what’s the next big thing?
>>62747791Bitcoin (BTC)
>>62747795I meant in 2026, not 2009
>>62747791Robotics. Specifically, AI controlled robotics. Also battery technology and the materials to make them.
>>62747791Bitcoin.
>>62747800Kek>>62747824This
>>62747791butlerian jihad, so the accessories used to destroy gpus.
Gold and silver
>>62747791It's (You)
It's QNT.
Your mom
>>62747791SpaceX, MSTR.
>>62747791Definitely not chainlink.
Money will start to phase out. The things robots can accomplish for you are too significant to not massively shift societal life. We have a mass of stupid, unskilled people on this planet. And less and less for them to do. What do you think js going to happen Even things like home maintenance- washing dishes, cleaning floors, making food- will all be taken care of by bots soon. Those tasks alone were used by elites to keep the plebs' days busy and full. What will be the new distraction once that stuff is out of the way?
LCX
>>62747884>SpaceXretarded>MSTRPossiblyIt's the same bull case as 2020 and 2024- if you have 100k, drop it in when it forms the other leg of the reverse head and shoulders around 100, it'll go to 1000 and you'll have a million easy.
>>62747880>the next
>>62747824how does a retail retard expose himself to these emerging technologies? seems like most of these companies are private or chinese.
>>62747791The Great Depression 2.0
>>62747791indoor shrimp farming, unironically
>>62750013Go one layer deeper, computer chips, energy, rare minerals
Surviving economic doom
>>62747824nopenone of that is cost effective
>>62747791Death to all frogposters. It's been a long time coming.
spx 6900
>>62747832I looked for emp bombs on Aliexpress but they are sold out.
PokemonWhat part of me making x5 returns on some cards everyday do you not understand yet. >I literally come here everyday telling you to buy pokemon cards because of the insane amount of money entering the market right now. >Dont get priced out of pokemon cards
>>62747824>battery technologyPlease buy my IKA bags
>>62747800kek trudat>>62747884melon musk and saylor are the retards you will never WAGMI
>>62747791It’s you buddy. We all just want you
>>62747791My penis in about 8 hours. I'm gonna go see a hooker ;)
I could lose my job for this (good luck, behind 13 proxies)Tension fabric structures. Ama.
>>62747824Robotics been around forever, I want to see them pull that off because it would crash blue collar work. But you are probably some dumb libtard living in a city who knows nothing talking the same shit people were talking 20-30 years ago.
I'm hearing good things about "A.I."
>>62747791Bitcoin going up 300x as Finney predictedShamestink I mean Chainlink going DOWN 300x as Sir Gay predicted
>>62747791Banditry and physical extortion. There's a ton of wealth to be had just taking it from weak people who never should've had it in the first place, but it won't be possible until shit falls apart to the level of South Africa or France. If you're not cliqued up with some tough guys you're gonna be a victim.
>>6274779110% 10 year treasuries
>>62747791security against ai
>>627478241. Has been hyped for years2. Chinese companies dominate and the competition is fierce
>>62750053Why 2.0? It's one huge depression. >>62747791Perpdex
>>62747791Drones. Ukraine and middle east proved how game changing these things are. They are as revolutionary as the phalanx, the horse archers, and gunpowder.>>62747824We still can't do self driving car properly, somethint much simpler than a humanoid robot. We are decades away from actually useful humanoid robots. Don't let the Chinese dance bots fool you.>>62750138And my ABAT>>62750231Why is that the next big thing? Farming? Datacenters? Dystopian housing?
Agentic powered flights to MarsAgentic controlled Mars
>>62747791Gamestop. The MOASS is soon
>>62750879Tension fabric anon here.I cant get to far into it but tension fabric structures have just gotten the nod from ((them)) to be preferred choice for any GC, construction, equipment rental work. Im talking big tech, the largest GCs and home builders on earth etc. And yes data centers, im talking, literally every data center will be utilizing these by end of 5 years and likely until the bubble pops if ever.Not only that, the military, high schools, colleges, hell a certain NFL team just redid their practice facility with them. Waste water, airports, mining. You have a few options 1) start your own company that makes them-- this is actually doable unlike many other things that are shilled here that are saturated. Your issue is starting capital, youll need millions and even then if you fuckup your first structure and the quality is not so good, and your customer withholds payment, its over.Youd need enough capital to buuld 4-5 structures, so if one doesnt go well, the margins of the 4 cover the rest. So for most of us here who didnt get a small loan from our father of 5mm, this is out.2) invest in a current company that makes them. This would be my preferred method, but the problem is most of the big ones (there's like 3 lol) are private. But hey maybe you know someone I dont that can back channel you.You could try and go up the supply chain, but its most comoditozed propetiary blends, nothing specific you could snipe imo.3) ((you)) can spin up a business today that INSTALLS these structures and be worth 5mill in 5 years. The folks that do it today are on the road, flyover methheads and day laborers, typically led by one foreman per crew who has an above room temp iq. There's minimal capital. You need 4-5 guys tops. You need a truck and tools and a crane. The crane you can rent, its a few grand. The companies that make these DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH INSTALLERS, inside or outside and they do not give af about subbing it out to you at zero profit.
>>62747791War.
Love.It's never been more scarce.
>>62747791hear me out, its called BITCOIN
>>62747791AI applications
>>62747791I know what it is but half of you are jeets who don't deserve my wisdom. And all the companies doing it are private anyway.
>>62751259Oh I know what you're talking about. Gonna take a while though. At least 10 years.
>>62747791Banano coin
>>62751274Sex!
QTREX Quantum Ltd. (QTEX). They solved the bottleneck that limits the scaling of superconducting quantum computers. You have until EOY don't fuck this up tards.
>>62747791im personally betting everything on the feminism/indian/israel blowoff top in 2028
wood ash, urine, seeds
>>627478002026? Unlikely for theme to change, so semis/memory/energy/photonics, maybe rotation into software later on, but with the market breadth being so poor there might be a general wide market rally with some headwinds such as midterms/oil prices+hikes unwinding. We shall see.After that the theme should remain similar for quite some time with next bit thing being likely robotics + self driving/quantum computing/biotech/AI application layer (software/LLM's)/space with perhaps gold getting another bull run.
>>62747884>SPCXbased. there being only 1 poster in here bullish about space at all makes me confident in my SPCX position since i dont have to do the inverse /biz/ strategy. the amount of government spending for space related missions (moon base specifically) will make the current spending for AI seem minuscule.theres only 1 moon and the first to get there gets to dictate the rules and gets first dibs on the best locations to setup a lunar base. orange man may be a retard but its not a joke when he said those stuff related to the moon. its not a coincidence theres been an uptick in moon related videos on youtube lately with topics being moon bases and videos claiming a rivalry with china. its even more time essential since xi and putin are working together to achieve a moon base together and the US is solo running this, which means state money is needed.TLDR: buy SPCX or space themed ETF that has SPCX in it
>>62750053He will be impeached by the Democrats and therefore be blame free when the greats depressions 2.0mark I hits.
>>62747972>washing dishesyou mean like a dishwasher? >cleaning floors you mean like a roomba?>making food you mean like a japanese noodle soup vending machine?
The ocean. Just find ocean companies and watch them to 100x. Global power generation lies there. As in its currently feasible to power most of the world with ocean power already, theyre just phasing it in rn. Woops the cats out of the wit
EmojitokensI got [DROPLET] ×3 on XRPL. Elon's accoommulating metas.
>>62751274Coomer.
>>62750238kek superintelligent moves
>>62751604way too early
Gold, silver, copper is still in play
>>62747791FWACrIt's a spac right that converts 4:1 so for instance 4,000 rights converts into 1,000 shares of the SPAC when the merger finalizes. It already has a definitive agreement on the table so you just buy and hold for the next 6-10 months until the deal goes through and you should get atleast a 3x but potential for significantly more and the probability is 70%+
>>62747972>We have a mass of stupid, unskilled people on this planet. And less and less for them to do. What do you think js going to happenSeveral countries have recently passed euthanasia laws. A company that offers euthanasia services has a growing market.
>>62747791water purification
>>62747791Mah cock
>>62747791AI ran banks
>>62747791What an insightful question. Maybe you'll finally get in early on something and make it. Or not, you dumb TWAT
>>62747791Gold and Silver mining stocks
Anything related to HVAC as El Niño cooks the planet. Elderly boomers with fat bank accounts will die if someone doesn’t fix their AC for them.
nuclear
>>62751748I threw a few hundred at this last time I saw you shill it. Just chilling.
>>62747791my penis is growing
>2026>unvaxxed semenI am forgotten
>>62750879Not sci fi robots like Terminator. For decades robotics has been limited to simple repetitive tasks but with the advancement of arms and hands with the intelligence for coordination, factories and warehouses can have forklifts that can stock shelves, pull orders and load trucks without a single human oversight. AI can oversee an entire factory's operation and synchronize it for perfect efficiency. AI can synchronize 30,000 drones to swarm a city. Advanced robotics now has the means of integration into every industry.
>>62752619They announced a deal with Olympian last week so now we just gotta wait until they finalize it which could be a few months to up to 10 months. Other notable SPAC rights would beOCACr 1:1 rightsTHEOr 1:1 rights DGACr 4:1 rightsall have very low post conversion costs and all have plenty of time on them before any potential liquidation.
>>62751519>QTREX Quantum Ltd. (QTEX)tf nigga
Israel. Syria, Iraq, Lebanon. America will be a protectorate before 2040. They own AI. screenshot this.
>>62747791>what’s the next big thing?the nothing burger
>>62747972>What will be the new distraction once that stuff is out of the way?As >>62751804 pointed out there seems to be only indications that a coordinated rollout of euthanasia normalization is happening throughout the developed(white majority) world.Extrapolated to an absurd degree, euthanasia will eventually be marketed to the white people like fashion is being marketed to everybody.They will try to make white people feel comfortable with euthanasia; putting exclusively white people in their commercials; having exclusively wh-- i mean long nosen representatives in academia, media and medicine promoting the thing."White people rejoice! That thing is finally OURS to have! GO TEAM! GO TEAM! GO TEAM!"I'm telling y'all this is coming since the mRNA depop agenda seems to have failed hilariously.In parallel I guess that VR will eventually make a comeback when there's another reason spun for the common folk to stay at home whilst the global elite keep jetsetting.
>>62753216>early indications
>>62752243This
>>62753106hope you listened. Its still relatively early but sub $1 would have been better
>>62755131Didn't buy. I don't like buying into pumps.
>>62747791Test.
>>62747884>buy the pumped stock and not the stock of the products spacex rockets need that they cannot make themselves
>>62747791My cock.
HYPE was the next big thing, a year ago. If I bought Hype at 20 bucks I would have 10 million bucks 5 years from now.
>>62756849The spacex growth theory relies on starlink, no one cares about rockets. The idea is EVERYONE will pay to sub to starlink and this will be the next retard-tier netflixlike growth company.
>>62747884t. retardSpaceX isn't worth a tenth of the current share price, and MSTR isn't worth anything at all
