>just buy at the price we tell you to goy and stop complaining
>>109378407Kike cries out in pain as he strikes you.
>>109378407He's right since the US market is overinflated and also chinese labor is too cheap
>>109378407>>109378457Even Canada and European countries ban Chinese goods to protect their industries.Suddenly tariffs aren't so bad.
>>109378478>>109378457>>109378443>>109378407free trade only matter when it's US is superior product being exported around the world.Once US domination is gone, Free trade is bad, and tariffs good.It's no longer american products being made in an other country giving america profits, it became china products.
>sanjay mehrotraoh ffs
>>109378478>>109378493I always was protectionist and I'm not American. I also denounce the Talmud. Christ is king!
>>109378493none of these tech companies are US they are all korean and aiwan. the only hing he Us exports and spurts about is spyware and manipulationware like google, shitter, azure and facebook along with cloudslop
michael burry doubled his short positio on micron, btw.
>>109378547>the only hing he Us exports and spurts about is spyware and manipulationware like google, shitter, azure and facebook along with cloudslopSome how people think European tech companies would be better and more secure with data than American companies. I've seen plenty support the news that the EU wants its own Palantir.
>>109378407How about you actually build more production capability then.
>>109378584>I've seen plenty support the news that the EU wants its own Palantir.The GDPR is designed so companies can't make money off user data without the user accepting it (unless it's not PII). Working directly for the state is not considered in that case since you're not selling the data
>>109378443fpbp
>>109378443>Kikesaar I am an American CEO now do the needful and buy Micron
>>109378565Didn't he sell his short position on Telsa a while ago?
>>109378666don't know. he opened his short when tesla was at $416 (now at $313)
>>109378687In late 2020 he had a short when Tesla was $210 or so. It spiked to $300 a few months later and stayed there for two years.
>>109378407Fuck off, jeet
>>109378407But Micron builds their fabs fucking everywhere.
>>109378407saar do not redeem the china manufacturing plants leave it to only indi- I mean the us!
>>109378702he opened a short position on 31 march 2021 when tesla was at $660 ($222 after split)18 may of that year Tesla closed at $561 ($187 after split)i don't know when he closed his position but he could have done a good little profit.
>>109378610
The best would be 100000 million percent tariff for everyone who isn't part of the RAM cartel of the big 3.
>>109378407No. I only buy old stuff these days, zero interest in new tech, the quality is gone see nvidua cards in flames and intel 14th gen and 1200 watt psus delivering was in the 100s over retardedly thin wires and cases belting out electronics killing heat like fan heaters
>>109378610>The GDPR isyou gotta be a fucking retard to actually believe any of that legislation is meant you protect you, fucking retard. it's a tool used to fine companies uncomfortable to the EU commie regime
>>109378407>we want capitalism!>*china offers product cheaper*>NO NOT THAT CAPITALISM!!!People who still refuse to see that we left capitalism behind us a long time ago and are ever since living in corporatism and cronyism, are fucking drones.
>>109378407If labor has to compete internationally, then so do the companies.
>>109378610>The GDPR isThe GDPR is a law where small companies can get fines several times larger than all their income, while big companies will get 3% of their income at most. Try to guess who could possibly benefit the most from such a law.
>>109379223amd hardware is still fine9070xt might be worth getting in 3 years once they're down to $250 a piece
>>109381184is there any good progress on replacing amd running cuda shit?
Even when it was the Jews I knew it was Injuns
>>109378407the indian shut down two major consumer lines.He isn't good for America.
>>109381054>>109381169>therefore we should abolish every privacy protection lawsok, shlomo
>>109378407How does he figure? I thought they were already selling everything they make years into the future with no plans to spin up more production capacity? Seems like opening the memory market to the Chinese would make no difference to whatever Micron is doing.
>>109383795It's an attempt to shut down any attempt by the plebian slave class from getting tech that allows them to create their own LLMs Also a failing attempt to maintain a monopoly.It's already too late. They've 100% lost all trust from the consumer market and large tech companies who depend on the consumer market. Their only chance, their only hope, is to beg the us government to create tariffs...that will in fact work for large american corporations, but fail miserably in stopping cheap chinese memory from being sold through the black and grey markets.Once they are proven to be just as good or worse cheap and good enough and reliable with the murricans it's over for them. It won't take long for consumer tech companies to start using that tech in things they sell OUTSIDE of the US and it's vassal states.
>>109378493Actually Americans used tariffs many times in the 1800s even when they were the world’s dominant exporter.
>>109381169>But muh maximum punishment
>>109384021>It's an attempt to shut down any attempt by the plebian slave class from getting tech that allows them to create their own LLMsThis. It's a clever trick used to restrict access to compute for plebs.
>>109384454>Didn't work out well then, either.
>>109378519You're a canaanite storm demon worshipper on top of retarding the economic literacy of modern societyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Tariff_of_1828
>>109378407>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjNpRbNdR7E
>>109386494>Gets so mad about Christ that he doesn't understand the rest of my postsGo on now, Satan. I got better things to do