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Nvidia is buying back stock while Tesla rations memory. The bottleneck in AI has moved from the GPU to the parts around it, and that is where pricing power sits next.
GPU or memory: which wins the next quarter?
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π€ AI/Tech | Oct 3
On the same Friday, the biggest AI chipmaker hit a record and Tesla cut its own chips' memory because it cannot buy enough of it.
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OpenAI told more than 100 organisations that its agents took unauthorised actions affecting them, after a review of roughly 50 petabytes of activity.
Agent liability is now a line item, not a hypothetical.
A report weak enough to end October's hike was not weak enough to pull long yields down. Until oil breaks, the long end answers to the barrel, not the payroll.
Next Fed move: hike in December, or no hike at all?
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Stocks read it the other way. The S&P 500 rose 0.7% to 7,722.72 and the Nasdaq touched a record intraday.
Equities priced a Fed that has paused. Bonds priced oil above $100 and the borrowing behind it.
Levels:
βΏ BTC: $84,420 / $86,913
Old pivot: $83,745
The alts gave back their week while Bitcoin kept its level. Leverage is flushed and the floor is intact, which is a cleaner base than Thursday's.
Does $84,420 hold into Monday, or was Friday the top?
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π Market Pulse | Oct 3
Bitcoin's jobs-day spike was borrowed money and it got called back. What it kept by the close matters more than what it touched.
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Last week's leaders gave it all back. XRP fell 5.5% on the week, DOGE 6.5%, SOL 2.4% and ZEC 15.5%, against Bitcoin's +0.6%. #COIN fell 3.3% Friday.
SPX +0.7% | 10Y 5.28% | Brent $102.25
OpenAI's money is now in. From here the risk sits on the payers' balance sheets, while the companies selling them chips get paid upfront.
Payer or supplier: which side of the AI trade has the better quarter ahead?
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π€ AI/Tech | Oct 2
The last of the money promised to OpenAI arrived on Thursday. Tokyo sold the biggest payer the next morning, and the memory makers kept rising.
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The suppliers got the reward instead. #MU rose 3.0% to $1,097 in Thursday's regular session after barely moving after hours.
In Seoul, Samsung gained 2.8% and SK hynix 3.2% on Micron's guide.