$GOOG opened at $350 on Gemini 4 and gave back gains because access is still locked to cyber testers.
The market is trading the rollout delay. They’re missing the structural story: Inference economics.
• Gemini 4 Argon: $2 in / $10 out per 1M tokens
• Fable 5.1: $10 in / $50 out
• Output context: 64k ➔ 1M tokens
Forget benchmark hype. An 80% drop in enterprise token costs with a 15x output expansion is where the moat is built. You can’t run the model today, but you can price the margin squeeze.
@zerohedge The 2Y and 5Y erased the jobs drop inside the hour. A brief rate dip is not the duration tax ending. The stock market bought the headline. The bond market did not. Buying quality names selectively.
@KobeissiLetter $NVDA at $5.7T is larger than the Russell and already sold the racks. Market cap is not new incremental demand. $MU is still the tight input, and someone else is carrying the depreciation. A concentration screenshot does not make $236 a better entry.
+29k jobs with a -60k prior revision, yet the 10Y yield round-tripped back above 5.20% in under an hour.
A soft labor print doesn't mean financial conditions eased—it just means growth is cooling while long-end yields stay sticky. $NVDA printing $236 on the headline is an equity knee-jerk, not a clean macro all-clear.
The bond market didn't hold the bid. I’m buying cautiously into quality
@brevno11@Polymarket Yes. The vehicle can issue the debt, and Amazon can sell up to 10% of it. They lease the boxes back, so the chips stay in the data centers. The borrowing sits with the investors, not on Amazon's own line. $NVDA got paid either way
@StockSavvyShay Under $200 was the entry. $236 is a new high, not a second chance at that price. The rack is still the business, and memory is still the tight part. I am holding $NVDA from a lower cost. I am not adding at the top of the range.
@Forbes 486,500 deliveries against 464,000 expected. US inventory is down to 11 days. That is cars clearing, not the multiple clearing. A sold-out lot is execution. A 5% pop is not a reason to chase. I am adding $TSLA on a pullback, not on the headline.
Payrolls missed big. +29k, not the +84k expected. Unemployment 4.2%.
The market bought it fast. A soft jobs number makes another hike this month a lot less likely, and $NVDA pushed to a new high near $236 and $QQQ up 1.18%.
That helps tech. The 10-year does not fall in a day. I am not chasing the green candle. I am buying the names I already wanted, slowly.
@michaeljburry@nvidia Accounting can stretch a chip to 6 years on paper. Compute clusters replace them the moment the next box lowers cost-per-token. That is a hardware treadmill, not an accounting choice— $NVDA and $MU live on the replacement, not the footnote.
Anthropic is a one-product lab. Google and SpaceX can sell cheap because they have other businesses. Open-source can sell cheaper still. Enterprises will buy good-enough tokens, not the benchmark. Mid-November looks like exit liquidity. The software margin fades. The hardware bill does not. $NVDA $MU
@StockMKTNewz That is the tax on the whole basket, not a broken $MU story. Memory is still sold out into 2027 and 2028. The add waits until this yield stops making fresh highs. The rack does not get cancelled because bonds had a bad quarter.
@TheProfInvestor It did sell the news. The quarter was $54B and the guide was $61.5B, and the stock is the one that did not get paid. The part that matters is the deposits, not the chart hold. I would rather buy the next dip than this bounce
@KobeissiLetter Credit is saying the bill got expensive. The AI tape has not. $MU customers still put cash down, commitments from $22B to $32B. That is a sold rack, not a junk-bond story. Yields delay the add. They do not cancel it
@zerohedge The 2-year easing is not the same as the 10-year behaving. That one just had its worst quarter since 1994. $MU still has to earn the add. I am not chasing either into the close.
@KobeissiLetter Positioning that full usually means the easy money is gone. $QQQ can still be right and chop. $MU already showed it. Record quarter, stock red, because the 10-year did the taxing. October is the test, not the victory lap.
The numbers were the easy part. $54B and a $61.5B guide just confirm memory is still sold out.
What I care about is the CEO saying 2027 and 2028 get tighter. That’s not a peak quarter. That’s the rack still hungry.
AI agents make that worse. More agents means more data sitting in memory, not less. $MU is collecting that bill. $NVDA sells the box.
@TradexWhisperer@MicronCEO Memory is the constraint. This quarter showed the AI trade is still alive.
Agents will only add demand from here. More sessions, more context, more chips $MU has to ship. CEO just said 2027–2028 gets tighter. That’s not a fade.