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ARM
Arm Holdings plc
stock NASDAQ ADR

At Close
Jun 13, 2025 3:59:58 PM EDT
135.60USD-2.179%(-3.02)293,206
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Jun 16, 2025 9:25:30 AM EDT
137.78USD+1.645%(+2.23)20,231
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Jun 13, 2025 4:44:30 PM EDT
135.49USD-0.081%(-0.11)5,756
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As of Jun 16, 2025 9:41:53 AM EDT (1 min. ago)
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2 hr ago • u/Live_Market9747 • r/AMD_Stock • semianalysis_advancing_ai • C
wow, I have never thought of it but you're absoluteley right! The only thing Nvidia has little control over in data center is memory and storage. Micron is the obvious choice for Nvidia to maybe even buy it. They can afford it with the cash they will earn this year and next.
It should also pass regulators because it's not such a huge thing as taking over ARM and Intel as a chip maker had a memory business before as well. It's a good thing, regulators don't get Nvidia and think it's a semi.
Now, I regret a little selling my MU stocks but it will remain interesting.
sentiment 0.81
3 hr ago • u/pele4096 • r/investing • life_is_finite_risk_aversion_once_bitten_twice_shy • B
Some day I will die. I do not know when, but I know I will not live forever.
Every dollar I make in salary at my workplace represents a minute, hour, day, or some other unit of time I will NEVER get back. It represents time I'm not spending with family and time I'm not out enjoying myself.
Watching that money disappear is like shaving years off my life. Hell, I'd say burning it may even be more productive since some people at least get some form of enjoyment out of smoking cigarettes...
Now obviously, I need that money to afford food and whatnot, so I can't go quitting my job. But I do not spend frivolously on luxury goods. I live in a modest house in the suburbs and drive a 20 yr old, 4 cylinder Japanese compact hatchback.
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Late in 1999, I was given a $3k High School graduation present. Opened an eTrade account and bought a bunch tech stocks (Microsoft, Dell, IBM, Cisco, Juniper, etc) Made a couple thousand more in under a year. Figured I couldn't lose, as I had a background in tech. As an engineering student, I knew the industry. Or at least I thought I did.
By the early 2000s, my portfolio was worth three digits.
Before I pulled the plug and sold all my stocks, I was literally sitting on the computer the entirety of 2002, 2003, and 2004 hitting Refresh and watching my portfolio lose value.
I had some startup companies that were promising that ended up going under and their stock values ended up being ZERO.
I did not, and still to this day do not know where the money went. It just disappeared.
People tell me I sold in the dip when I should have bought more. I was in high school/college. I was working low end jobs and needed the money. I had no money to invest.
Few years later, I got grandmothers inheritance to the tune of $30k in 2005. Bought a house for cash in the boonies and put another $10k in my own savings into it (paint, carpet, trim work, etc.) Sold the house for $65k three months later.
Wanted a bachelor pad, so I bought another small house, closer to where I wanted to live on an ARM in 2006 and was upside down, two years later... $240k mortgage at 5% going up to 7% in three years on a house that appraised for $125k.
BUT at least I had a roof over my head. I still own that house and it's now a rental property.
I buy houses that I can flip/rent. They're tangible and I can control what work goes into them. If I want to make a house increase in value, I can renovate it. And an house will NEVER be worth NOTHING. Even if it burns down to the ground, the vacant land will have value. Insurance also covers losses on a house. Can't insure stocks.
I am VERY risk adverse, having been bitten before.
I can not control the value of a stock. I have zero influence if a company will release a gadget that will catch on and be the next big thing or if it will flop.
I can't subtly count cards, so I don't set foot in casinos.
I'm of the mindset that to invest in stocks, you need to have money that you're not afraid of losing.
How can I get out of this mindset so that I can YOLO all my savings on whatever wallstreetbets is peddling this week? People make bank day trading. I want to know their secret.
sentiment -0.58
6 hr ago • u/Fun-Confidence-9896 • r/stocks • is_it_too_late_to_jump_into_ai_stocks • C
Data centres is where the sustainable expansion is. I’m in on GEV, STX,ARM and CLS
sentiment 0.00
16 hr ago • u/daddypresso • r/Bogleheads • friend_recently_asked_me_what_type_of_life • C
Give me a break lol, dude has an ARM and no kids. Might be a victim to a scum bag
sentiment -0.13
16 hr ago • u/ComfortableString285 • r/Bogleheads • friend_recently_asked_me_what_type_of_life • C
Unclear if friend has a spouse (non-working) which could justify some insurance coverage.

If not, invest those after tax premium amounts in Roth IRA, not in insurance salesperson commissions. If there is a (non-working) spouse, switch to term insurance and invest the difference between the term and whole life (at minimum) in Roth IRA. That offers a far better contribution to retirement.

If there is a spouse, you don't need to provide lifetime support through insurance, but enough time for them to develop employable / marketable skills.
Yeah, the ARM adjustment could prove brutal...
Need to read the policy to determine the consequences of stopping payment. The agent gets most of the paid premium $ in the beginning as their commission.
Background:
[https://www.policygenius.com/life-insurance/how-to-cancel-your-whole-life-insurance-policy/](https://www.policygenius.com/life-insurance/how-to-cancel-your-whole-life-insurance-policy/)
[https://www.reddit.com/r/LifeInsurance/comments/1b3awqx/whole\_life\_policy\_cancellation/](https://www.reddit.com/r/LifeInsurance/comments/1b3awqx/whole_life_policy_cancellation/)
sentiment -0.33
16 hr ago • u/TOMfromYahoo • r/AMD_Stock • daily_discussion_sunday_20250615 • C
Nice. ... I wonder how many here can truly appreciate your writing. ..!?
Those in the know don't need links ... those who need links won't understand anyway. ...! LOL
Ha IBM old fart their systems were called SMPs not rack scale and their scale up and scale out was latter used to hype cheap white box servers unfortunately for them x86 then even ARM were in this space and they've sold their x86 business both PCs and servers thinking their "Power" can replace x86 LOL
sentiment 0.85
17 hr ago • u/daddypresso • r/Bogleheads • friend_recently_asked_me_what_type_of_life • B
We’re both Childless, 30s men. I have none, just an Ira, 401k, and HSA. Some scumbag convinced him to buy whole life insurance instead of some term life that he had, for whatever reason. He thinks he can retire on it or something I have no idea
In the past, I’ve told him to focus on IRA first, because his work doesn’t have a 401k. Also his 5 year old mortgage is an ARM, so 2.75 percent is about to get bigger.
He’s my close friend but obviously not close enough to preemptively ask financial advice. If I send him some links about whole life, my question is can he just stop paying it? I don’t think he’s had it for more than 6 months. 😮‍💨
sentiment -0.42
21 hr ago • u/EfficiencyJunior7848 • r/AMD_Stock • amd_expected_to_break_nvidias_ai_monopoly_with • C
Nvidia is killing itself, same as Intel, but a big difference in the current case is that the AI story is very new, and, unlike Intel was, Nvidia is not all that entrenched yet.
How is Nvidia killing itself? 
1) Customer lock-in techniques can only go so far before there's a rebellion. The proprietary nature of Nvidia, results in a stifling of innovation. There's only one innovator vs potentially thousands, and Nvidia is in a conflict of interest position, it will not introduce, and will repress innovations, that go against Nvidia's best interests vs the interests of their customers. 
2) Nvidia's reliance on very large monolithic dies, will increasingly become a major handicap. There's longer time to market, because reuse of previous gen concepts, have to be designed back into a new larger die, rather than packaged in as a reusable chiplet on a previous gen node (or a node that is appropriate for a specific chiplet). If a die has too many defects, it may have to be thrown out, which increases manufacturing costs, vs using smaller sized chiplets. Packaging together larger numbers of very large dies, becomes increasingly difficult, and clustering, plus scaling out, is really the only practical way to increase performance. I think Nvidia plans to package up to 4 dies for Rubin, and that may result in lots of issues causing delays, and failures after ddeployment. It works for Nvidia only inside a locked down monopoly,  because customers have to replace Nvidia with Nvidia, they cannot scale out using another vendors solution.
3) Not enough supply or diversity will work against Nvidia, because it simply cannot supply enough of the growing demand, and growing demand for variable needs, such as inference, which will require a diversity of low cost solutions, including embedded solutuons.
4) Nvidia lacks great CPU technology. They tried to lock down ARM, but failed. There's no way they can buy out AMD, which leaves ARM and Intel. Intel is no longer king of CPUs, and is set to be lose its majority share inside server deployments by next year, leaving AMD with the majority. Nvidia will refuse to use AMDs solutions, due to its conflict of interest position (see item 1), and that leaves only ARM, which I belive is still only single digits in terms of market share vs x86 based servers. In addition, AMD can use x86 along with ARM for its solutions, both at the highest level inside servers, or at the lowest level inside embedded solutions. Xilinx, which is now a part of AMD, brought with it, expertise with ARM based solutions.
In summary, Nvidia has a lot of deficits, but they are rarely mentioned, likely due to conflicts various authors have. Nvidia uses clever marketing, along with shady anti-competitive tactics to retain its monopoly. The same methods Nvidia used within the gaming sector, is being used within the AI sector. They are buying out competitors, not to innovate, but to kill competitors and retain dominance, and are strong arming influencers, to give Nvidia glowing reviews, while dumping buckets of crap on top of AMD. Nvidia's methods worked well within the gaming sector, but will at some point stop working within the AI sector. AMD knows what a monopolistic looks like, and is carefully taking down Nvidia's methods, in a step by step fashion. 
Next year, is when Nvidia will start to feel the pain from serious competitive actors, with AMD leading the way. Everyone, except for Nvidia and Intel, has a reason to join AMD as a partner, using open solutions that resolve each of the negative items that Nvidia has brought to the AI industry. 
sentiment -0.97
1 day ago • u/pele4096 • r/investingforbeginners • life_is_finite_risk_aversion_once_bitten_twice_shy • USA • B
Some day I will die. I do not know when, but I know I will not live forever.
Every dollar I make in salary at my workplace represents a minute, hour, day, or some other unit of time I will NEVER get back. It represents time I'm not spending with family and time I'm not out enjoying myself.
Watching that money disappear is like shaving years off my life. Hell, I'd say burning it may even be more productive since some people at least get some form of enjoyment out of smoking cigarettes...
I was given a $3k High School graduation present. Opened an eTrade account and bought a bunch tech stocks (Microsoft, Dell, IBM, Cisco, Juniper, etc) in the late 90s. Made a couple thousand more in under a year. Figred I couldnt lose, as I had a background in tech. As an engineering student, I knew the industry.
By the early 2000s, my portfolio was worth three digits.
Before I pulled the plug and sold all my stocks, I was literally sitting on the computer hitting Refresh and watching my portfolio lose value.
I had some startup companies that were promising that ended up going under and their stock values ended up being ZERO.
I did not, and still to this day do not know where the money went. It just disappeared.
People tell me I sold in the dip when I should have bought more. I was in high school/college. I was working low end jobs and needed the money. I had no money to invest.
Few years later, I got grandmothers inheritance to the tune of $30k in 2005. Bought a house for cash in the boonies and put another $10k in my own savings into it (paint, carpet, trim work, etc.) Sold the house for $65k three months later.
Bought another house closer to where I wanted to live on an ARM in 2006 and was upside down, two years later... $240k mortgage at 5% going up to 7% in three years on a house that appraised for $125k.
BUT at least I had a roof over my head.
I buy houses that I can flip/rent. They're tangible and I can control what work goes into them. If I want to make a house increase in value, I can remove the it. And an house will NEVER be worth NOTHING. Even if it burns down, the vacant land will have value.
I am VERY risk adverse, having been bitten before.
I can not control the value of a stock. I have zero influence if a company will release a gadget that will catch on and be the next big thing or if it will flop.
I can't subtly count cards, so I don't set foot in casinos.
I'm of the mindset that to invest in stocks, you need to have money that you're not afraid of losing.
How can I get out of this mindset so that I can YOLO all my savings on whatever wallstreetbets is peddling? People make bank day trading. I want to know their secret.
sentiment -0.06


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