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    Nvidia is World's Most Valuable Company & Why the Cartel is Impacting Avocado Production

    enJune 20, 2024

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    • NVIDIA's success in AI industryNVIDIA's chips are the workhorse for AI model training in major tech companies, leading to a $3.34 trillion valuation and a 591,078% total return since IPO.

      NVIDIA has become the most valuable company in the world with a valuation of $3.34 trillion, surpassing both Apple and Microsoft. This marks the first time a company outside of Apple and Microsoft has held this title since 2019. NVIDIA's success can be attributed to its role in the AI boom, with its chips being the workhorse for companies like Meta, Google, Microsoft, and others looking to train their AI models. NVIDIA's stock price has tripled in the past 12 months, and since its IPO, it has posted a total return of 591,078%. This is a staggering number, equivalent to the collective value of every single building in New York City. The discussion also touched on the first day of summer, with its longest day of the year and the associated increase in daylight hours. The hosts expressed their excitement for the summer season and the various foods and activities associated with it.

    • NVIDIA's Dependence on AI StartupsNVIDIA's massive valuation relies on the success of AI startups, which have only generated $3 billion in sales despite $50 billion investment.

      NVIDIA, a company pioneering technology for the AI revolution, is currently valued at an unprecedented $3.4 trillion, making it bigger than the global aviation industry, the entire GDP of France, and every ticket sold for Taylor Swift's 2023 tour. Some analysts predict it will be the most important company of our civilization over the next decade, with its chips being the most significant invention of this century. However, the question remains whether NVIDIA will continue to grow and power the next industrial revolution or if it will experience a fall similar to the dot-com bubble's Cisco. NVIDIA has shown impressive revenue growth, with a 262% increase in the recent quarter compared to the average 5% growth for S&P 500 companies. However, concerns arise as $50 billion has been invested in NVIDIA's chips since the AI boom began, but AI startups have only brought in $3 billion in sales. The success of these AI startups is crucial for NVIDIA's continued growth. Additionally, only 12 companies in history have led the S&P 500 by market valuation, with NVIDIA potentially joining this elite list. However, Golden Goose, a sneaker company popular among celebrities and the rich, has postponed its Milan IPO due to unfavorable market conditions. In summary, NVIDIA's impact on the AI revolution and its massive valuation make it a significant player in the business world. However, its continued success depends on the success of AI startups and the market conditions.

    • Golden Goose IPO delayPolitical instability in France, concerns over business model, and a luxury market slowdown have led to the postponement of Golden Goose's IPO, affecting Europe's resurgent IPO market and adding to regional uncertainty.

      The IPO of luxury sneaker brand Golden Goose has been postponed due to a combination of factors, including political instability in France and concerns about the company's business model. The European Union elections and the subsequent uncertainty surrounding President Emmanuel Macron's policies have led to a decline in French stocks, making it an unfavorable market for Golden Goose to go public. Additionally, the luxury market as a whole is experiencing a slowdown, and investors are skeptical about Golden Goose's ability to sustain its growth given that 90% of its sales come from sneakers. The delay is a blow to Europe's resurgent IPO market and adds to the political and economic uncertainty in the region. The situation is further complicated by tensions in Mexico, which has led to a halt in avocado inspections and potential price increases for avocados in the US.

    • U.S.-Mexico avocado supply chain vulnerabilityThe concentration of the U.S.-Mexico avocado supply chain in one Mexican state and involvement of organized crime cartels can leave it vulnerable to threats, potentially leading to increased prices and instability.

      The U.S.-Mexico avocado supply chain is crucial for American consumers, with U.S. inspectors playing a vital role in maintaining its safety and integrity. However, the concentration of this supply chain in one Mexican state, Michoacan, leaves it vulnerable to threats, as seen in recent incidents. These incidents, while not causing significant price increases in the past, could impact the supply chain and potentially lead to higher avocado prices in the U.S. Additionally, the avocado industry's rapid growth in Mexico, driven by NAFTA and increasing demand, has led to involvement of organized crime cartels, contributing to violence and instability in the region. This situation highlights the importance of ensuring the safety and stability of global supply chains and addressing the root causes of instability, such as income inequality and lack of economic opportunities.

    • WNBA growthUnprecedented growth in WNBA interest and viewership, record attendance, controversy, and culture wars add to the league's appeal, increasing team valuations.

      The WNBA is experiencing unprecedented growth in interest and viewership, with the league's most watched game in 23 years and historic attendance numbers. This surge in interest has come with controversy and culture wars over various topics, making the WNBA a battleground for divisive discussions. However, the drama and chatter surrounding the league and its players are seen as a feature, not a bug, as they add to the overall appeal and engagement with basketball fans. Additionally, team valuations are also seeing a significant increase, with the Las Vegas Aces' valuation exploding from $2 million in 2021 to $140 million recently. The WNBA's growth in popularity is a positive sign for the league, as it was uncertain whether the interest in college basketball would translate to the professional level. Despite the challenges, the WNBA's product on the court is also catching up to the attention it's been receiving. However, it's important to note that the injury of a star player like Cameron Brink with a torn ACL is a setback for the league and her team.

    • Credit card chargebacksIn 2020, $11 billion worth of credit card chargebacks occurred in the US, up from $7.2 billion in 2019. Consumers' ease of use during the pandemic and merchants facing consequences contribute to this trend.

      Consumers are increasingly using credit card chargebacks to dispute charges, with disputes worth $11 billion in the US in 2020, up from $7.2 billion in 2019. This trend is expected to continue growing due to the ease of the process during the pandemic. Credit card companies are quick to side with consumers, leading to potential consequences for merchants. Consumers' growing savviness and the low consequences for engaging in friendly fraud are contributing factors. Meanwhile, the Starliner spaceship's astronauts, Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams, are currently experiencing a delay in their return to Earth due to helium leaks and thruster concerns. While not an emergency situation, this delay marks a setback for the US space program's Starliner mission, which was intended to carry the first human crew.

    • Internet Trends and Company MarketingCompanies can boost sales and engagement by capitalizing on viral trends and consumer preferences, demonstrated by Chipotle's creation of a 'Chipotle boy' bowl in response to a popular social media trend.

      Companies, like Chipotle, are capitalizing on viral trends and consumer preferences to boost sales and engagement. For instance, the term "Chipotle boy" refers to a specific type of consumer - a finance bro who frequents Chipotle for lunch. The trend gained popularity through social media, and Chipotle responded by introducing a Chipotle boy bowl on its app. This strategy demonstrates Chipotle's agility in staying on top of internet trends and catering to its core audience, which is the young urban male office worker. The success of this marketing approach can be attributed to the reliability and spending power of this demographic. Additionally, Starliner's cautious approach to space travel, with a surplus of helium, highlights the importance of prioritizing safety over immediate action.

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