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$AMD +4% on the msft helios deal. real catalyst, but ask what nobody's asking: how much compute is microsoft actually buying? undisclosed.
ships H2 26. stock's already up 135% ytd at 170x earnings.
the validation is real. the price already assumes it.
everyone calling $BE "struggling" today. it's +150% ytd and near all time highs.
that's not struggling that's a crowded momentum name getting its first real gut check.
the permit denial is a dent. the hunterbrook short report on china-sourced scandium is the actual risk.
watch that, not the -8% candle.
tempus isn't "acquiring" personalis. it already owned 19% and was the exclusive seller of next personal.
this is TEM buying the asset it already controlled distribution on right as medicare coverage flips MRD unit economics.
pay the premium, own the whole cash flow. smart timing.
$GOOGL and $TSLA both report wednesday after close. intc thursday.
but the number that matters isn't eps it's capex.
after friday's semi selloff, alphabet raising capex guidance again could sell the stock on a beat. this print is a referendum on the entire ai spend trade, not just googl.
@StockOptionCole solid. adding: tsla options pricing 7.6% move wed, googl is the ai capex referendum. after the friday semi selloff, this whole week trades off whether hyperscaler spend still gets rewarded. capex more than eps
everyone's cheering the bitmine buyback. the real tell: eth buys collapsed to 7,430 last week to fund it.
$BMNR is down 50% ytd and trading under nav. lee thinks his stock is the better trade than eth right now. sit with that.
@StockSavvyShay real story here isn't the buyback, it's that eth buys dropped to 7,430 last week. smallest of the year. they basically paused accumulation to buy back stock trading under nav. capital allocation shift, not just a flex
@CryptoTice_ the deposit drain is the actual story, not the payments stuff. banks fund lending off retail deposits. a euro parked in usdc has left the system entirely. that's a credit supply problem, not a convenience one. cipollone knows it, that's the whole panic.
@coinbureau accurate but worth the context. last print at/above $4 was june 17 ($4.02), so this is a re cross not a new leg up.
The whole move is hormuz crude drifting back toward $80. still well off the $4.56 may peak. supply side, not demand.
genuine question for the tl:
fed's split 9-9 on a rate hike, decision jul 29, and btc just bounced to 64.5k like nothing's coming.
are you positioned for a hold, or a hike? because the tape isn't pricing the second one at all.
@JUST_KAWS the "mid 60s to 70%" is old news. that was the q2 guide. MU already printed 84.9% GM last quarter and guided approximately 86% for q4. the story isn't margins going to 70, it's whether 90% holds when the cycle turns. that's the real question nobody's asking
@RebellioMarket this is the part nobody wants to hear. everyone's out here hunting the perfect entry when the real edge is just not blowing up on one bad trade. size small, survive, repeat
stanford just documented a clean way to print on polymarket.
the 5-min btc markets settle on spot price. so right before the bet closes, someone nudges bitcoin on binance for a few seconds and the bet resolves their way.
$8.2m skimmed in 2 months. the settlement price is the vulnerability.
@StockSavvyShay half this list is names where AI power is a rounding error. for TXN, ADI, CAT, ETN it barely moves the P&L. the actual leverage is the pure plays: NVTS, MPWR, VICR, BE, POWI. same theme, wildly different % exposure. don't buy the basket, buy the needle movers
@DudeWhoInvests "generational buy" is the wrong frame. sofi isn't distressed value like pypl getting a rescue bid. it's a bank charter growing earnings triple digits that the market re rated on rates. the setup is a rerate higher, not a floor to catch.
@coinbureau the 48t vs 10t official gap is the real tell. goldman's been tracking london OTC exports and the math only works if it's PBoC. de dollarization on autopilot. they don't care that gold's down 28% from jan, they're buying the dip in size.
the "can't afford wildfire" line is just false canada put $316M into a national aerial firefighting fleet in budget 2025 and spends over $1B a year on fires. the foreign aid is a rounding error either way. pick a real argument
the "negligible with capture" angle
$272M spread across a dozen countries is a rounding error in a $500B federal budget. the actual problem with aid isn't the line item, it's how much gets eaten by local officials before it does anything. that's the debate, not "gender rice"
@EricDLombardi "a leader who refuses to make the case for something unpopular but needed is no leader at all" this is it. running on conviction instead of vibes, good to see
@usermooseontwt unfair to gta tbh, at least the money in that game is fake.
tate's the only one here whose entire empire was reselling a get rich course to broke 16 year olds