Isn't all types of food products fall in this loop? Buy some Deez Nuts stonks

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can BYND bag holders buy fake meat with SNAP? that’s infinite money loop right?

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lmao fair. they're still pretty behind the times on production capabilities and ability to execute retailer specific needs. when I worked there about 18 months ago, they were investing bigly in automation and production capabilities, but equipment had pretty long lead times to get in and install. I think they'll start to see the benefits in early '26 but I'm out of the loop now.

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Quantum computing will give LLMs the processing power for infinite context which will let them run in basically an infinite loop of learning and talking to itself without running out of memory. And then we have skynet. IONQ calls clearly. Let’s bet on humanities demise

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Thank you, I’ll take your advice and keep y’all on the loop. I think I just need to do opposite trade of what I’m thinking to enter 😂

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I thought their food has always been bland, which was part of their appeal. What's crazy is that in the Bay Area, Chipotle is cheaper than a lot of taco trucks. The housing shortage plus high paying tech jobs creates a feedback loop with higher rents, wages, and food prices.

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You buy Cliffs here, right? The steel vs aluminum thing is interesting, to say the least. Probably start 10-15% of my position today and tomorrow and then buy incrementally for a few weeks, but I'm way out of the loop on this once must-own stock and don't even know why it's down to $12. Haven't seen it since it was at like $20+ a few years ago.

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Keep us in the loop 🤞

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This AI and robotics thing is just a race to the bottom. Could they(billionaires) relinquish control of the robots and server infrastructure to the people one day and then no one would need a job, our every need would be met equally by robot/ai slave...er servants? Sure, I guess, unlikely that they would want to be equal to the unwashed masses that just spent decades in squalor unable to find work and surviving off of government assistance and charity if I understand them right. I'm sorry but who doesn't see robotics and AI being anything but bad for the 99.9% of people in a capitalist system? The small tangential benefits we see like robot vacuums and chatGPT pale in comparison to the drawbacks of entire career fields being eliminated one by one. Amazon just cut what, 30k jobs? I don't think it's because they are struggling, it's because they think they have built the AI tools to replace those positions. Is anyone adding 30K jobs to the economy? So now we have 30k more people fighting for a diminishing availability of unskilled labor positions that might just be replaced by an automated kiosk or an AI chat agent in 6 months. Billionaires refer to us as a "labor tax" that they need to eliminate. However if they are successful then the economy will collapse along the way after every last drop of savings is squeezed from the unemployed 99.9%. What is their plan then? Compare high scores of wealth and then retreat into their doomsday bunkers? I just don't get it because the feedback loop of salary being spent in the economy and being paid back out as salary is an extremely simple baseline concept of economics and you can't tell me they are oblivious to the fact they are breaking that cycle with no plan to replace it for the people left broken along the way.

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Gov shut down for weeks, mfs losing the ability to buy food, tech earnings suck because people have finally run out of money and the circlejerk of them all selling to one another and investing in each other in an endless loop is insultingly stupid, inflation rising fed cutting anyway because they caved to political pressure. Dip buyers are still gunna buy the dip it literally does not matter

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