SQ will grow much faster than physical retail will decline. Overall physical retail isn't going to vanish. Some parts of it will disappear; some physical retail

SQ will grow much faster than physical retail will decline. Overall physical retail isn't going to vanish. Some parts of it will disappear; some physical retailers will do much worse than others. Their growth over the past three years disputes the concerns on their growth re physical retail. They're not mirroring damage in physical retail: sales, $1.7b -> $2.2b -> $3.3b -> $4.7b. Their operating profit has gone from -$170m -> -$54m -> -$36m -> +$153m. They have a clean path from here to over $10b-$12b in sales (Covid will roll them backwards and or slow their growth dramatically for a while, which of course is why the stock is being priced as it is). NVDA with an optimistic 30 to 40 PE is far beyond a reasonable valuation in this climate. Half that range would be reasonable given their growth potential for the next few years and the market conditions now. So far NVDA is only back to Dec & Nov prices. I love what AMD is doing on the product front and obviously investors are optimistic. Buying them at ~100 times earnings - with modest growth against that valuation - I consider a bad value in this market after the upside run they've had (since ~mar 2018). They still haven't been adjusted with much of a discount (and of course I have no idea if they will be or not at some point), they've merely been priced back to December. A normalization of AMD's valuation to the semi industry requires they earn ~$2 billion in net income at some point to justify their present valuation. They've pulled a lot of future gains forward here.