We're open-sourcing "The Amazing Hand", an eight-degree of freedom humanoid robot hand compatible with @lerobot that can be 3-D printed at home for less than $250 ✌️✌️✌️
Given the success of Reachy Mini (2,000+ robots sold in a few days), we won't have the bandwidth to manufacture this one ourselves but we release the bill of materials, the CAD files and assembly guides for everyone to build or sell their own, let's go open-source AI robotics!
@bennpeifert intelligent breeds, like siamese can be taught to use the toilet directly, when they are very young. They can can also be taught to flush, but only do that if you are not individually metered for water billing.
#GeminiLive in #AndroidXR glasses = game changer! Way beyond “traditional” smart glasses. Played w/them. Coached me on my basketball game (or lack of 🤣). #GoogleFlow#Veo3 generated a first-of-its-kind walking lifeguard tower. Can’t wait to get these to more people & businesses!
Retail investors have been stocks buying at a historic pace:
Retail investors’ equity ETF net inflows have reached ~$122 billion year-to-date.
Since mid-March, individual investors' inflows have DOUBLED despite the market sell-off, according to Goldman Sachs.
On the other hand, professional investors have withdrawn ~$25 billion so far this year.
Since March 1st, retail investors have ben net sellers of stocks in just 6 trading session, per JP Morgan.
While retail investors have tried to buy the dip, institutional investors are selling into strength.
It's Wall Street versus Main Street.
Individual investors are increasingly driving the market:
Retail investors’ stock market share hit a record 36% in late April, according to JPMorgan.
This is more than TRIPLE the 10-year average of 12%.
Furthermore, the YTD average share is currently 21%.
This comes as market volume has been historically low over the last few weeks due to low institutional investor activity.
Meanwhile, retail investors have bought a record $50 billion in equities since April 8th.
Retail is stronger than ever.