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@retoor I'm just one guy, working full time man. I'm also focused on American news, because that's where I love. There's only so much time and I kinda hate writing /pol shit .. I've only written 8 this year; mostly stuff I felt I couldn't ignore.
I did briefly cover the United Kingdom's Online Safety Act here:
https://battlepenguin.com/politics/...
but it was just one of a lot of stories happening on the global stage at that time. You should write something! Blog about it, cite your sources. I'd help promote it if it's good. -
nVidia is not the bubble. They're on top of the bubble.
The bubble is crypto and AI.
The bubble exists in Microsoft and Bitcoin.
nVidia just provides genuine products that the bubble needs in order to inflate.
That doesn't mean NVDA is safe from the pop. Quite the opposite.
However, if you know the stock market, you know that a crash is already priced in. Shorting NVDA, MSFT is not cheap at all. A put for about $10 under the strike price with 194 DTE (which won't be long enough...) costs $1,400 USD. Which you can basically assume is all lost the moment you buy it.
When you wanted to know deep learning immediately
That's not AI.
Everyone knows nVidia is a bubble. Even fucking Bloomberg is reporting on the circular flow of money between nVidia/OpenAI/Intel/AMD/Anthropic/CoreWeave/Oracle (remember, Oracle's first customer for its first 3 years was the CIA).
Even the US Government has put money into this scam by propping up 10% of Intel for .. national security or something?
So everyone can see this bubble clearly. Can anything be done about it? How do you keep a bubble from destroying everything when it's in plain sight?
Whoever is able to hold their shorts for nVidia is going to make a shit-ton (*not financial advice)
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