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Yeah, the capex cycle on this stuff is brutal - you're basically betting on exponential improvement just to break even on yesterday's hardware costs. Classic tech trap where everyone's chasing performance gains instead of thinking about actual ROI timelines.

So you should probably be actively investing even less and focusing on min/max expenses and searching for a better job with your free time. The ROI will be much greater.... I am not saying don't invest if you make less than $120,000, just dont actively invest.

The biggest problem with Intuit is their upper management and middle management are morons. That's all.
LOL.
I've watched them fire the people who built the company to what it is over the past 6 years, and then have mandates to burn BILLIONS on AI tokens for near zero ROI.
Their future is garbage, because the company is now staffed by shitty political management, not actually knowledgeable people.

The king is back. Turns out a diversified ecosystem with 2B+ active devices and actual consumer revenue beats a pure AI hardware play when investors start questioning CapEx ROI.

When companies invest billions of dollars they want to be very, very sure they are going to see an ROI. At best this plan has a 50/50 shot of surviving the next presidency. You don’t bet billions on 50/50

They are looking for an ROI, just not from appreciation of the trump coin

Too Big to Fail
$META $SPCX rent datacenter.
All rush to load debt, before debt market close.
Those big burning cash & under water, how long spending for AI, without ROI?
How fast GPU & memory depreciate? Make it cyclical?
$QQQ $SPX $SMH $MU $ASML all talking Trillion debt.
https://preview.redd.it/x8sichp3tneh1.png?width=757&format=png&auto=webp&s=032659e11465a6f79e9c2a0a4df7bceabc1f388a

Let's hope AWS or Google finally figure out spending B$ on developing and maintaining its own in house AI chips turn out to be not business sound, its better to get external racks and focusing on providing IAAS/PAAS/SAAS for customers, AMD is the better vendor in terms of ROI values.

I'm bullish up to 400 again.
this will be the first report that actually captures AI ROI imo.

Still doesn't make sense, no ROI in sight, and chinese blast the AI capex spending bubble

They wanted to donate to Trump/pay him a bribe. The investment was the quid pro quo favor for investing in the coin, not on the ROI of it.

I usually open 401(k) with any employer to the just take advantage of their contribution, I normally place them in Target Date Fund or S&P500 because those has the best ROI can have in that vehicle. I have been to three employers in the past 9 years and I just rollover to my own traditional IRA where it is happily averaging out between 10 and 30 percent ROI. Rinse and repeat until 62 😂

if they show any ROI = bullish. if no roi then capex = bad and GOOG -12%

I expect those neocloud providers are lining up for AMD's products and racks since they simply can not afford NVDA unless get investments from it. The total ROI benefit from AMD will be significant!

>Make a rule to never ever sell your funds, stick with the original plan
I'm not sure I always agree with this.
I have a mortgage with a floating interest that's currently around 5.3%. Floating rates are the norm here, few people have fixed-rate mortgages.
I recently sold some index funds to pay down 1/4 of my mortgage. To me, a guaranteed 5.3% return by reducing my interest costs is a decent, though not exceptional ROI. It beats CPI.
I'm not sure how the rules work in the US, but in Norway I can withdraw my original contributions from my investment account without paying capital gains tax. Tax is only due on gains. For example if I invest $100 and the account grows to $200 over ten years, I can withdraw up to my original $100 tax-free. That's essentially what I did, but I withdrew less.
I also have a home equity line of credit (HELOC), which allows me to deposit and withdraw funds within the credit limit at no cost. Transfers typically take one day.
My reasoning is to reduce risk. I already have more invested in the stock market than I owe the bank.
Following the logic of some Bogleheads, should I instead keep my mortgage as large as possible at all times? I can, in theory do this, whilst only paying interest rates. As my home increases in value, I can increase my loan and invest even more.
Reducing debt and increasing predictability, and eventually becoming mortgage-free has value for me in it self.

AMD's lower power consumption, high ROI advantages start to shine.

Money is being made fam. Even if btc is a ponzi its a high liquidity bet I would take compared to the other shitcoins given its history.
I'm expecting a ROI 5 years from now. That's a mature way to look at it and plan it. It's just beer money buying it once a month which would have been wasted on some BS. A volatile piggyback basically. I still got money in bank and on hand.
Now man up and and throw some beer money in this 15+ year old ponzi with me lmao. Crypto is just one bet. If I had access to stocks. Would put some in that too. My currency is hot garbage so you gotta understand why I would do this.

Go travel for mental health. I recently exited a career this year around your age. I also had a large sum of money sitting around from inheritance, no debt, and a college degree. I invested that money into time and energy spent investing in myself and I cannot tell you how positive it's been.
Don't see it as not working see it as an investment. If you invest in travel and find yourself for 10k that is a 100% ROI.

“They go up over time and bitcoin doesnt”
S&P 500 July 2016 \~ July 2026 = +247%
Bitcoin ROI from July 2016 \~ July 2026 = +11,473%

That wasn’t the original idea they sold to corporate America. They claimed it would displaced most job and has done almost exactly none of that. Plus the economics of it are terrible.
We do have a grasp on the pricing. We know roughly how much AI labs lose per token. But, it doesn’t make sense to use a frontier model when you can use open source for a fraction of the price. It may increase business growth some but so far we have zero evidence to support that it can. 90% of AI initiatives failed when tried in business and they have no way to track ROI on AI usage.