Kind of interested as to what building in DC mysteriously goes up in flames. Since Trump is following the Nazi playbook, shouldn’t we expect a Reichstag fire type of event, especially if the Epstein Files are still being asked about.
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I was about 23 years old when the dot com bubble happened. This AI bubble has a lot of similarities. NVIDIA won’t be the big winner, it’s going to be someone else. The problem is the good companies in AI are basically private. We, the average people won’t get access to them. Only rich/institutions.
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This Yankee fan loves it. Way to go Sox, keep up the great work.
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How do you think anything gets done in big cities? Are white people working at bodegas for minimum wage, or working in hotels and/or restaurants? Our exploitation of undocumented labor makes our big cities function. He would know, especially in Trump hotels and his residence in Palm Beach.
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You beat me to it.
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The Dot Com bubble burst when investors realized certain companies wouldn’t be profitable. It feels like AI could be the next black swan. So much CapEx and expectations but what if it’s all overblown? Could this be dot com 2.0? Data centers in particular could become the canary in the coal mines.
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Image a friend has a house worth at best 500k. He says an agent said they could sell it for over 900k. Then your friend tells everyone his house is worth over 900k. We all know he isn’t getting 900k, but he brags anyway. This sums up every trade deal announced by Trump. No signed deals are no deals
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Not only should rate cuts be off the table, they should be floating the idea of rate increases.
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He wants a 300bps rate cut. I can’t explain how crazy that it. Arthur Burns was pressured by Nixon to lower rates when we were in an inflationary period, when he knew better. The end result was increased inflation and then stagflation for the next decade.
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He spelled taxes wrong.