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VENDEDOR EN CORTO ESTRELLA DEL 2008 ADVIERTE EN CNCB: META, APPLE, MST, Y AMAZON PELIGRAN !!!

The creator discusses a slow trading day with limited movement in the S&P 500, noting only one closed position in Nvidia for a small profit. The video highlights a CNBC segment featuring Steve Eiseman, a notable short-seller from the 2008 real estate crisis, who is now warning about potential risks for major tech companies like Meta, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon, contrasting with the bullish sentiment around AI.

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The creator recalls being called a "perma-bear" for predicting a downward trend in the S&P 500 in 2022.

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Palantir is mentioned as an example of a company with excessively high valuations in the current market.

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The CEO of Black Rock was reportedly present at the CNBC interview regarding Nvidia's financing plan.

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David Soloman, CEO of Goldman Sachs, was present at the CNBC interview regarding Nvidia's financing plan.

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Oracle is mentioned as a potential hyperscaler that investors should be aware of, especially given its announced debt.

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Steve Eiseman, a prominent short-seller, is warning that Microsoft, along with other major tech companies, is at risk.

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Steve Eiseman, a well-known short-seller, is warning that Amazon, along with other major tech companies, is at risk.

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Steve Eiseman, a prominent short-seller, is warning that Apple, along with other major tech companies, is at risk.

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The creator closed a position in Nvidia, which had been opened on August 8th, for a profit of $223, noting it was the only trade closed that day due to low market movement.

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