution in the volatile market landscape influenced by Nvidia's stock movements.

Mapa mental

Vídeo de perguntas e respostas

  • What is a 13F filing?

    A 13F filing is a quarterly report that institutional investment managers must file with the SEC, disclosing their equity holdings.

  • Why did Nvidia sell its shares in SoundHound?

    Nvidia sold its shares in SoundHound after it experienced a 30% drop, indicating the investment was not yielding any meaningful returns.

  • What does it mean when Nvidia invests in a company?

    Investing in a company does not necessarily indicate a strong endorsement; it may simply reflect Nvidia's portfolio management decisions.

  • How did We ride perform after Nvidia's investment disclosure?

    We ride's shares appreciated by 83% on the day Nvidia disclosed holding 1.2 million shares.

  • What are some concerns about We ride's financials?

    We ride has shown declining revenues, with significant portions labeled as insignificant, raising concerns about its financial viability.

  • Is Nvidia's investment portfolio significant for retail investors?

    The video's perspective argues that Nvidia's investment choices should be considered contextually and with skepticism, rather than as clear signals for investors.

  • What should investors consider before investing in We ride?

    Investors should evaluate We ride's valuation, revenue growth potential, and corporate structures before deciding to invest.

  • What is the risk of following Nvidia's investment moves?

    Investors risk treating the market like a casino, making decisions based on perceived trends rather than sound financial analysis.

  • What is the implication of Nvidia's investment strategy in China?

    Investing in Chinese companies carries geopolitical risks and complexities that foreign investors must navigate carefully.

  • What is the projected revenue for We ride this year?

    We ride is expecting revenues of around $51.1 million for the year, but with recent declines, this projection is uncertain.

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    drop investors can now focus on the
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    other points of contention we raised in
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    that piece that SoundHound shareholders
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    ought to be paying close attention to
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    now the other two names that Nvidia
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    exited were no surprise either so you
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    have Nano X Imaging that position held
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    by Nvidia was worth a whopping
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    $320,000 so lots of people have bigger
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    portfolios than that absolutely
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    meaningless that's why Nvidia got rid of
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    that then you have serve robotics we
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    covered that quite recently and pointed
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    to the fact that Nvidia was holding
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    shares only because of a convertible
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    note and that convertible note came due
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    Nvidia capitalized on it and exited
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    serve robotics again all of these
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    positions were to be taken with a grain
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    of salt as we pointed out numerous times
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    and then we get to arm Holdings so this
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    is the reason that Nvidia had to start
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    filing 13 Fs in in the first place
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    you'll see that they trimmed their arm
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    position a bit but since this is a
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    relatively large company you see the
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    impact on the share price was minimal
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    now some more interesting finat logic
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    appears to be celebrating every time
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    Nvidia publishes a 13f with companies
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    that we know they were already invested
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    in like recursion or apply digital and
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    the logic is that well if Nvidia didn't
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    exit these positions they must have
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    strong convictions in these businesses
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    no they just haven't exited the
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    positions that's all you should be
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    reading into this this article from
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    Reuters talks about Nvidia cutting its
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    stake and arm and disclosing a position
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    in China's wi ride they talk about how
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    investors closely monitor nvidia's stake
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    disclosures as they can influence the
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    price of companies and provide insights
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    into the growth strategy of the dominant
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    AI chip designer Well we'd argue it's
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    95% influencing stock prices 5% insights
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    if that into the growth strategy of a
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    massive trillion dollar company that's
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    dabbling in a $300 million collection of
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    shares they happen to be holding there
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    is no greater vote of confidence than
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    Nvidia taking a stake in your company
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    says d dick Trader at a firm I won't
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    name because that statement is just so
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    horrendous that's where you're wrong
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    dick and as we've looked at before for
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    each of these cases you need to put that
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    investment into context so we're going
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    to put the we rde investment into
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    context today as well you note here they
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    say shares of nebus were up 8% after
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    Nvidia reported they were holding 1.2
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    million shares we knew about this last
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    year we talked about it in a video in
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    December of last year titled Nvidia
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    bought this little known stock should
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    you so hardly a surprise again everybody
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    seems to act like it's the first time
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    they're seeing this stuff it just goes
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    to show you what a casino the market is
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    turning into so when we look at nvidia's
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    portfolio if you will of stocks
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    holistically we see arm with a 45%
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    waiting then we go down the list apply
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    digital recursion nebus and weide there
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    at the bottom total value of this
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    portfolio again just over $300 million
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    so when we go back and look at the weide
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    F1 so they only had an IPO quite
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    recently which was late last year that's
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    why it's cropping up on nvidia's 13f you
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    see here in the wide fun they talk about
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    how they've been working with Nvidia
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    since 2017 funny that's when Nvidia
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    started working with SoundHound as well
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    they say Nvidia was an early stage
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    investor they talk about using multiple
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    Nvidia products nvidia's drive nvidia's
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    drive Thor platform nvidia's latest
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    Blackwell architecture so just some
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    thoughts here startups may receive
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    funding from Nvidia which is then used
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    to purchase Nvidia Hardware is this
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    round tripping well I think if Nvidia
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    set up those companies and did that then
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    perhaps it would be gko kind of does
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    that right or did that in the past and
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    they of course correctly pointed to
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    those being related party revenues now
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    in this case it seems like Nvidia has
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    made a lot of investments in the past
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    before AI became this big talking point
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    And now when these firms go public
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    Nvidia happens to be holding shares and
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    needs to disclose those on their 13f
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    because the total value of their
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    portfolio exceeds $100 million now
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    anyone who has Nvidia on their cap table
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    is probably noticing what's happening
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    here so plenty of companies are going to
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    want to appear on that 13f and they'll
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    practically give Nvidia shares just so
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    they can be on there and get all that
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    attention from investors and that means
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    that the signal you're getting here is
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    even less meaningful so let's talk about
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    weide a bit of course you see this
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    diagram taken from their F1 so an F1 is
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    just an S1 equivalent for a foreign
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    company and we ride of course dabbling
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    in all these different areas of autonomy
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    they talk about having products in trial
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    or commercial operations in 30 cities in
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    seven countries and of course we know it
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    all comes down to revenues which we're
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    going to look at now when you examine
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    their corporate structure there's some
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    concerns here around the usual Cayman
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    Islands holding structure we rde made it
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    a point to say that they dissolved their
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    VI structure and then this is in its
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    place so uh frankly this just looks same
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    same but different as they say in
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    Southeast Asia so there are concerns
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    around these structures and when you
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    look at what they're claiming it's a lot
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    of first for everything they launched a
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    paid Robo taxi service in 2019 so that's
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    had five years of service commercial
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    production of their Robo bus 3 to four
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    years of service Robo van Robo sweeper
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    three to four years of service they
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    offer key Advanced Driver assistance
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    Technologies and they're doing this mass
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    production of their state-of-the-art ads
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    solution said to have happened last year
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    but when we look at these cool products
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    you you have to start asking some
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    questions they talk about 19 00 days of
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    public access to their Robo taxi
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    operations what does that even mean how
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    many of these Robo buses are in
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    operation how many Robo Vans are
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    delivering Goods how many Robo sweepers
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    are sweeping streets and who's licensed
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    their we pilot technology and of course
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    what do margins look like across all
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    these offerings now this is a global
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    company but they're mainly engaging in
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    China said to be the only firm with
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    testing permits in China us and
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    Singapore now when you look at their
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    investor relations page it's really
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    rough there's pretty much nothing there
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    so your first challenge is to start
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    digging into the regulatory filings
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    aggregating things in a currency that we
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    can all understand which is the US
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    dollar so here we've simply charted we
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    rides revenues and it's not looking good
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    so this year they're expecting to have
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    revenues decline from last year and last
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    year was a decline from the previous
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    year now financial data for Chinese
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    companies is not handled very well at
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    all by mainstream data vendors so you're
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    really going to have to do the math s
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    we've done that here so for the first
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    half of last year 2024 is where they're
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    at they had around $20 million in
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    revenues then the third quarter 10
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    million and then suddenly they expect
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    that to jump to 20 million in the fourth
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    quarter so they can hit their $51.1
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    million in Revenue guidance now when we
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    look at last quarter there's some
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    concerns here so here you see the US $10
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    million in revenues we see they're
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    breaking it down between product and
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    service so we're going to look closer at
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    that that's important but what raises
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    eyebrows here is the cost of goods sold
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    why is there Services revenues running a
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    gross margin of just 4% that's not going
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    to make for a very profitable business
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    so what we then want to do is take a
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    step back and pull this table out of
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    their F1 and I've simply highlighted the
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    US dollar components of this table so
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    it's easier for you to see the numbers
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    and we've simply broken down margins for
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    products and services so intuitively you
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    would expect services to have higher
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    margins and you see here how products
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    were increasing over time but then took
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    quite a dump and the thing that you may
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    really want to look into if you're
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    interested in investing in this firm or
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    certainly not but this product Revenue
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    dropped so that's quite curious why that
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    dropped so sharply when you look at
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    Services you see a fairly consistent
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    gross margin at least over the past
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    several years of around 45% so their
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    total gross margin you see is relatively
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    steady from the high 30s to the mid4
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    they're operating with huge losses but
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    that's to be expected their R&D spend is
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    absolutely massive when you look at
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    their staff what over 90% of their staff
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    are in R&D so we really need to start
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    seeing revenues pick back up again and
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    this statement made in their F1 is very
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    telling it says we generated an
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    insignificant amount of revenue from
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    offering Robo taxi rides what for the
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    past four or five years the revenue is
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    insignificant also they talk about Robo
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    Vans which they started in 2023 also
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    having insignificant revenues and these
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    would be found under services so that
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    doesn't appear to be working out too
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    good for them they talk about aiming to
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    begin commercial production of Robo
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    taxis and this Readiness for large scale
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    commercialization this year well let
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    certainly hope that happens in the F1
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    here you see this table where they show
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    units sold of Robo buses Robo sweepers
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    Robo taxis let's hope they keep
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    providing that in their filing documents
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    which you're going to have to go to for
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    information because there's nothing in
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    investor relations so that's something
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    you want to pay attention to now when it
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    comes to the stock you see that when
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    Nvidia filed that 13f shares of we rde
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    appreciated 83% on the day so let's
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    calculate our simple valuation ratio so
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    we start with 2024 estimate revenues of
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    51.5 million I didn't use annualized
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    quarterly because they're quarterly
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    revenues all over the place so we're
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    essentially saying this is what they're
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    expecting for this year we divide the
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    market cap of the company this is an
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    $8.6 billion company bu those revenues
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    we get 168 so extremely overvalued so
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    let's talk valuation what's a realistic
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    valuation premium for a company with
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    several years of declining revenues well
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    if we valued we ride the same as Nvidia
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    using that same method it should be
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    trading at about
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    $4.50 that would be with a simple
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    valuation Ratio or svr of 24 however if
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    it traded at twice our catalog average
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    of 6.5 so an svr of 13 then it would
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    trade at
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    $244 we'd argue it ought to trade at our
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    catalog average in other words there's
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    nothing special about a Chinese autonomy
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    company that's not growing revenues in
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    which case it would trade it about a122
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    a share so two things are going to
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    happen here as predictably as death and
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    taxes first is that fundamentals are
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    going to catch up that means some
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    massive Revenue growth which is what
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    we're being promised we're going to need
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    to see that now especially with this
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    recent bump this meaningless bump in
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    share price and when absolutely no
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    intrinsic value was created whatsoever
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    or the valuation is going to revert to
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    the mean if they don't improve those
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    fundamentals and start showing Revenue
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    growth so if you're interested in
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    investing in we rde I would suggest you
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    set some valuation targets and you stick
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    with them now on the topic of Nvidia
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    Jensen doesn't roll out of bed in the
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    morning and go check the finat space to
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    see what hot stocks are being talked
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    about that's not how nvidia's Investment
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    Portfolio works every position Nvidia
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    holds has context behind it but not much
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    meaning as we've shown you and here's
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    something else to consider so if
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    nvidia's portfolio drops below $100
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    million there's no need to file a 13f
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    and all the fun and games will be over
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    now frankly I think that's the best
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    thing that could happen right now but in
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    order for that to happen they would need
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    to sell what their arm position entirely
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    and perhaps the apply digital to get
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    that low enough when it comes to China
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    we wrote this piece what 7 years ago and
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    correctly identified a number of ways
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    that China's kicking America's ass in
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    Tech and that's of course now suddenly
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    coming to the Limelight in the states
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    with things like deep seek which is
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    showing that China actually has some
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    real technical capabilities and they may
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    be underestimated now China's a entirely
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    different animal I've spent a great deal
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    deal of time in Hong Kong I'm a Hong
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    Kong Citizen and I studied a master's
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    degree in finance in Hong Kong where I
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    did my thesis on Shadow banking in China
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    and I can tell you that is an
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    extraordinarily difficult environment to
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    navigate and you're not going to do that
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    successfully through a foreign lens
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    geopolitical risk right now is at a Peak
  • 00:13:51
    High so certainly something to consider
  • 00:13:54
    there I think funky Cayman Islands
  • 00:13:56
    corporate structures ought to be avoided
  • 00:13:58
    now yd is one example of a safer way to
  • 00:14:02
    play Chinese EVs and perhaps autonomy as
  • 00:14:05
    well we've covered that in numerous past
  • 00:14:07
    pieces whatever makes its way over to
  • 00:14:10
    the states in the form of an American
  • 00:14:12
    depository receipt or ADR ads isn't
  • 00:14:16
    necessarily going to be best of breed
  • 00:14:18
    and just because it's a good idea
  • 00:14:20
    doesn't mean it's investable so I think
  • 00:14:22
    the next steps here would be to evaluate
  • 00:14:24
    the other Chinese autonomy IPOs that
  • 00:14:27
    have happened or will happen I'd ask
  • 00:14:30
    premium subscribers to raise this on our
  • 00:14:32
    Discord if they find this topic
  • 00:14:33
    interesting we can move that to the
  • 00:14:35
    front of the queue we're going to wait
  • 00:14:37
    for weide to float back down to normal
  • 00:14:39
    levels I'd wonder what happens if Nvidia
  • 00:14:42
    exits we ride after that lockup expires
  • 00:14:44
    so that's something there to think about
  • 00:14:46
    is NVIDIA going to start using this
  • 00:14:48
    tactic as a currency so they can say to
  • 00:14:50
    potential clients well give us some
  • 00:14:52
    shares and we'll both benefit I don't
  • 00:14:53
    know but retail investors need to be
  • 00:14:56
    ignoring this noise don't be tempted to
  • 00:14:58
    join the casino you know of utter morons
  • 00:15:00
    that this Market's turning into just
  • 00:15:02
    like spaxs everything seemed so
  • 00:15:04
    predictable see Spa always go up
  • 00:15:07
    but spaxs absolutely destroyed retail
  • 00:15:09
    investors as we said they would so be
  • 00:15:12
    very wary of anything that you think
  • 00:15:14
    starts to become really predictable like
  • 00:15:16
    companies going up and down based on
  • 00:15:18
    what Nvidia does and for all the Sound
  • 00:15:20
    Town shareholders out there now that
  • 00:15:23
    you're licking your wounds after the
  • 00:15:25
    most recent crash I suggest you look at
  • 00:15:27
    some of the other potential problems
  • 00:15:29
    with this firm I've put up this piece
  • 00:15:31
    here on Sound Hound stock you should
  • 00:15:32
    give that a watch next thanks so much
  • 00:15:34
    for taking the time to watch this today
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