AI is not a fad. It's the future.

This tech sounds very cool!

I don't know a lot about technical analysis, but doesn't one have to look at the fundmentals as well as the technicals to get a full understanding of how a stock will likely react? Can techicals really work independent of fundamental indicators?

Somebody PLEEEASE tell me what is really going on with this company's common stock?!? It has been trading astronomically higher all of a sudden for the last 2 weeks.
$SMX

If you could only invest in one company, would it be Tesla?

With BTC now above $95k in late 2025, do you still see the grand supercycle as complete and a multi-year bear market underway, or has the price action forced a recount? Curious if the wave count has changed!

Given that all six of the AI‑semiconductor categories dropped last week — driven by valuation concerns, profit‑taking and “AI‑bubble” fears — do you think this sell‑off is just a short‑term correction or a sign that investor confidence in the AI‑hardware boom may be waning for a while? What kind of events or data would you look for to confirm a genuine rebound vs. a prolonged downturn in the sector?

Thanks for the deep dive! I’m curious — given that SPVs shift the debt off the main company balance sheets, do you see this as creating systemic risk in the AI sector, or is it mostly a contained financing strategy? How might regulators respond if these SPVs start to fail?

Agreed. But I wonder if the article over-emphasizes risk a little: it treats AI (and related disruption) as a kind of universal threat to livelihoods, but doesn’t equally explore how many people may benefit, or how economies tend to create new kinds of jobs, often faster than old ones disappear.

Watch "The Big Short" and you'll realize it's not easy, but certainly possible.