Choose compute
Choose HBM. Choose CoWoS. Choose X-ray metrology. Choose a fucking big SiC fab. Choose substrates, T-glass substrates.
Choose PCBs. Choose a japanese bottleneck and wondering who the fuck you are on a Sunday morning reading about tungsten drills.
Choose returns.
@tangentstyle@nachkari I am a bear, don't get me wrong. But I think Kepler doesn't count Iranian barrels. At the end of the day if we miss some of those china will buy clean barrels
@tangentstyle@nachkari They haven't totally. We are missing iranian barrels now due to the US blockade and 2mmbd of products (gasoline, diesel etc). So maybe 4mmbd missing
Latest data shows that deficit might increase, but Iran is hurting. It's a huge mess but when it gets fixed there'll be oversupply
Part of doing ok in the markets is being able to spend some money giving back. You want to support a better, more free future?
Donate to @debian or other open source projects.
It's literally this meme
Part of managing money is that despite some good runs the market always humbles you.
It's always somewhat painful, but the sooner you listen the more profitable despite the pain.
The chart of the Canadian banks (TD for example) is absolutely horrible. Highest valuation is many years too.
Idk why I shorted those and bought housebuilders, in which world do I win?
The vibes are bad. AI seems totally bust, no resulting of Hormuz and real rates are too high. Not the ideal environment for me, but I just hope copper gets murdered (long overdue)
@shirefindsvalue That's a very interesting question. I think many charts are similar due to flows/factors packing together companies in baskets, and short term moves are dictated by those
Working with @citrini, we asked Claude to design proteins that bind to five scorpion toxins (covering the part of the toxin that latches onto cells).
Over the next 64 hours, Claude generated over 300,000 designs; we sent 211 to @adaptyvbio and @TwistBioscience for lab testing.