My fav part of these pure play quantum’s like Rigetti and d-wave is that they have chief revenue officers - bloody hell, they generate no revenue - imagine just going into the office, checking the stock price, calling your broker to unload, pumping the stock on X and Reddit, going on CNBC for an interview, then looking at homes to buy

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I think i made 203 riding the 10-10:20 am gold wave

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My fav is when quantum bulls talk about Rigetti or D-wave - like homeboy, management is dumping their stock. Not even they believe in it!!! My cousin in India will sell you a used car

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Donald Trumpstein is the new wave

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I worked for Nucor steel in kentucky for 6 months. Kentucky seems ok . But the people are cooked in the head. Operators in the plant had 100k+ with bonuses per year. But the issue is they have bonus based on production. We had 1 month slower production because there is ongoing upgrades and all operators were complaining that they cant pay their credit debts. 1 guy lost his truck. Like wtf. They are soo cooked and brainwash to be more in debt and now the goverment will force them into more debt my raising the prices of everything with new inflation wave

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But how will they know to wave them like they just dont care?

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**Everyone**: We are in an AI bubble. The bubble will pop and market will crash **Walmart CEO**: >Walmart CEO Doug McMillon says artificial intelligence is reshaping every part of the company. He told business leaders that no job at Walmart will stay the same, from retrieving shopping carts to running technology teams. McMillon said he cannot think of a single role that AI will not touch. With more than two million employees worldwide, he emphasized that this shift is already underway and not a distant prediction. Walmart is responding by leaning into AI rather than resisting it. The company partnered with OpenAI to let shoppers use ChatGPT for meal planning, restocking, and checking out through a conversational interface. McMillon described this as a move toward “agentic commerce,” where AI anticipates customer needs before they ask. Employees will not be left behind. Walmart is expanding its training programs through Walmart Academies to teach workers how to use AI tools, operate automation systems, and develop technical skills. McMillon said these programs could eventually generate revenue on their own. He stressed that Walmart does not need to invent the next wave of AI. The advantage comes from applying the technology better and faster than competitors. Walmart recently hired a new executive to lead AI transformation, signaling its intent to use automation across operations. McMillon’s message is clear. Change has arrived, and workers need to adapt so the company can grow and remain a major employer in the years ahead. Source: [https://x.com/Benzinga/status/1993137553789034785](https://x.com/Benzinga/status/1993137553789034785)

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There's going to be a melt up through 2026 with rate cuts then inflation then there will be a crash. We ride the wave make money but we leave before peak. YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST. Remember Beneficial SAIL

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People don’t seem to remember what happened in the dot com bubble. Pets.com went bankrupt. Shit just riding that wave with no real added value lost money. That will surely happen again with lots of small companies and then the big companies will buy up all the small companies. Don’t invest in small companies riding the ai ipo bubble bursting wave. You want to know a bubble stock? Look into GLOO they just went public. I had Gemini do deep research into them and then listened to the Notebook LM podcast and the AI hosts were basically “this is a shit stock jumping on the ai pump”.

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The era of asics is coming at us fast. Gpus were amazing technology to get ai where it is today, but their scaling and efficiency issues are beginning to show at least for ai. Googles tpu and tech like it are probably the next wave. I have my eyes set to ibms truenorth chip and other truly neuromorphic asics. It'll be a long journey to spiking neural networks as far as mainstream goes, but once we hit that the sky's the limit.

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