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@T_Zahil It’s not an either/or but a yes/and. I ALWAYS have an IDE open while using Claude Code. My CC workflow is more or less the same as my Cursor workflow was, it’s just that my AI assistant is in a terminal (rather than a widget in my IDE).
$ORCL debt is the most visible and liquid proxy for AI infrastructure credit risk. If you aren't already paying attention to what markets are saying about Oracle credit, you should.
Oracle is the clearest proxy for AI infrastructure credit risk in public markets.
CDS spreads are the market's real-time vote on whether this $100B+ bet pays off.
What's your read - opportunity or warning?
@Austen Yes. But you could say that ChatGPT was just GPT for non-technical people. The interface was the innovation, and it led to an explosion of both interest and use cases.
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When you make prediction markets for events that have ambiguous resolution criteria, guess what happens next.
There are so many useful, well-defined targets for binary event contracts. But the market leaders are out here letting this nonsense happen. https://t.co/vUOo3LBKKm
@salcekosma All of Saks’ dealings with suppliers over the last 12 months looks pretty cynical in hindsight. I’m guessing they knew for months that they wouldn’t make the December interest payment.
Bankruptcy or yet ANOTHER restructuring is next. The difference between those two outcomes is minimal to lenders at this point, but it’s everything to suppliers whose bills haven’t been paid.
Saks, the cash-strapped retailer, skipped an interest payment to bondholders totaling more than $100 million that was due Tuesday as it looks to negotiate a deal with creditors, according to people familiar with the situation https://t.co/9k7PdXbpMC
Most prediction market traders have never heard of credit spreads.
But if you want to trade corporate bankruptcies, defaults, etc., credits spread are the single most important concept to understand.
A thread on the metric that institutional credit desks live and die by:
@arndxt_xo I agree about market resolution - no financial market with potentially ambiguous outcomes will become major.
But I disagree about contract creation. The vast majority of liquidity in stocks, futures, etc. accrues to a small number of popular securities. Curation > creation IMHO.