Carry on, my wayward son
>>61323193>AI bubble on top of an Everything bubble>massive poltical unrest, unemployment, and elite pedo scandals>market teetering on the edge of total oblivionwe should be at zero. further dumping is required
GREEN IDS WILL MAKE IT
>>61323271Not for nothing but I’ve been hearing this shit for a solid decade
Once I rose above the noise and confusion, just to get a glimpse beyond this illusion I was climbing ever higher, but I flew too high.
>>61323193Literally a bottom signal
>>61323284Fuck
>>61323271>SWIFT blockchain based messaging going LIVE in 8 days>CLARITY Act being passed on the horizon>Institutional adoption >TXSE 2026>Trump Stimmy>US ending national debt via US treasury backed stableshelp
>>61323382honestly the AI bubble doomsaying is mostly bullshit, we aren't even close to that popping. HOWEVER there's cracks showing up in the system, it's every you look these days, and it's only a matter of time before everything goes down in flames. globally too, it's all interconnected like the elites wired it all up in some fucking globo-financial suicide pact.
>>61323284i secvond this
>>61323467>it's all interconnected like the elites wired it all up in some fucking globo-financial suicide pact.How else can we expect them to implement the great reset without nuking everything and making the global population completely dependent on them
>>61323467Well like the dotcom bubble, it'll pop, but people on here think that means all AI will be destroyed. When really the bubble pop means we will have our AI winners realized that everyone will be kicking themselves on not investing in
>>61323505>people on here think that means all AI will be destroyedyeah, well those people are fucking stupid. what's more debatable is the timing. AI clearly has more meat on it than the goofy shit they were trying to pass as product back in 1999. it's not a carbon copy of dotcom like everyone is assumes for whatever reason. I've seen what it can do in PhD level, or just highly technical and scientific fields, it's incredible. forget replacing your $60k office worker, instead multiply your $150k researcher's output by 10x. that's the real product.
>>61323193MOON CRICKET FRIDAY
What about the idea of a slow deflation of the bubble?When crashes happen, that's bad for everyone.But (in the words of Jesse Livermore): manipulated stocks are manipulated as high as they can be and then sold to the public on the way down.So the longer it takes the bubble to deflate, the more money the manipulators make, and the more "stability" the ruling elite can claim to be providing.So the right move to make at this point is still to short, but to do so in a way that minimizes the money you lose paying rent as the bubble undergoes a controlled deflation.Especially with Burry publishing his research. It's undeniable at this point. I wouldn't expect a flash crash, but rather a slow and steady descent so that people can get accustomed to it, and MSM has enough time to pivot to something in order not to be remembered as having misled people.
>>61323597You are 100% correct. Smart anon. And here’s the thing, there is no bubble in that. It’s unironically going to lead to a golden age of humanity.
With the whole "US government says October data will probably never be available" thing, it's also extremely likely that there will be no more rate cuts for the rest of the year on the grounds of insufficient data. So that would suggest we'll be in a "Fear" state for a loooooong while.Again, this is great for market manipulators who already accumulated during the last 3 years.So...as Burry did, maybe the best play is to buy put contracts 2 years out? I don't know what a good strike price would be though (for NVDA, PLTR, CRWV, if the latter two even still exist at expiration date), any thoughts?
>>61323193Can't wait for it to hit "Aaaaah, I've lost it all".
>>61323756LMAO AI is not profitable and doesn't increase a trained worker's output by 10x. You're writing fanfiction.
