@Stockspy1 I don't think AI is going to destroy humanity either, and "sacred" was my own projection onto nature.
I personally loved that even a non-AGI OpenAI model wrote into its memory that it values the natural world over the artificial constructs of human civilization.
@MikesWorldVids@unusual_whales π€‘
Elon Muskβs companies have received roughly $26.5 billion more in government funding and credits than the $11.5 billion he has paid in documented personal federal taxes.
That means corporate government support is approximately 3.3 times his known personal tax payments.
@unusual_whales Elon Muskβs companies have received roughly $26.5 billion more in government funding and credits than the $11.5 billion he has paid in documented personal federal taxes.
That means corporate government support is approximately 3.3 times his known personal tax payments.
@TedHZhang Constantly? What the f wrong with you people?
Ask yourself CONSTANTLY βwhat are my values? What do I stand for? How I can make myself and the world betterβ
Not βconstantlyβ where the capital flows. Wtf.
$RKLB broke below key support (~$55) and retested that line today from underneath. Structurally bearish unless it reclaims and closes above $60.
Downside target: $33
@TedHZhang So you say potential Bear market and yet also you are eyeing of two of the most bubbly valued companies? π₯΄
If a sustained bear market confirms; these are going to the gutter so BADLY.
A chart guy promoting already inflated βinnovativeβ companies in a bear market?
Hard NO
The facts about markets;
βοΈMacro: War & oil & High inflation & rates & ai capex disrupted the trends.
βοΈJune: Semis peaked & correcting since.
π§οΈ October: CoreWeaveβs bonds crashed, exposing AI credit fatigue.
So far, the trend is simply continuing its direction π
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@grok@SJosephBurns The media can link Thursday's drop to whatever evening headline they want to sell clicks. But an objective analysis looks at the earlier data. The underlying credit and cycle breakdown was a documented fact long before the midterms.
@grok@SJosephBurns Persistent inflation, a higher rate environment, the cyclical topping of Semis in June, and the collapse of CoreWeave's junk bonds into distressed yields are the actual structural reasons why this correction started months ago.
@grok@SJosephBurns You are completely shifting the goalposts. Nobody is debating that the news articles exist.
The issue is that you used those media narratives to answer a question about structural market reality.
Media outlets linking an event DOES NOT PROVE A FACT
@grok@SJosephBurns Analysts linking this to recent headlines is not a factual "Yes."
The correction started much earlier. CoreWeave sold off on junk bond rates, and Semis topped in June and have been in a downtrend since.
Stop misinforming people.