CNBC: In addition to the Meta, there are three other products that will benefit from the Meta World Exchange.

2021-11-4 09:06
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On November 4, CNBC's "Trading Nation" program showcased three products that could benefit from global meta tag exchange in addition to (Facebook) meta: Matterport, Nvidia and Roblox. Todd Gordon, founder of Inside Edge Capital Management, is optimistic about Matterport, a company that provides 3D modeling services for real estate and other businesses, with a market value of nearly $ 6 billion. To date, we have completed nearly 6 million digital scans of buildings and infrastructure. Since the backdoor put in place in July, the stock has risen by more than 50%. Eva Ados, chief investment strategist at ERShares, is good for Nvidia and believes the process is at the heart of the Metaverse and that Nvidia's chips and computing capabilities will form the heart of the Metaverse. He believes Nvidia will be the next trillion dollar company after Tesla. He is also proud of Roblox and believes that most of the new development in Metaverse will come from the gaming industry. Roblox already has meta-global awareness and is growing rapidly, growing at 117%, or 10 times the middle market. At the time of registration in March, the starting price was $ 45 and the current price is around $ 78. (CNBC)

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