Hard to see the boom popping when the avg ai stock is under 20 pe and my cab driver to the airport just upgraded his ai model to learn english.
The market will eventually go up again and we’ll all be talking about October 2026 the same way we talk about all of the other dips since 2022.
Unless this is really the multi year macro top and we’re about to drop 50%+, which I don’t believe to be true.
Go outside and relax, touch grass so they say.
So true
I've always defended X as the only platform to be on for financial discourse.
But it's getting harder to when the owner constantly amplifies narratives of collapse… of companies whose interests conflict with his own at $SPCX or $TSLA.
Would people be comfortable if $NVDA Jensen Huang owned $META?
And then the timelines were dominated by his amplified narratives of $AVGO failing?
I can't see how that would be healthy for grassroots discussion.
Decent valuation of the situation.
And I guess you sail with the ultra plan as well so we’d expect some kind of customer service in a scenario like this.
thanks Revolut today for:
- making me look broke in a restaurant, since I couldn't pay for my $200 meal
- rejecting 3x billings from my Claude Max plan
- making me look stupid in front of my girlfriend, since I couldn't afford a bouquet of flowers
god, why residents of my counrty can't open any other Europe cards???
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US has not spent $350B on Ukraine. It has spent $132B, $33B of that is money. The rest is $21B in loans, repaid from frozen Russian assets, $4B in humanitarian aid, and the vast majority, $74B is military equipment.
Half that equipment is new, made in the US. The other half is old stockpile equipment, which soon would have had to be demilitarized at great cost. The replacement equipment is made in the US, so the money stays in the US.
Meanwhile, the EU and European countries have spent a combined $271B, more than twice as much as the US.
This is peak retardment 😂
BREAKING: The diesel fuel Russia is now exporting to the United States at U.S. President Trump’s request may have originated in Iran, as Russian oil refineries are largely unable to produce diesel because of Ukrainian attacks.
Russia has been importing most of the diesel it needs from Iran. In September, thousands of Iranian tanker trucks were spotted in various regions of Russia, including Ryazan, carrying Iranian diesel.
Russia may be buying Iranian diesel and reselling it to the United States. If so, Trump’s attempt to lower U.S. energy prices and deceive American voters is putting money into the hands of Russia and Iran’s Islamic regime.
wait, Trump lied? no way😂
TRUMP’S RUSSIAN DIESEL DEAL SPARKS REPUBLICAN REVOLT
Republican Senator Thom Tillis warns Trump’s Russian diesel deal may be illegal and put American lives at risk.
Treasury Secretary Bessent defends the deal, while Canada condemns it.
Meanwhile, Trump’s Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire remains unconfirmed, with Kyiv awaiting details and Moscow silent.
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changing from .ai to .si under trump is like putting your pronouns into your bio under biden
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The most important question for global markets right now: Can these two co-exist?
The Unstoppable Object vs The Immovable Force
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Most people don’t realize the significance of this moment.
This isn’t just “more satellites.”
For years Starlink has been good enough to get you online in the middle of nowhere.
Today is the start of it becoming fast enough, cheap enough, and big enough to actually replace the old internet in a lot of places.
These new V3 satellites can each push about 1 Tbps down and 160 Gbps up — roughly 10× the download and 22× the upload of the ones already flying.
This single launch dropped 26 of them, adding about 26 Tbps of capacity in one shot, around 10× what a typical Falcon 9 Starlink mission adds.
That’s the jump: from “good satellite internet” to enough bandwidth for millions more people, faster speeds, and lower lag.
It also means Starship is no longer just a test rocket. It’s now the truck that can build the internet from space at scale.
That’s why this matters: not a cool launch photo. The moment space internet stops being a backup and starts becoming the real thing.
