Definitely not a bubble this is normal and expected market behavior
whats the problem with beign a bubble? the moment pops it will asure wich companies are worthy
>>108919161problem, anon?
>>108919168it gives funds that could have gone to other sectors of the economy to grifters it is wasteful and it could cause a financial crash
>>108919181personally ? no i didn't got pumped and dumped
>>108919168>whats the problem with beign a bubble?People are kinda funny, they don't know that current model of the economy is based on such bubbles, it is a fundamental part of it.I'm not an expert on that, but it is very likely that it is a similar mechanism to teh inflation. Inflation forces people to spend money, because if you leave them in the closet they lose value.In a similar way bubble popping make large amounts of money disappear. Well, not exactly. More like RoI do not appear, despite promises. When that happens, when the realisation comes, the bubble is popped officially.But until then all kinda people with a lot of money would throw them in that general direction that promises big RoI, many Xs. Usually those are people who made a lof of money from already having a lot of money. You know, those who make their money work 24/7 due to inflation. Because they are so good with that, they accumulate large amount of it. And these bubbles kinda help teh economy regulate these people out of being filthy rich. Since they mostly just use loopholes, they won't be able to make it again. They only know how to make money from a lot of money and cheating. Not from doing any kind of business.So what do you think anon? Is this too instrumental and autistic of an approach to interpret processes in teh economy?
>>108919161two weeks
>>108919185>funds that could have gone to otherCommunist detected.
>>108919246What you're describing in the first two sentences is the regular ebb-and-flow, up-and-down of the market. A period of growth followed by a period of relative stagnation. That is normal and healthy for the economy.A bubble is not that, it is a single sector of the economy getting rapidly overinflated past all reason and common sense, then collapsing rapidly. This won't only crash its respective market segment, but also have massive negative downstream effects, as many of the largest market players lose a ton of money, layoffs begin, consumer goods grow more expensive and interest rates are jacked up.We've seen that exact thing happen in 2008 and the same will happen soon. Maybe by the end of this year, maybe the next year, but eventually it will come down, it will come down hard, and the common taxpayer will be bent over and fucked raw with no lube
>>108919161What the fuck is a hyperscaler? What does that last sentence even mean? "Compete with the world's largest hyperscalers"? What the fuck is this, dude?
>>108919802asking chatgpt would have taken you less time than posting your ignorance for all to see
>>108919826I would rather be called every possible slur by a human here, than have smoke blown up my ass by the most sophisticated autocomplete bot.
>>108919802sounds like a buzzword to get venture capital.
>>108919802Hyperscaler= huge fuckin data centers It seems this corpo is selling their current dc floorspace to AIfags. This platform has worse numbers than shit like Twitch, so it's a good move to get away from it. That being said a mid sized video content host likely doesn't have enough infrastructure to be considered a hyperscaler. So this move actually involves asking papa Blackrock for financing and pumping their stock price simultaneously.
>>108919802Hyperscalers are the bad companies that are so big that it's literally impossible to compete with them. For example, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, etc. I used to work for a small cloud company. In the end, we gave up because it literally isn't possible to match prices with a company that sells its services all over the world and pays zero tax when all you have is one building.
>>108919372more likefive minutes
>>108919211After learning how to trade I see this chart totally differently.Some lucky bastards made a lot of money.
>>108919161There is no bubble, there is a new reality and it will be much, much worse because the robotics industry is still in its infancy.
>>108919161they say this until they get the bill for said compute and then promptly shit themselves at the horrible mistake they've made. every company getting massive bills now are pulling out of AI.
>>108919211> another day another rugpullnever trust the hype
>>108919181>>108919211>>108922260How do people fall for this shit? Why would they think a shoe company suddenly pivoting to AI was going anywhere?
>>108922442Yes, it is massive bubble. It is just sunk cost fallacy in action trying to solve the issue with brute force.
>hyperscaler
>>108924296I don't think the investors actually believe the business will take off. They're just gaming the stock market like shitcoins, expecting a value jump and then getting off before the others trying to do the same thing
use more AI sisters
its not a bubble until everyone stops calling it a bubble
