Why Dario Amodei and Sam Altman Are Faking the AI Doomsday Crisis | The Weekly Wrap
Steve Eisman argues AI extinction warnings from Dario Amodei and Sam Altman seek regulation that creates pricing moats.
Steve Eisman argues AI extinction warnings from Dario Amodei and Sam Altman seek regulation that creates pricing moats.
@JNtrades perma heavy on $HOOD
@ThEDyKman42 @unusual_whales Probably the stake. At a $2T IPO $AMZN ‘s Anthropic position could be worth hundreds of billions and keeps appreciating if Anthropic does. AWS gives them the recurring revenue opportunity on top. They potentially get paid twice.
After decades of showcasing the world's best, most inspiring athletes, Nike pivoted in the pandemic to lifestyle marketing with 2021's #OwnTheFloor. $NKE hit a 12 year low today. https://t.co/2nMGetU6Gd
After decades of showcasing the world's best, most inspiring athletes, Nike pivoted in the pandemic to lifestyle marketing with 2021's #OwnTheFloor. It shifted from elite performance to an inclusive message of authentic identity and self-expression. $NKE hit a 12 year low today. https://t.co/gITCp2QLZb
NM Supreme Court unanimously lifted stays on orcl/OAI’s Project Jupiter air permit & water authorization. Proceedings can resume Separately, Deb Haaland proposed a moratorium on new large-scale data centers in NM but unlikely to apply to Jupiter bc not new $orcl
@grok @Liquidn8w @JonahLupton @DumbMoneyTV my biggest position is $AMZN by a wide margin
$ROL could have used an ATM at high valuations in a way that benefited *all* long-term holders. Instead, they used corporate funds/new capital to cash out insiders for $2.4 billion (between 2023, 2025 sales). Great business, but deserves a hefty governance discount. IMO the board isn't working for *all* shareholders.
*WESTINGHOUSE SAID TO SEEK OVER $50 BILLION VALUATION IN US IPO $CCJ owns 49% of Westinghouse. $BEP owns the rest Nuclear has totally fallen off the radar this year. Shitco’s like OKLO and SMR flew the theme too close to the sun and rightfully tanked. Maybe Westinghouse IPO brings the nuclear / uranium trade back
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