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Oil back at 102 dollars, edition

>Educational sites:
https://www.investopedia.com
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain

>Financial TV Streams:
https://www.newslive.com/american/cnbc.html
https://www.livestreamy.net/bloomberg/

>Charts:
https://www.tradingview.com
https://www.finscreener.com
https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com

>Screeners:
https://finviz.com/
https://etfdb.com/

>Gambling:
https://www.optionsplaybook.com/options-introduction/
https://www.optionsprofitcalculator.com
https://optionstrat.com/
https://www.optionistics.com/quotes/option-prices

>Pre-Market and Live data:
https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futures
https://finance.yahoo.com/

>Calendars
https://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendar
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar
https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html
https://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/data/building-permits

>Boomer Investing 101:
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started
https://www.sec.gov/search-filings

>Misc:
https://www.financialjuice.com/home
https://finance.yahoo.com/trending-tickers
https://market24hclock.com/
https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Stock/index.html
https://disp.cc/m/Stock
https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator
https://brokerchooser.com/
https://www.chathamfinancial.com/technology/us-market-rates
https://iran.liveuamap.com/

>Previous
>>62790820
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hear me out... how funny would it be?... a second time? on the same exact day?
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Second for niggers
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THERE COULD BE NIGGERS HERE
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brutal screaming bottom signals rn
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>>62791470
boo
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>>62791475
When was the great depression crash? Oct is spooky.
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HOLY SHIT WEEKEND OIL
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Who’s ready for a retard burger pump next week?
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>>62791479
some of these good ol boys don't know the touch of a +3% Daq Day yet
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>>62791464
so why is DBA the next 1000x play? can anyone redpill me
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>>62791490
big next week
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>there are people who long Netflix
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>>62791502
Reminds me I have time to watch a movie tonight, but NFLX only has slop anymore.
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The rumours on twitter and on the main geopolitical channels are wild. The US might use some of the most powerful bombs ever used in history.

I already mentioned but the only thing I can do is to pray the Rosary for all those innocent people that will be killed just because a man was controlled by the hubrys he got from the Venezuelan coup d'état.

Hundreds of innocent girls died during the first strikes. Illogically. Pointlessly.

If you're catholic, pray the Rosary tonight. Spiritual gains are more important than all the money you might have lost today.
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>>62791496
I’d like to know too. I could speculate that high shipping costs, fertilizer scarcity due to dumb wars, etc could drive prices up but idk
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>>62791505
based anon
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NIGGERS
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>>62791496
Famine crisis is all but confirmed but I would steer clear from agriculture. That sector is a proxy-government industry so retails will just get slaughtered. Just long oil for the next year. You literally can't lose with names like PBR, SU, WCP or just buy straight crude like USO or BNO. Brent is better because Hormuz will likely be semi-permanent
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>>62791502
Is it bad that I can't tell if this is AI or from an actual show?
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>>62791490
Verisign my beloved, I hope you crash next week.
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yees, as expected...
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>>62791510
who makes fertilizer?
maybe some of those companies are a good idea
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>>62791505
Praying the rosary for randos is for women. As a strong /biz/inessman I am investing in soon-to-be-Flavio's Brazil.
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>>62791505
What innocent people? They're anti-christ worshipping Muslims.
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>>62791526
CF and NUA are our picks for fertilizer

I also have a hard on for American refiners, I've been shilling MPC for weeks
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>>62791505
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atefeh_Sahaaleh

We pro fundamentalist oppressors now?
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>>62791470
>KOSPI

Calls on fresh 23 year old newly unemployed Korean girl bosses selling their pussies for 50,000 KRW a pop. The only way for Korea to revitalize their economy at this point is to go back to its roots and become a giant brothel again.
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>>62791505
>The US might use some of the most powerful bombs ever used in history.
ok, and...?
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there are niggers itt that panic sold tech today and fomoed into oil at 102
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I will be deploying cash into every nigger dump. The bigger the crash the bigger the cash. On a long enough timeline inflation will save me.
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>>62791526
Nitrogen fertilizer is what is in shortage. CF is your ticker; already up over 50% YTD so not obvious one way or another if there is still juice in that box.
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>>62791505
This Pope is a fucking faggot and deserves to die of lung cancer.

t. Former Catholic
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GayI is FINISHED
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Who else is ready for the gigga dump
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there's about 4x more houses being listed for sale in the past 14 days than being bought and real estate prices are down about 10% in the past 2 months.
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>>62791546
Already sold, can't wait for the dump and buy the dip.
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>>62791546
My KORU!
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>>62791547
I saw a video that apparently we already experienced the crash and the retards who bought in 2024 will sell at a high loss.
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>>62791544
>The church has gotten much more liberal than the laity
>Cardinals want to pick another far left pope
>Afraid of reaction in more conservative countries like America
>Pick an American hoping to appease the Americans
>Don't realize a pope that is both left and American will rage bait American conservative Catholics far worse than a leftist latin American, Italian, or Filipino would have.
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>>62791547
I had a 52 yrold coworker like that. In the end it pushed him to make 600k which was finally enough for him to be good with his money. So who am I to judge him.
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>>62791551
I don't get why anyone would choose dictator christianity over republic christianity or democracy christianity which also exist. Actually I guess I do get why.
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>>62791540
probably won't age well. plompf is giving a speech on Iran this weekend and I expect tacos and medical doses of copium. real world is being heavily impacted with continued rising prices and real estate is crashing now too so it's not just stocks.
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reminder that commodity ETFs are K-1s
>>62791546
i get it's a meme but the anxiety is visible in a way that i haven't seen when i thought it was le big one before
>Why did the government allow this to happen?
heheheh sounds familiar already
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>>62791556
>I don't get why anyone would choose dictator christianity over republic christianity or democracy christianity which also exist. Actually I guess I do get why.
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>>62791547
combined with bond rapidly losing value, banks have alot of problems on their hands
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>>62791558
People are born into it or marry into it. Also the aesthetics are the best. Vibes are on point.
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>Parents going to put grandma's home in my name after finally finishing up the paperwork with the lawyer
>Will move on to other grandparents house which has been in limbo for years
Not a boomer (or American) so I'm selling it off asap
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>>62791547
i'm not keeping as sharp of an eye on a lumber or mortgage REITs V bottom anymore
started to think it's actually going to be a process bottom
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I dislike members of the African American race.
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>>62791567
>better hire a lawyer goy before the lawyers get to it
TKD
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>>62791559
K-1's: not even once.*

*From this sentiment you can tell I did do it once.
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>>62791512
Nah, AI is pretty good these day. Looking at all the mini-AI clips, I don't see how Netflix can compete, especially with how badly they fumbled Narnia. It's only the matter of time before people make an entire AI movie fanfic
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>>62791564
>>62791558
I guess Russell 2000 has been down for 8 weeks straight, which has never happened before. Small banks leading the charge. Real America taking a record beating for 2 months but techs down 4% in a week and its ogre.
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>>62791547
to much privatr equity in housing, they will just slurp to keep the prices up.
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>>62789255

Told you guys, sometimes I can feel it. No, I'm not Smig.
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>>62791490
I hope IBM solved quantum computing and create some volatility. Things are getting boring.
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>>62791583
>Russell 2000 has been down for 8 weeks straight
wow
really
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>>62791576
i really don't understand the fuss and the tax treatment seems pretty good to me
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Pretty scary weeks ahead, but if the result season goes well we could see another rally. If only the Tard in chief could die while taking a shit like people do at his age... We would we at 850 by January.
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>>62791596
If the company makes a significant yearly profit you have to file a tax return for every US state they operate in
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>>62791593
Quantum computing is solved, the problem if finding real world applications for what it can do.
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>>62791596
Accountants charge more if you have them, and it's more work if you DIY.

They sometimes arrive late, forcing you to file an extension on your entire return.

Worst and most heinously, they sometimes have income allocated to a bunch of specific states forcing you to file extra state tax returns for states you don't live in.

If you are rich as fuck and using an accountant anyway and putting seven figures in so the extra accounting cost is minor relative to the advantages of the tax treatment of partnerships and such go wild. For everyone else, there's C-Corps.
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I knew they were gonna pump all year and dump right before midterms. They plan on giving either the Senate or House to the dems so they are keeping the stock market low and keeping oil high
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>>62791603
Meds now please
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>>62791603
That's what your mom said about me after I spend all year having unprotected sex with her lmaoooooooo
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>>62791600
>>62791602
>file state tax returns in states i don't live in
the fuck are they gonna do? call me about it?
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I have so much market loss anxiety I'm eating all the little smiggers Halloween candy
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>>62791599
>We would we at 850 by January.
It really does just keep going up, crazy.
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>>62791608
Send you a letter with the amount that you owe plus penalties that you also now owe.

If you don't pay that .... honestly not sure what the enforcement mechanism looks like.
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>we got a birthday boy edition
WHATAREYOU
>BUYAN
>SELLAN
>HODLAN
>PLAYAN
>WATCHAN
>LISTENAN
>READAN
>EATAN
>DRINKAN
>FAPPAN
>FEELAN
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>>62791622
i def need to get a fap in tonight haven't busted a nut in like a week
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Is this a good time to try getting into options
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Weekend WTI just spiked and came back down. What was it?

https://www.mexc.com/futures/USOIL_USDT
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>>62791626
probs better to get into bonds idk
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>>62791629
trump always pull some shit on the weekend and then tacos before markets open monday the next two years are going to be extremely tedious
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>>62791626
Leverage ETFs are probably better
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>>62791608
A lot of states have a minimum income threshold where you don't need to file a return, it usually only becomes an issue if you have a mid 6+ figure position
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>>62791637
yeah man it says sqqq pays a 5% dividend rn what?
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>>62791622
>BUYAN
Bought more LMT and RTX this week, also some AVIO
>SELLAN
Not yet
>HODLAN
NTDOY, GE, LMT, RTX, TTWO, AVIO and 2330 + some weird and very idiosyncratic euro tickets.
>PLAYAN
Marathon
>WATCHAN
Nothing right now
>LISTENAN
Justice
>READAN
Just finished Libra
>EATAN
Clean
>DRINKAN
Nope
>FAPPAN
Nope
>FEELAN
Fine
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>>62791502
Is this a scene from 28 days later?
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>>62791619
i'm gonna go ahead and assume absolutely nothing unless it's something > ~$30k. the states not being completely federalized is one of the last bastions we have. fun fact: if you drive in a state with safety or emission inspections and you drive outside of that state there is no legal precedent to enforce the inspection status of the car's registered state
>>62791639
gotcha
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>>62791505

>rumors about the most powerful bomb

I got a fucking Google alert on my phone Thursday morning about it dude. its not some secret shit. he dropped a MOAB last time he was president too as a fucking stunt for rednecks who love seeing brown people die

the last one he dropped was hilariously cringe because he dropped the shit on tunnels in Afghanistan the US glowniggers built
>hell yeah brother we are winning we used tax payer money to blow up taxpayer money
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how do I profit from the US bombing the shit out of Iran
>inb4 already priced in
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>>62791622
>BUYAN
MSTR puts, top ticked today and they're up 350%
took a lil off but could actually be significant for a scatchoff
>HODLAN
DVN
>PLAYAN
some car ball
>LISTENAN
blue oyster cult
>DRINKAN
miller high life. it's decent okay
>FEELAN
like MOABs are just a cover story for covert small scale nuclear warfare
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>>62791551

>huge scandal with 1000s of church members raping child butthole and playing musical chairs just getting moved to another church when the congregation finds out
>church is getting more liberal

wow no way. flaming homosexuals that groom and rape young boys are lefties? no fucking wayyyyy
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>>62791556

I mean they weren't wrong thinking that poor people shouldn't be allowed to read the bible because they are too stupid to understand the stories.
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>>62791629
The candle they put up there ain't the candle that came back. People agreed to buy and sell a thing in a price range of $99 to $101.50 in the span of 6 minutes. A man grows what he can, and tends it. These boys were buying. And what you buy is what you own.
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S&P don't look so hot.
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>>62791652
thanks, brother. Seeing so many pro war people on this thread rejoicing at the killing of innocent girls is honestly despairing. There are some good people left.
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>>62791683
you're posting about politics in an smg thread. you're not one of the good people
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>>62791583

SCHD was down 11% when I started shilling it. QQQ was at an ATH at the same time. now they rotate back to SCHD and QQQ is down 7% and half of smg had their shoestrings taken away by the janny
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>Anthropic secures BB+ credit rating as Wall Street Prepares $60 billion in AI financing
Amazing. A $1.5 trillion IPO and it's not even investment grade. Just IPOing at junk grade.
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>>62791675
Nice.
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>>62791551
Literally nobody gives a fuck hes American, what dumbass strategy was that supposed be? Both Francis and Leo are massive faggots, and hopefully Leo will join his faggot butt buddy predecessor in Hell where he belongs. Anybody who remained a Catholic after the departure of MEGA BASED Pope John Paul II, whether liberal or conservative, is also a faggot too and peak NPC herd behavior.
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>>62791693
The goal of every IPO from now until the end of time is to dump on index fund mouth breathers.
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>>62791693
i think bbis considered investment grade but its all a scam
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>>62791698
>MEGA BASED Pope John Paul II
thats a joke right
the guy is responsible for the shitshow
who made Francis a bishop?
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>>62791691
I know you’re just swing trading it but I think there’s a good chance SCHD out performs SPY over the next 12 months.
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>>62791687

>politics doesn't belong in the smg thread

you niggers are certified retarded
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>>62791599
>850 by January
>Yay more inflation to pump my shitcoins and meme stocks

Youre just as retarded as Trump is. Take a shower and get a job.
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I mentioned the consequences that bring if Trump really attacks like everyone is saying, including some of the experts on geopolitics like Glenn. I simply added that I would pray the Rosary for all the innocent people that would die like during those first weeks of the Iran war.
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>>62791707

yeh SCHD is fine for boggle forever hold but I just go wherever is cheap. realized like +7% on SCHD and bought QQQM today because everyone is saying the sky is falling. I have PEP/KMB still so I get the safety trade exposure if it keeps running.

I don't ever buy VOO desu.. that shit is the same shit as QQQ but it is never allowed to cum
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>>62791701
No its one notch below investment grade so it'll be excluded from most of the indices that hold corporate debt. What baffles me is how they were able to get investment grade without releasing their information yet.
>>62791707
That's not too far fetched considering how defensive it is. It's mostly consumer defensive, healthcare, energy, and then the non crappy companies like texas instruments and Quallcom. 16% tech exposure with 0% AI exposure
>>62791709
I remember getting banned a lot for discussing the war which is really funny considering how much it effects oil prices
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>>62791629
Might be a strange thing to say around here but I believe that's what's called "profit taking"
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>>62791717
*graded at all
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>>62791645
It's actually an edit of an original AI clip
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Why would anyone invest in these pioneer AI companies when there's no regulation and no moat? Insanity is the only explanation.
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>>62791718
Profit?
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>>62791731
THE FUNDAMENTALS ARE STONG
At least they better hold for one more pump so I can get out clean ffs
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Not only did I lose a whole bunch of money today but I burned my lip on a piece of chicken
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>>62791470
From an inudstry analyst I know:
"The slowdown in delta of AI revenue growth may be a consequence of SaaS companies cutting back on AI procurement due to financial constraints. Neoclouds borrowing rates suggests that if funding for capacity expansion dries up, the supply of computing power will tighten, which could limit decline in token prices—a scenario that actually works to the advantage of computing providers. This is likened to how a disruption in crude oil supply drives up oil prices, thereby benefiting oil producers."

Amazon?
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>>62791718
But what made it go up so much in after hours?
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I put $16k on LUNL and I'm down to $6k. I would need a 166% increase to get my money back. What do I do? At this point do I just leave it?
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>>62791740
that means you still have enough money to eat
children in africa would be happy if they had a chicken which they could burn their lip on
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if we get a fake rally pump next week im going to be so pissed, just let this fucking bubble pop already. Anyone that didnt take profits yet deserves to get raped
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>>62791731

the banks buy it first before you get a chance and then they run a hype cycle marketing campaign and they recruit cultists. early adopters of the ponzi make bigly gains and spread the gospel to newer crops of future bagholders. when the banks think its feeling toppy they dump on the goys but they stop right before all hope is lost and they let the baggies "buy the dip" for a while until they do it again. they repeat this as many times as possible before faith in the cult is broken and then the stocks never recover

that's how the market actually works if you guys ever wonder
>why did thing happen
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>>62791749
>Neoclouds borrowing rates suggests that if funding for capacity expansion dries up, the supply of computing power will tighten
damn bro i wish i was also smoking crack this weekend
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>>62791749
pic related
the entire ecosystem is hope and dreams
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>>62791754
Some of us retards are good people, don’t be mean
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>>62791758
it hasnt touched 100% yet. does that mean kospi will reach a new ATH soon?
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>>62791756
it's amusing how many smart people i listen to yet they just ignore the worldview that has by far the most consistent explanatory power
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>>62791762

SOXX / QQQ have crabbed the same range for 6 months. its just banks rotating back and forth between shit and dumping on goys. many such cases.

Korea touched the exact same low from July. "Leopold is getting liquidated again" being floated again. same shit different day
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>>62791761
From some asian analyst i found who has good track record since like 2018
"Arguments presented to disprove the cyclical nature of the memory chip market actually serve, in my view, as evidence that it is, in fact, cyclical.

These very arguments—intended to refute its cyclical nature—actually confirm that it is cyclical.

There is no need to go through the trouble of constructing counter-arguments to these claims.

That is because these arguments themselves represent the defining characteristics—or even the very definition—of an inflection point in a cyclical market.

The root cause is that the market fails to grasp the fundamental logic at play.

The symptoms are akin to being under the spell of a drug-induced hallucination; it becomes incredibly difficult to break free from that line of reasoning. Warren Buffett described this phenomenon quite well when discussing the private equity bubble of the 1990s."

I am not saying he would be 100% right its just that this guy has a good track record, like 70% right on predictions.
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>>62791759
im seething cause i didnt full port AMD at 80 bucks when i thought about it, but seriously, anyone that bought the AI trade had plenty of time to cash in
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>>62791773
I translated his post but I honestly don't even know what he is saying.
Is he claiming that JPM and frens are already discounting future samchong/hynix revenues falling?
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Integrated oil shareholder reporting in.
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>>62791752
id probably sell it by end of year
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>>62791774
I bought AMD in the 70s and sold it in the 150s.
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>>62791780
Smartchad.
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>>62791780
a win is a win
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I panic sold VOO today.
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>>62791773
i mean yeah the line has to go back down at some point but we dont even have data centers in space yet and the factorio robots are just starting. neither of the 3 superpower has reached AGI yet so i dont see spending going down in the name of national security
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>>62791788
and stay out
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JEROME PLS
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>>62791789
Yeah you might be right too. I honestly don't know.
Maybe he thinks Chips stonks will fizzle out earlier than when people think it will be bombed?
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can we talk about bitcoin (IBIT, BITX) (and monero maybe) a lil bit? its not really dumping in sync with market which is rather uncharacteristic. also monero didnt really have a bear market. thats extremely bullish

you may hate crypto but you gotta grudgingly accept the case for buying right now
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>>62791773
did u ever read only the paranoid survive by andy grove he talks about how ram is cyclical and a shitty commodity most of the time which is why he pivoted intel to cpus instead of memeory
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>>62791803

same as it ever was. just buy HOOD. its all the crypto exposure you need but even if shitcoins rug out it still has a way higher floor than shitcoins

I've got a decent stack of HOOD at 99 avg right now that I plan to exit around 115-120.
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>>62791803
I have a baby position in IBIT shares as well as a few 50/70 call spreads for next May.
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>>62791804

I can't believe people still don't think chipshit is cyclical when even leather jacket man says its a boom bust commodity cycle.
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>>62791815
People are still acting like it’s pre-COVID, when companies could burn cash just to capture market share. Back then, shareholders prioritized market share over profitability. That era is dead.
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>>62791690
Mofo don't know when to sell
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CLMT just paid off another 150m in debt early and yet it was down today. With these cash flows, we are expecting 80+ this year and if they continue to pay off debt, 100 next year. Next earning call is early November. Are you with me?
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>>62791803
everybody is disinterested. which typically would be bullish but i think that's over. the entire machine runs on hype and it is completely gone. remember when fat retard and the faggot were going to start a bitcoin reserve seriously for real this time a couple weeks ago? yeah. my timing is horrific in bitshit though so idk. looks like vol finally wants to breakout, which historically tends to be positive price, but i'm certain that train has long left the station. saylor is talking about daily dividends now.
https://www.deribit.com/statistics/BTC/volatility-index
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>>62791820
Interest rates being zero helped. Coreweave is struggling greatly because its debt is 15% yield
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>>62791815
leather man also just pulled the 5090s and 5050s from the market.
>https://marketplace.nvidia.com/en-us/consumer/graphics-cards/
>other 3rd party shops like microcenter has also pulled it from the shelves for some reason instead of selling the rest of the stock
that has to mean AI buildout is even more in demand right? what other reason would he have to do that and fuck over the consumer GPUs
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>>62791820
>That era is dead
Source?
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>>62791773
This guy flopped on few stonks, like he went long on booking.com and netflix.
But he correctly predicted korean market flying high early in this year and korean market dumping mid-late this year. He also recommended shorting korean memory stonks like 3 weeks ago.
He is long on korean finance/insurance stonks and US private equity, also some british bank stonk NWG, and some US insurance stock called kilkenny? kinsale? kinkade? capital group and some kazakhstani bank called Halyk or something.
Not saying he is 100% right I don't even invest in NWG and stuff but is only considering.
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>>62791815
even he is wrong. we've entered a new era. chips are evergreen now. ai will lead to automation will lead to abundance and each stage will require orders of magnitude more compute.
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>>62791820
there are so many international businesses predicated on just buying other smaller companies with access to low interest rates. i work at one
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>>62791753
they have lots of chickens in africa
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>>62791833
In 2026, Taylor Swift is closer to 40 than 30.
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Is this the market top / inflection point? or should i buy this ultra smol dip?
I just invest in SP500 like boomers.
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>>62791849
ya were at a inflation point man its fucking over
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>>62791812
>50/70 call spreads for next May
can you pls explain this strat to someone who ever bought simple calls? why would you buy a spread instead of a leap with todays price or somewhat higher as a strike
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>>62791823
No, not with that chart. I dont have anything against your thesis, but I object to time. Risk/reward for buying right now just aint there.
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>>62791852
Same reason you get a few $2, a few $5, a couple $20 and on payday a $50 scratcher. One of ems a winner. And the big ones win big!
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>>62791852
It’s a lower risk lower reward strategy. It doesn’t have the same unlimited upside as just buying calls at the 50 strike. But it has a lower breakeven price when you sell the higher strike. The 70 strike on IBIT is basically the ATH for Bitcoin. Selling a call also reduces the amount of theta and Vega exposure you have on just long calls as well.
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Claude turned bearish on AI.
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>>62791788
Voo is what you panic buy when shit goes down.
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>>62791855
What risk you are talking about? US refineries boom is a given and Zelensky already said he won't stop nuking Russian ones. Trump diesel deal was a flop and Yanbu is may or may not be on fire. If not now then when? After the earning?
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>Market goes down
>a lot more activity
See, the market is a lullaby. As long as it goes up, the masses are silent.
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>>62791859
I've turned bearish on Claude. I tried using it to analyze some data, and it's really clear to me that it has no common sense. It's not "intelligent".
This also means that self-driving cars aren't going to work anytime soon.
>but Waymo works already
With a million remote human chaperones, sure. They still get confused and hold up traffic all the time because, again, these systems are not intelligent.
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>>62791865
no, it's just this website is bearish cynical and filled with negative energy people. when the market goes up again they will be stunned into silence because they're angry and ashamed.
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the market is CLOSED
and with it any chance I had at building long lasting wealth
I am forever financially ruined
goodbye cruel world
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>>62791872
You're not supposed to use them on nunerical data. They're not designed for that.
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When the world needed him the most the oiljeet vanished
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>>62791529
>he doesn’t love his neighbor
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>>62791876
>when the market goes up again they will be stunned into silence because they're angry and ashamed.
Not me, I always angry-bobo post when this clown market goes up. I'm pretty sure I'll be seething again soon, maybe next week. As long as normie idiots have jobs and therefore money, this market won't properly correct.
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>>62791876
And /smg/, specifically, has been filled with the lowest common denominator absolute fucking retards who think they're actually geniuses for ignoring all market fundamentals and buying the top of the worst speculative bubble that the US has seen in 100 years.
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>>62791879
You can. I feed Gemini a spreadsheet of stock options, and it handles all the calculations and analysis for me.
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on a brighter note I lost some weight and now my cock is 6” non bone pressed.
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>>62791894
There's a difference between telling it to write code to analyze spreadsheets, and telling it to analyze the numbers itself.
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>>62791872
Most people don’t have any common sense. Whether or not it’s profitable, I think it’s incredibly useful. I use Claude every day in my job. Whether it’s any better than ChatGPT is a real question. I use ChatGPT a lot for personal stuff. Gemini is by far the dumbest in my experience but I have also never used Grok.
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>>62791897
Better show us.
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>>62791881
I remember this post.
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>>62791876
>angry and ashamed.
why would I be? if you gave me one last exit pump by december I'd be happy as a pig in shit
no one knows why we dumped "muh energy crisis muh bubble" dorks have been crying wolf for the past year and earnings have proven them wrong
it can and will happen again
I'm never selling either way it's only a loss if you realize it
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>>62791900
You need to figure out a way to cross-validate. I run a local model like Qwen 27B alongside Gemini, feeding both the exact same prompt and input data. Both give similar core results, but Gemini's report comes out much more readable and well-organized.
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>Imagine losing all of your money... to semis. Not to bonds, not to some small cap that at least produces something - but to a panic-click, narcissim-fueled "this is definitely going higher bro" buy at the literal peak of a cyclical chart that looks like a reverse waterfall. You didn't invest - you volunteered as exit liquidity for guys who already sold hours ago. Now you're sitting there refreshing charts, reading compute shortage headlines like they're horoscopes, convincing yourself this is "just a pullback" while your account slowly evaporates. You rugged yourself all because you saw one green candle too many and thought you were early instead of being the final boss of bagholders.
it was a solid post for a jeet
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>>62791879
>nunerical data
Data is data nigga...
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>>62791855
next year's refinery boom is going to make this years look like nothing
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>>62791878
>goodbye cruel world
see you Monday
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>>62791856
why not instead buy lots of the real thing, and then some $50 scratchers which you think will probably not do anything for that upside potential?
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>>62791856
>and on payday a $50 scratcher
ISHYGDDT
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>>62791901
>Most people don’t have any common sense.
Yes they do, that's why it's called COMMON sense.
I'm not saying LLMs aren't useful. They're remarkable pieces of technology, perhaps among the greatest human inventions ever and they're definitwly useful for some things. That being said, they're not intelligent, which has huge implications for how this AI thing is going to turn out.
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>>62791475
About as funny as some newfag asking this same question almost every year.
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>>62791832

manufactured crisis. you act like supply is limited people pay more. MU and Samsung and lots of chipfags have so many collusion lawsuits pending for trying to squeeze chip prices by just lieing and saying they are more limited than they are
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>>62791918
the truth nuke is that the world ended in 2012 as the mayan calenders predicted. what this is right now is purgatory
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>>62791917
common sense isn't that common anymore.
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>>62791505
I can't pray. I sold my soul to a demon.
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>>62791912
I don't believe scratchers are real lotto tickets actually. So I don't want to own lots of them. They are subject to local government regulations and inflation when it rains on them and they swell up. I make my own long term holdings out of cut up cereal boxes and cut up corrugated boxes that the cereal gets shipped to me in. Good point on the $50's. It's good to win big
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>>62791505
They are brown muslims who worship a brown schizo man who cucked his own son(based) and was raped by indians.
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>>62791929
I know you're joking, but you shouldn't say such bullshit. One should never play with his own soul.
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Can we talk about the two speed stock market we have right now and how no one seems to be mentioning this fact. Russell 2k is down considerably compared with the Shit and Piss 500. Indeed only a few exceptions aren’t down tremendously.
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>>62791942
>>62791929

most smiggers are so faded out on SSRIs and ADHD pills they haven't had a soul since their wine mom doped them up in middleschool
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>>62791942
I'm not joking. At my lowest point I drew one of those demonic circles from /x/ and then made a blood sacrifice. I'm a half believer, but from that point on I've had a lot of unexplainable luck.
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>>62791950
damn that photo is supposed to be grim but it looks p comfy like how gordon gekko or whatever from wall st was supposed to be bad but all the kids that saw it thought he was cool
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It gets better. Yields already double digits. Get ready for super coreweave
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>>62791924
I remember watching this in the theater and retards bawling their eyes out thinking the world was ending
god I wish it was real
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>>62791949
dude there are like 5 stocks holding up the s and p
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>>62791954
why is anthropic buying chips aren't they supposed to be renting them from coreweave and other neocloud dickheads? let the neoclouds hold those depreciating turds
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>>62791960

>coreweave will exist a year from now

lmao
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>>62791962
ai is here to stay, chud! hold the bags!
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>>62791707
just buy whatever is underperforming at the moment. I only buy VOO and SCHD.
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>>62791960
It's an open secret that thre isn't anywhere near enough gigawatts online. Most of the chips are sitting in warehouses so there isn't enough compute. But it's also not profitable to make or use the compute lmao
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>>62791960

>depreciating funds

that was the weirdest part of this scam year desu...

>WE NEED TO SPEND INFINITY DOLLARS ON EVERY CHIP POSSIBLE. WE WILL BUY THEM AT ANY PRICE
>these chips will be obsolete in two years

wildest shit I've ever heard
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>>62791965
vfva also avoids bubblicious shit
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>>62791954
can't they just combine ai private bonds from different players into one structured product? because it's technically diversified it can get better investment grading, i'm sure my pension fund would love to buy those
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>>62791963

I don't disagree that AI is here to stay. Coreweave isn't though. Neither is NBIS or IREN or all the debt bombs.

I think best case scenario Google or some shit just buys anthropic and they let the rest of the shit blowup

>thanks for funding the "buildout"
>no refunds
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You know, it would have been easier if the market could have done some basic fucking research five years ago before gambling the entire US economy on AI. Here I stand on top of a giant mountain of I told you so.
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>>62791967
how will they be obsolete in 2 years though? isn't that just a nuh vidya scam? i'm still running my PC from 2018.
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>>62791821
He never shows his portfolio. I don't believe he ever bought.
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>>62791971
I meean if Oracle gets to be investment grade I'm not sure why they shouldn't
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>>62791876
>no, it's just this website is bearish cynical and filled with negative energy people.

The depressed angy degenerate gambling white incel mindset. Everything sucks the world is against me im a powerless worm and nothing is my fault so imma gamble my few $$ on some dumb shit stock.

Pmg and gme and bbbybbq+ are even worse. But it gives hope this is your competition in life
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>>62791966
I like zitron and I think he's unintentionally funny but this is literally not true
most of the chips are being deployed and the only ones sitting in warehouses are long lead orders for data centers that haven't been built yet but go look up how many have been built in the US and how many are being built
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>>62791972
i know i'm just joking about how if anyone dares point out there is an absolutely massive bubble full of goofy companies, they will "ai is here to stay! i use it every day to make my bullshit powerpoints for work! therefore 35 trillion dollar tam is real!"
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>>62791972
>Neither is NBIS or IREN
I noticed you specifically didn't mention GRRR
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>>62791954
interest rates don't matter if you never plan on paying it back.
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>>62791953
if you have ever had a serious rat infestation, you'd change your mind. with a little more hygiene, I agree it's peak
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>>62791949
it feels like they're buying sectors aggressively and simultaneously selling the index, so the authorized participants have to sell whatever isn't getting bought, like tamping down the index while boiling over a sector and pressure has to be released. as for the russell, i think that's just being left out to dry, it's not heavy on the ai theme nor is it quality and it's filled with unprofitable companies sensitive to interest rates. index multiples have compressed though and when they take the lid off of things i think the market will have a good and stable run.
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>>62791960
How many of you actually understand semiconductors? In the near future, every major company will build custom chips—or dedicated accelerator blocks—tailored to their specific LLM algorithms. This custom silicon will become their ultimate trade secret and competitive moat.
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Oilsisters, I don't feel so good.
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>>62791505
What's with the rosary meme? Some guy was doing it out load in my office building this week. Fucking pedos army or some shit?
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>>62791981

I don't even acknowledge the existence of $200M market cap companies desu. they don't live in the real world.
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>>62791973
Figuring out what people want and need and then offering them that for a profit takes time, money, and money. That's 2 too many things.
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>>62791979
The issue is they aren't plugged in. There literally isn't enough power. Hence why they've been coping with the gas turbines which aren't mean to run 24/7

Like, Oracle is using trucks to keep the turbines running because they can't get power yet. Do you have any idea how absurdly expensive that is? Their margins are absolutely fucked
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>>62791978
>nothing is my fault
But nothing is my fault... I AM.... MADE..... IN THE IMAGE...... OF GOD!
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>>62791992
>>62791979
Shit's fucked.
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>>62791987
holy shit he even tacoed on russian sanctions? man this guy is just a joke
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>>62791986
more like apple will just put it in ur mac pro
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>>62791995
Only 4 times
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>>62791992
I don't disagree
neoclouds are a joke business and the hyperscalers are obviously using them as their debt cum socks
that doesn't disprove the entire business model thoughbeit and I think when trump is done/killed off they will quietly lift all of the sovereign bullshit restrictions and allow china to bear the energy load
either that or we all need to be long copper
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>>62791987
This is very good news for oil baggies. Trump keeps delivering
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>>62791992

>using debt to keep the lights on in a building that just creates more debt while you lay off 60% of your staff

amazin
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>>62791996
I hope we get a quadruple taco to cause a massive pump before the midterms in a futile attempt to retain control of the senate.
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>>62791995
be mindful of your language darling, it will help.
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I'm transitioning all of my tech short stocks fully into more fertilizers and oil/refinement next week I think. You really can't lose. Also phillip morris purely on vibes
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>>62791995
>>62791995
>Shit's fucked

Not really thats probably a miniscule expense
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>>62792003
ORCL is by far the dumbest hyperscaler. Who even pays them for anything? Its on the same level as MSTR. Maybe worse.
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How did none of you realize that this was the only possible outcome for AI five years ago? I told everyone this would happen for five fucking years and I was endlessly mocked.
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>>62792004
the market will probably tank man 2008 happened in october right before the election lmao also someone on here said black friday in the 80s also october surprise, i think it's about to be over
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>>62792010
>I told everyone this would happen for five fucking years and I was endlessly mocked.
and how were your returns during this period?
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>megachurch cog in the machine thinking he has access to power from above or below
>advises others on which gates to use while never actually even being able to recognize one
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>>62792014
Horrible, because the market is controlled by demonic retards that refuse to acknowledge reality until the entire economy is fucked.
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>>62791995
love you still. have a good weekend. i'm headed to the gym.
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>>62792009
Who pays oracle?
Pretty sure OpenAI does
Who pays OpenAI? Uhhhhhh
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>>62791999
>let's shut down all our nuclear, tax our oil companies into the grave and blowup the cheap gas pipeline from russia

The EU is a suicide cult
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>>62792010
we all know ai is wack but i bought nvidia back before anyone heart of an llm, i just saw tensorflow and pytorch only worked with nvidia cuda so i loaded up lol also i bought google after they bought youtube as a video search synergy, if they happened to have a frontier lab, well i can't help it.
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Is it over for the USA? What citizenship should I get to avoid this humiliation? Being American will be like being German in 1946
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>>62792017

>knows the market is retarded
>still bets against it
>loses his money

who is the bigger retard?
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>>62792019
invest in a home gym and teach your mom to squat
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>>62791992
Oh hey I recognize those stacks
those are Jenbacher natural gas engines
I inspect those at work a few times a year
Unreliable pieces of shit
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>>62792010
do you also piss before unzipping your pants?
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>>62792022

to be fair they had a pipeline direct from Russia and then glowniggers from the US blew it up
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>>62792017
>I know everything past present and future
>yes I am broke why did you ask?

Many such cases
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>>62792025
>war within the next 24 hours
lmao ya right how many times have we heard this fake ass shit
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>>62792027
our gym is in our condo, i am coaching my mom on bench press. she maintains that she can't squat but occasionally she does assisted bodyweight stuff. she's exercise resistant though and 72 years old now so i don't think she's ever going to, although i try to encourage it.
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>>62792036
>i am coaching my mom on bench press
ok pretty based. i'll allow it.
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>>62792035
Not this time though. Israel election is like the 27th and Bibi needs a win. The Jews think he is too moderate and soft on the Muslim
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>>62792026
>>62792029
>>62792034
I am literally a published AI researcher with AI hardware patents. I knew that AI could never turn a profit after trying to turn one of my side projects into a business and seeing firsthand how impossible it was to make a profitable AI company. For half a fucking decade I have had absolute fucking retards call me a luddite for missing out on the bubble. None of you can know the weight of this feel.
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>>62791872
Same, but it was weeks ago. I wanted it to look through tables from genetic research and it couldn't do shit. Actually, it gave me wrong info all the time. That's all from one exchange.
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>>62792025
the fuck?
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>>62792041

>blahblahblah

you bought puts? dude don't do that that's how you get fucked in the ass

>but blahblabalhalbalbahl

dude seriously stop buying puts. maybe a little hedge if index's are at ATH you can get like a 90DTE 5% out of the money put or some shit but if you are just buying random puts on shit just stop dude
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>>62792041
go publish deez nuts nerd
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>>62792044

bombing pickaxe mountain would do zero damage and would just be a publicity stunt. if they actually asked if it was okay to do a PR stunt this shit is unbelieveably fake and gay and wouldn't surprise me at all
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>>62792045
>dude seriously stop buying puts.
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>>62792044
>Can I bomb you?
>Nope
> :(
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>>62792047
Yeah, I mean, I remember the attack on the empty US base by Iran that also seemed to have been based somewhat of an agreement. But that was before this "actual" war started. Back then the situation was a bit different.
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>>62792015
>gates
>others
where do you see those at?
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>>62792045
>>62792046
I will win in the end, and all of the fucking retards that traded against me will eternally regret knowingly inflating the bubble even larger instead of letting it pop.
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>>62792053

they are in the sewers under las vegas. its why so many people go missing down there
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>>62792049
>that finish doesn't work for me brother
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>>62792033
Sounds like the EU shut it down even before it was blown up. And lmao sabotaged by the EUs new junior partner canada. What a bunch of traitorous cunts

>Nord Stream 2 was halted on February 22, 2022 — two days before the invasion — when Olaf Scholz's government withheld its operating license after Vladimir Putin recognized the Ukrainian separatist regions of Donetsk and Luhansk as independent. This was in line with a joint US–German warning from February 7 that the project would be killed if Russia invaded.

Nord Stream 1 was then strangled in stages after the invasion:

Post-invasion (Feb–May 2022): Flows continued but were reduced, partly because EU sanctions complicated Gazprom's payments.
June 2022: Gazprom cut flows by ~60%, blaming a Siemens Energy turbine stuck in Canada for repairs. Canada's sanctions on Russia had blocked its return. Germany dismissed this as a political excuse.
Late July 2022: Flows dropped to just 20% of capacity. Canada eventually granted a sanctions waiver to return the turbine, but Gazprom refused to take it back, demanding additional paperwork.
August 31, 2022: Gazprom shut the pipeline down for "maintenance," then declared the shutdown indefinite, citing an oil leak at the compressor station.
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>>62791967
>>62791966
If AI actually does completely replace human intelligence then hardware will be worth more than gold. There will just be no way to compete unless you build your own datacenter.
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>>62792028
Neat anon I didn't know that about those stacks
I know a old coal stack that you might call reliable over 120 years of serviceable life if you count the last 90 years of it not exhausting anything but doing other stuff as added value. When I was a kid I thought it was a big salami
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>>62792027
I'll teach your mom to squat
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>>62792025
>more war bullshit
>No retaliation request denied
Do markets even care at this point? This is a the definition of a nothing burger
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>>62792041
Lmao, sorry bro.

BTW that Ajac guy was some prettyboy meathead personal trainer somehow transitioned into an industrialist running a startup nitrogen company.

You can just do things
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>>62792025
>iran forces in a state of complete readiness
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rb4CTZjHCNg


I used to be an AI denier until the navier stokes and other big math nukes openai dropped. That broke me. Now I can only really see a few ways this is going to play out long term.

1) AI makes old jobs obsolete but creates a lot of new jobs in the process. I'm thinking stuff like professional AI baby sitter/auditor. A task where millions of humans are needed to do shit like parse AI output or keep tabs and report on what they are doing. As a specific example that already exists, the role of a mathematician changing from someone who tries to write papers and solve original problems into one who tries to decipher/verify AI results into usable math. But in this scenario something similar extends to all corners of society and life. In this outcome capitalism can still exist, even if they are really no more lawyers, doctors, scientists, engineers, accountants or anything else in the traditional sense anymore.

2) Jobs as we know it start to cease to exist. People make money to survive by holding stock in companies that pay them dividends. The companies use AI to do basically everything and all services get automated. This is essentially the UBI outcome. I don't know how capitalism can survive this outcome ultimately. I don't know what comes next, i never thought i would ever say this as i always thought capitalism would be the only viable economic system for the next 1000 years but I can now see it's ultimate death approaching in the rear view mirror because of what these fucking chatbots are ultimately going to do to our civilization.

Either way, people aren't ready for whats coming
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>>62792069
>1 post by this ID
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>>62792064
I'll give your mom the opportunity to show off the squats she is already expert at.
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>>62791872
they aren't giving you the models with intelligence, for obvious reasons
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>>62792065
I hope oil will dump. I sold like half of my oil this week expecting Trump to do some price repression because November contract is coming to an end. If they want to cover their positions, they need to do flash crash, which they did every single month so far. Missed the bull run today because Trump is incompetent
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I need a jamboy for a tee time in the morning, will tip 10 shares of GRRR. Any jamboys available short notice?
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>>62792041
You do realize you could be rich as fuck with that pedigree either founding or being engineering talent at a startup. Why the fuck would you walk away from the ability to raise an AI startup seed round, regardless of long term likely viability.
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>>62792068
got queequeg up in this bitch
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>>62792010
>goes up 1000% in 5 years
>goes down 5%
>"see i was right all along"
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>>62792069
Humanity spent centuries worshipping capitalism, convinced that labor would always be the price of survival. Now we're building machines that could make human labor obsolete entirely.

In one scenario, we're reduced to babysitting AI. In the other, we become economically useless while the owners of AI inherit the kingdom and decide how much of its wealth we deserve.

The real horror isn't an AI uprising. It's a world where nobody needs to enslave humanity because humanity is no longer useful enough to employ.

And the most delicious irony? We're building our own replacements, racing each other to do it faster, and calling it progress.

The machines don't need to hate us. They just need to stop needing us.
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>>62792069
If you were broken because you learned something you didn't know, maybe there's other stuff you don't know yet that could break you again and we can find out some new different ways it can play out long term. Those two are good I guess but it sounds like you can be squeezed for more a little bit here. I'm willing to try that first before just accepting those are my only 2 though don't wanna be greedy but I don't have to choose yet do I
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>>62792080
I didn't want to touch oil this week. In fact I might have gotten away with a quick cheeky short scalp under $94 for a few hundred us dollarinos. The vix finally spiking above its 200 day MA could be meaningful though or could be another opportunity to short with scott and the boys like you said...
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Huh? Do you niggas think we're crahsing? Is this babby's first red day?
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>>62792105
SPY has plummeted to levels not seen since two weeks prior. Many are calling it the end of capitalism alltogether
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>>62792097
I'm responding to a NIGGER or a JEW
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what would you guys do if you 31 years old and hadn't been enrolled in ~3 years but only had 2 terms to graduate with major in either pure math or cs, had $30k in existing loans, $15k of unpaid credit card debt in collections, and you were also really depressed with exceedingly low execution function and higher highs on the monthly bodyfat

asking for a friend
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Did you guys saw the last great idea by Nvidia and blackrock? Loans backed by GPUs. Blackrock CEO calls it the new "mortgage".
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>>62792108
For each -0,10% Trump's chances to win midterms go down by 1%
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>>62792113
Let me know when they are backed by GPU futures
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>>62792111
you probably need to deal with that 15k first anon
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>>62792105
Step away from the chart and look at the macro fundamentals across the entire market, everything is converging for a massive clusterfuck. Coreweave corporate bind yields and credit default swaps alone are enough to tank the market, nevermind dollar/10 year yields spiking, oil/energy spiking, real estate foreclosures rising, korea and indonesia stock markets collapsing, sector rotation into XLP spiking, VIX spiking and everything else thats making headlines over the past week.
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>>62792111
i would go beg for a job at costco, chick fil a, or in n out and work there for 4 years and be content with making close to 6 figs. then VOO and chill and retire in the 60s if i aggressively invest
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>>62792114
Ok but how will that affect you personally?
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>>62792119
I get to laugh
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>>62792111
Your friend need to smoke less weed, hit the gym, and finish his degree ASAP unless he is in an extremely good non-graduate role. If it comes to bankruptcy they can take your friend's stuff but they cannot take any investments he makes into his education or his body. Good luck to your friend.
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>>62792120
the DemonRats have pledged to outlaw all such unsanctioned buffoonery
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>>62792111
Digits checked
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>>62792117

Coreweave has a $100 billions order backlog from Microsoft and openai. Also, Nvidia pledged to buy back the unused GPUs.
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>>62792111
idk nigga call Dave Ramsey
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>>62792111
I'd listen to what your friend had to say and that's what nobody else did
also just do pushups until you stop being a sad little faggot, it works
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even pokemon cards are crashing
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>>62792111
omg you know math?! hows about $300k starting?
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>>62792118
>>62792121
>>62792123
I can deal with the $15k, it's the nature of it that bothers me. My landlord broke into my place and threw away or had scrappers take tens of thousands of dollars of my stuff (like, $20k+) that I purchased while loanmaxxing during Biden's inauguration because I was running a business that was 10x'ing.

So that $20k cost me like.. too much to even mention. We were on track for year 2 revenue of $200-300k. I lost all my customers and had to drop out :(

Now I just have all the debt. It's not fair and it's really depressing. It's really hard to go to work to pay off debt someone else incurred for me. My business plan was calculated and I I got all my equipment cheap, I would've just sold it normally had I gone out of business.
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>>62792121
>and finish his degree ASAP
Problem is, if he was truly any good at those subjects he either A) would already have the degree instead of being an ADHD goy or B) already have the job and not need the degree...
Taking on more debt to be a C student at a state school isn't sound investment advice imo.
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i just realized something. the biggest government spending is social security. what would be the perfect excuse to abolish social security? if the retirement age disappeared. and why would that happen? because AI will solve aging and everyone will essentially work forever.

can anyone refute this
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>>62792129
stop smoking meth and hoarding garbage
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>>62792130
>would already have the degree instead of being an ADHD
I only got free school once I was financially independent, at 24 y/o. 28 y/o was my age of graduation if I hadn't dropped out.

the latter point depends on networking, which I sacrificed for my business. I was a good student, pure math is hard too.
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>>62792130
>Taking on more debt to be a C student at a state school isn't sound investment advice imo
I'd elevate that statement above opinion status
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>>62792124
Thats awesome and all but the market is communicating through Credit Default Swaps that Coreweave has a greater than 50% chance of defaulting on its debt (with their corporate bond yields now currently sitting at 15%) within the next 5 years.
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>>62792133
ok, done. that one was easy I liked it. im actually looking into vanlife
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>>62792132
the government is primarily old fucks and they'll sacrifice the youth before cutting their own bennies
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>>62792130
He's close to graduating. GPA comes off resume and then almost no one asks about it a few years after graduating. It's a low marginal investment at this point, even if it was a mistake to start in the first place, sunk cost is a thing.

No way is it turning into a good immediate post grad job in this situation but you never know when it will open doors or make them easier to walk through later in life and he's almost done.
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>>62792069
I feel like UBI might be possible just to simply stop complete revolt, but on the other hand the rich absolutely hate us and will probably want to wipe us out eventually.
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https://youtu.be/DRrxFX1wfFg?si=pYMNjaYQFoDQH3mw&t=642
>you will never have a tunnel gf
why even live
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Every time SPY fell 3% last year or QQQ fell 4%, it was a dip buying oppertunity. You’d see people freak out on /pol/ which was the buy signal.

No buy signal this time. Gets me worried. I need a nice big bounce on AI stocks.
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>>62792085
Because the real winners always take everything after the scanmers, grifters, and psychopaths get blown up in the bubble of their own making. It's a tale as old as time. There are 10+ different companies offering the same product right now with zero pricing power.
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>>62792145
Thanks, it's close to graduating so the sunk cost is already paid. No one really gets it, it just sucks. I was actually interested in my subjects and got kicked out of the house at 18 so was pretty proud to come from white trash and have a business, white collar degree all in my hands then it was rug pulled from now I have a bunch of debt.
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>>62792145
My family are mostly felons by the way and I made the insanely stupid mistake of renting a house from one and scaling a business there, buying machines worth 5 figs and again came home to scrappers taking it. Business partner left the next year, next thing I know I'm fat and have bad credit and about to live out of my car.
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>>62792153
Lmao, you should have stopped them dumbass
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>>62792145
I agree with your take overall. It's about making the most of a (now) bad situation. It's hard to move forward when you're so ashamed. I was on top of the world before.

It has been really difficult for me to transition from thinking I had internships lined up and ability to harvest my businesses ~$150k net in second year. I thought I'd be buying a house 2024. Now I have bad credit and living out of my car, cuz people stole from me.

>>62792153
I couldn't have. They took my private banking paperwork anyway too and modified the lease. I called the police, emailed the county, etc, they wouldn't do anything. Sometimes you just fucking lose unless you'll shoot
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>>62792157
>couldn't h
meant for >>62792154

it's funny to you it's Patrick Bateman anger to me for decades
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>>62792145
>you never know when it will open doors or make them easier to walk through later in life and he's almost done
Any doors my college degrees may have opened for me closed once I received my own capital and definitely closed once I started posting here... That being said it was the right financial decision for me personally...
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>>62791995
it should have been date night for us. every night could be really. i wish you'd forgive me, tell me what's wrong, i'd make it better, i'm a problem solver and a heart mender above anything else, i'll amaze you if you let me. love you always.
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>>62792129
if you could have made immaginary 300k dollars on 20k stuff there is zero reason you cant do it right now on no cash
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new

>>62792164
>>62792164
>>62792164
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>>62792153
wtf "machines" did you buy
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>>62791995
please babe listen to him
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>>62791992
As long as the monthly GPU bill gets paid that's all I care about... And it WILL be paid!
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>>62792127
How is that even possible?
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>>62792151
Why should that stop you if you can pull a raise off as a founder or get hired at a good cash salary in addition to equity? Dance while the music is playing my man, you might find a chair when it stops that you didn't expect to, even if it's the kiddie chair and not the throne.

>>62792153
Business getting dragged down by bad partners or family is a tail old as time. Good news is "I dropped out to pursue a business opportunity, the business went under because I took the risk of being underinsured and got robbed, then I went back and completed school" is really not the worst personal narrative ever in an interview. People love hiring entrepreneurs / failed founders (at least in tech), it's correlated with good workers.
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>>62792168
she hears. she has her heart in chains though. the battle is with herself.
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>>62792167
horse machines
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>>62792000
>neoclouds are a joke business
You mean my company called Gorilla Technology Group (ticker GRRR) isn't a serious company?
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>>62792167
this nigga was cooking meth
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>>62791971
That's a fucking cool idea, absolute genius, even. We should call this product a "subprime"
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>>62792012
Wanna know how I know 2008 isn't going to happen? Because I'm positioned for it to happen.
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>>62792162
Like I said, my partners left, and I lost customers during the sudden loss and rebuild attempt. I spent as much as I owe on the rebuild. didn't work

>>62792167
expensive ones

>>62792176
>the business went under because I took the risk of being underinsured and got robbed
It wasn't like that though is my point, it wasn't robbery. I was prepared for robbery.

>failed founders (at least in tech), it's correlated with good workers.
I've just had trouble figuring out how to market the failure like that
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>first time using a paper straw
I HATE IT. IT FEELS DRY AND STICKS TO MY LIPS. YOU BETTER GET THE PLASTIC STRAWS IN STOCK NEXT WEEK
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>>62792176
I don't know where I got moxy or positivity from before but I'm getting it from your post. The reasoning for me doesn't really matter, yes IMHO it was bonkers, it is tough to lose the accomplishments of your 20s and be a hobo with a poor credit instead all due things outside of your control

its just hard to bounce back, that business was my child; it'd let'd me have one. And it and I were doing so well. I'm a crab now.
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>>62792111

the guy I lived with in college maxed out a bunch of credit cards and just told them he didn't have any money and they just stopped calling him.

he is a lawyer now.
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>>62792176
>Business getting dragged down by
>>62792162
>if you could have made immaginary 300k
be honest, have you ever actually been on the opposite side of the law or justice? do you know what that's like?
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>>62792212
yeah I mean that's where I'm at now desu, considering grad school top offs like that, but it's not the path I built for myself. And that's hard to deal with.

I built my life around not being wage by 32 and never working a dead end job, these are pillars of my 20s, now through actions of others I do them and am a slave

you don't have to agree, not everyone has their ACH numbers stolen by their landlord, but it's a goddamn black swan. I thought I was so preapred
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>>62792224

>blaming others for all your own problems
>being fat

these two things are your biggest problems. work on these.
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>>62792228
shut up, roidtranny
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>>62792231
fatty fat fat fat
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>>62792233
As if burning fat wasn't easy with steroids, you retarded faggot got burned too hard by the sun
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>>62792228
this is something my situation has led me to hardship with, achilles

I've been GOMAD + IIFYM + IF since scoob was posting on teen forums

I qualified for junior nationals for oly lifts

yes I got fat, and don't like it. I've had to deal with hardships no one else can relate to
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>>62792062
Lmao
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>>62792242
Since he's roiding his judgment on that is irrelevant.

It's as if somebody on XTC is mocking somebody for only dancing 1-2 hours.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Um-W9-IxMFU
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>>62792247
Sorry I've touched too much grass to understand you

ZyZZ!
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>>62792252
no clue what you mean
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>>62792254
>>62792247
SAME I DON'T KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS
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>>62792201
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Y'all niggas poor
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>>62792343
>you wont get another entry
>everybody is doing it

anon.. you are a midwit. you are right and wrong at the same time. you should buy the dip here but you should also always be ready to sell and realize gains because this shit isnt "the next coming of Jesus" or whatever you true believer retards keep shilling.

this shit is just like COVID when the world moved lockstep to print money. now the world is moving lockstep in the next scam to print money just to prop up the nations GDP with fake "growth". we don't have enough organic growth to show good GDP numbers so they just have a bunch of tech faggots mailing boxes of memory sticks back and forth to empty warehouses with no electricity hooked up to them and writing it down as trillions in economic growth.

Even trump refered to the whole scam as "the golden goose"

>plot of golden goose
>a kind hearted man named SIMPLETON is rewarded with a magical golden goose
>greedy people pluck its feathers



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