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Bought NVDA's falling knife, and Ford only went up overnight just to tank by morning

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never flown spirit before, but i’d ride with the wright brothers accompanied by a 330 lb torta before I ride with Frontier ever again

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X86 geared towards server, desktop, laptop (powerful, more energy consumption ). Rare cases adopted to Mobile phones but not successful. Arm geared towards mobile phones, tabs, now adapted to desktop, laptop, desktop (Apple m4). Breaking slowly into server market. Arm usually is licence built by other companies like apple, Amazon who buy base architecture and build custom solutions on it.

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Atlassian, workday, etc... have pretty strong lock in. A bunch of companies have tight and wide integrations with these products and it's really hard to switch. From what I know, in figma case it's only the output that matters. If the output is pretty, it doesn't matter if it was produced by figma, digma or ligma. So I see these 2 as very different.

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I'm not saying huge corrections, but 3-5% dips along the way, absolutely happened after tariff liberation. Depends if a swing trader or longer term of course. If the rest of the market doesn't catch up here soon the rally can't last. AI is supposed to support and help other real world companies. By itself AI doesn't produce a thing. So we need to see AI improve the bottom line on manufacturing, food, transportation, services, etc

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The guy tripped over his words but he's correct the US has historically charged 2.5% while the EU has historically charged 10% so 4x (tariffs not VAT, lol) prior to the 2025 increases. Trump flipped that around by raising US rates to 15% on EU cars when negotiations to lower tariffs on both sides broke down and now is apparently raising it to 25% due to EU "non compliance" with the 2025 rates, whatever the hell that means.

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Historically no this was not the case. The guy tripped over his words but he's correct the US has historically charged 2.5% while the EU has historically charged 10% so 4x (tariffs not VAT, lol) prior to the 2025 increases. Trump flipped that around by raising US rates to 15% on EU cars when negotiations to lower tariffs on both sides broke down and now is apparently raising it to 25% due to EU "non compliance" with the 2025 rates, whatever the hell that means. This is also a move to pressure European automakers outside of BMW and Mercedes to open US plants. They have them here and as such cars that roll out from them are exempt. Same in Europe with US vehicles.

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The war was anticipated by some market participants. 

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Getting downvotes because: a.) many of you have iPhones and are getting offended by brand loyalty, even though you have no idea what the fuck Apple Silicon UMA is or what I'm even talking about b.) You wear speedsuits, look stupid, and annoy cars by riding in traffic

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