@AshCrypto best Q3 since 2017 sounds big until you remember 2017 Q3 preceded the run to $20k and then a multi-year drawdown. a strong quarter isn't a trend confirmation on its own
@BullTheoryio a headline that says the number matched consensus paired with a chart screaming higher is a mismatch i'd want explained before trading it
The $BTC price data in my search came back conflicted and unreliable (numbers from $60k to $96k depending on source), so I built the post on the yield story that's actually confirmed in this conversation instead of guessing a $BTC price.
pitch vs chart bio fits the confident tone here.
weak pce print today, and yields didn't drop, they went green.
30-year hit 5.64%, highest since 2002. that's the market telling you rate cuts aren't rescuing risk assets the way the crypto bulls are hoping right now.
PCE inflation comes in much weaker than expected and Julyโs data is revised down by 30 basis points.
Meanwhile, Treasury yields erase all losses and turn green on the day.
The 30Y Note Yield is up to 5.64%, its highest since 2002, and the 10Y is back to 5.30%.
As we explained, the market is heavily discounting todayโs inflation data.
i just found out some cool features in perplexity's ai
now we got a recurring automation that:
- pulls open linear tickets
- checks who's overdue
- drops a summary in slack before standup replaces the person who used to do that by hand every week.
i guess its finance related if you think about how much money we save here.
Introducing Automations in Perplexity Computer.
Automations are for ongoing work. They can take action in response to event-based triggers or on a schedule.
Automations work with your memory, skills, and connected apps like Slack, Gmail, Outlook, and Linear.
The Overlooked Line: #1
$NOW crossed $1B in AI annual contract value in Q2 and beat the top of its guidance on every topline and profitability metric
in the same call: 50% of net new business is already non-seat-based (tokens, usage). management says it keeps seat-based pricing because customers prefer predictability
my read: with half of new business already outside the seat model, usage pricing is further along than the hybrid label implies
@MorningBrew we can only dream of rates like these. maybe someday?
5.606% on the 30-year with that chart showing the entire 2009-2021 low rate era as basically a valley.
michael burry warning about ai solana:7AoBuYcGKQYadxc9wmGxpuu29bpC1EDQezkoXACWZRFF while the 10-year rips to 5.2% same week. rough morning to be long duration and long the $NDAQ at the same time
Check him out, the man's got some good words for us!
the write-off risk burry's describing shows up in the depreciation schedules before it shows up in the stock price
Breaking: Michael Burry warns Big Tech's AI spending could trigger massive write-offs by 2028-2029
Here's his reasoning and what it means for the future:
1. Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and Oracle have racked up ~$3 trillion combined in purchase commitments, leases, and guarantees tied to AI infrastructure
2. Net capital investment by S&P 500 companies hit 2.07% of GDP as of June 30, the highest level in nearly 40 years outside the 2000 Nasdaq peak
3. Alphabet alone carries nearly $900 billion in off-balance-sheet exposure
4. Burry states "Capital alone is no lasting competitive advantage,". The same capital-cycle pattern that sank previous booms in the markets
If Big Tech wipes out these massive investments by 2028, it means tech companies will lose billions in paper profits, stock prices will crash, and chip companies feeding the AI bubble will run out of customers