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@Alpha_Fox11@JerryCap yes but there's also a collateral damage risk that if Nvidia goes down, AI capex pulls back in general. Obviously a worst case scenario.
@StockTalk416 "Only when the tide goes out do you discover who's been swimming naked"
In reality, the Tidefall name was just because I was re-watching Skyfall when trying to come up with it.
The AI market may be in a tidefall.
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The AI market may be in a tidefall.
If you are an accredited investor based in ON, QC, AB or BC, looking for an aligned manager that uses the Buffett Partnership 0/6/25 fee model, please DM me.
Next closing date is Nov 30.
"I’m increasingly skeptical about China's ability to do all of those things. But India’s job right now is a lot simpler — it just has to escape poverty and become an upper middle income country. And this I think it can do."
India's poverty reduction is the second biggest in world history, just behind China's. India is now growing at around 6.5%, which is about the same as China in 2014. Manufacturing is growing right along side services.
More people should pay attention.
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<The rapid expansion of credit in the sector, along with “speculative fervor or animal spirits or FOMO,” and it’s starting to see signs of disruption, such as banks looking to sell construction loans>
“.. There’s about $200 billion of chips sitting in warehouses because the data centers aren’t ready,” Waxman said. That’s a risk because chips can depreciate rapidly, he added.
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@nearcertainty1@Gold_Mansack More than enough. $78 trillion in stocks and $51 trillion in fixed income. One IPO isn't going to destroy the market due to liquidity, we've already just seen this with SpaceX.