The deficit always goes up under Republicans. This has been the case for the last 50 years. Spending money to hurt people costs more than spending money to help people
Big companies may be have the resources to best use AI, this is true. But small teams have been really effective for making software for a long time, and the more powerful the AI, the leveler the playing field. So yes, mega caps are better positioned, but they have exponentially more competition
Why would anyone make a deal with Trump. He will not keep his end
Time for Europe to grow a pair and tariff services
I think instead what's going on is that they are doing massive spend campaigns because they don't want to lose market share of future profits. I remember a toy coming out as a kid, and it was so popular we had to drive to several toy stores to find one to buy, and it wasn't cheap. THAT is demand
OpenAI's users have remained about the same since July. And I just don't see the hardware limitation, or I wouldn't have several companies offering me free subscriptions etc. They literally give it away. And only 5% of these users pay. So they are competing to give away the service.
Where is all of this demand coming from? OpenAIβs active users have gone down a little recently. I have something like 25 free models I can choose from. Yeah AI has a bright future but the technology is still pretty immature. I have yet to see a good customer service bot for example
I get peopleβs hatred of bitcoin right now but trump didnβt invent it. He bastardized it along with wall st. Scams abound etc. but fiat currency, particularly USD, is also a scam and the con is running out. Eventually it will behave like FX
βThe economyβ is only for the very wealthy. Economists praise it while regular people struggle to put food on the table
Not surprising. Their algorithm has sucked for years now. Itβs just politics and ads
Not surprising with citizens being killed in the streets, threats against a NATO ally, and rampant spending/debt.
I started seeing higher prices on Amazon back in August
Two words: Fiduciary Duty. Not treating employees and customers as stakeholders has eroded the country causing horrible politicians to rise to power
My best guess is he wants to dissolve NATO. Next best: the Epstein files that the SDNY will release soon are really, really bad
Iβd rather invest where it feels like there are adults in the room
They can and should tariff services. That will cause real pushback from our own side.
What a crappy problem to have
The idea that markets are efficient and that everything is priced in is a relic from before ETFβs snd algo trading. And it ignores the herd mentality that we all are subject to
If ICE raids are so great for the cost of living, getting jobs, cheaper housing etc, then why are blue states being punished with it? Wouldn't Trump want to do them in red states so that they can "benefit" from them?
This is what he does. When he accuses or brags it is usually foreshadowing or masking his own actions. βI didnβt steal the cookie, YOU stole the cookie!!β
If the world wanted to dethrone the US and wreak havoc on the USD, trump seems to have given a really strong opening to do that and I wouldnβt be surprised if they started to poke the bear here
Yeah it would help but trump already poured gasoline on the fire. Data looks βokβ but consumers are on the edge. I think we will start to see this reflected in the numbers starting around march
While I'm pro-affordability, this strikes me as reckless because this does not restrict accounts being closed or credit lines being cut. After all, the companies priced their risk based on these interest rates. I'm guessing many people stop being able to get credit at all
Oh look 2019 is another really bad year. I wonder who was wrapping up their presidency that year
Disgusting
Resilient consumer = levered consumer