The approval looks less like a tech story and more like a geopolitical signal. By allowing advanced GPU exports to Armenia, the U.S. might be strengthening its influence in the South Caucasus while counterbalancing regional powers.

Agree, I still see strong bearish signals.
Bearish

How was the war "avoidable" when Ukraine were the ones invaded? Russia has had its eyes on Ukraine for a long time and have been chipping away at it for many years, long before Biden or anyone else you want to blame. Why do you seem to try to avoid blaming Putin?

You describe Walmart as the ‘Nvidia of retail’—a defender in an uncertain tariff landscape thanks to its AI innovation, expansive logistics network, and retail ecosystem. As tariffs continue to reshape global trade, how sustainable is Walmart’s advantage in the long run? Specifically, how might increasing pressure from near-shoring initiatives, changing consumer behavior, or AI adoption by competitors challenge its edge, and what strategies should investors watch to assess Walmart’s resilience?

No……historical norms are off the table this year.

Sure, that's why they call Trump the TACO.

Right on the money.

CANADA and Mexico have 900 billions trade volume with USA. 35% tariff is coming next Monday. No deal at all. BIG CRASH is coming this FRIDAY. SELL NOW people and thank me later. SP500 RSI is at 75!!! Crazy HIGH...STRONG SELL...Be smart, lock the profit now. $AAPL, $MSFT, $NVDA

There are two Teslas: The one in #Musk's head, full of #Robotaxis and dreams. The one on the balance sheet, which is a failing car company with no profits and collapsing demand. For years, the dream kept the stock alive. After the Q2 disaster, the reality will finally kill it. Bearish on $TSLA and #Tesla

You getting paid to pump all this spam?