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6 min ago • u/No-Detective-6229 • r/wallstreetbets • sun_spots_prove_the_us_dollar_will_devalue_this • DD • B
Listen up retards. I recently posted about why the US dollar will devalue this year using the liquidity cycle to prove it. Unfortunately, the post was way too long and none of you morons can read, so all the words scared everyone, the post got downvoted, and the mods deleted it. So I’m trying again using something you idiots can understand. SUN SPOTS! Yes, sun spots. Sun spot activity directly correlates with the start of a recession in the US. Dont believe me? Look right here:
[https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/ffgf7v/sun\_spot\_recession\_is\_here/](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/ffgf7v/sun_spot_recession_is_here/)
It’s been proven before. Right here on WSB…And guess what! Sun spot activity is the highest it’s been in over 10 years.
So how does a recession lead to devaluation of the US dollar? Simple: Trump will do anything to will the midterms. He needs the stock market to pump and he needs the economy pumping and prevent a recession. The problem is money can’t be in everyone’s pockets and in the stock market and in the bond market and get invested into AI. If he wants money to get invested into AI and manufacturing it has to come from somewhere. He can just print it, which he will, but he can only do so much because the deficit is already out of control and it’s not politically popular. So, where is the money going to come from? You guessed it! The bond market. He is going to burn the bond market and tank the dollar in the process. 
So whats the play? VGK! For a bunch of reasons that I won’t go into, it’s the best hedge against inflation. I mentioned it in my last post and ppl thought I was talking about a sports team or something. Idk anything about that. I don’t follow any sports an never had. No, I’m talking about Vanguard FTSE Europe ETF. You can use gold or Forex to hedge against it but this is the safest in my opinion. 
So, am I saying you should sell everything and full port into some lame ass ETF? No, that’s retarded. Long term, US stocks will outperform everything. What I am saying is if you have extra cash sitting around, put it into this.
Position: I started my position last year november and plan to keep adding until sometime later this year or early next year, at which point i'll sell
TLDR. Sun spots prove we are going into a recession. Trump will try to prevent it by burning the bond market and devaluing the dollar. Vanguard FTSE Europe ETF is what I recommend most.
P.S. Yes yes I know, fries in the bag, do the opposite. Thats fine, but just buy the damn thing. I am trying to keep you idiots from being poor. 
sentiment -0.95
5 min ago • u/jlabtrades • r/Trading • should_i_change_my_strat_and_pair_hear_me_out • C
this is the literal break even point, you want at least a little wiggle room especially because we all know that we dont follow the r:r ratios that we say online
heres the AI answer:
# The Math
To determine profitability, we calculate the **Expected Value (EV)** per trade.
If we assume you risk $100 to make $200:
* **Win:** 33% of the time you make +$200.
* **Loss:** 67% of the time you lose -$100.
\\(\\text{EV} = (0.33 \\times 200) + (0.67 \\times -100)\\) \\(\\text{EV} = 66 - 67 = -1\\)
In this scenario, you lose $1 for every trade taken on average.
# Why you would likely lose money:
1. **Trading Costs:** Commissions, SEC fees, and platform costs will pull your net returns into the negative.
2. **Slippage:** In real-market conditions, you rarely get filled at your exact price. Frequent small losses in execution eat into a 0% edge.
3. **The Breakeven Requirement:** To be profitable with a 2:1 ratio, you need a win rate **higher than 33.33%**.
# Recommendation:
To become profitable at this ratio, you must either:
* Increase your **win rate** (e.g., 40% win rate at 2:1 provides a positive expectancy).
* Increase your **reward-to-risk** (e.g., 33% win rate at 2.5:1 provides a positive expectancy).
sentiment 0.97
9 min ago • u/Wooden-Broccoli-913 • r/investingforbeginners • is_the_sp_500_and_chill_strategy_still_viable_in • C
Roche the Swiss drug maker (RHHBY) was up +50% last year and +15% YTD. They make cancer medication that might save your life someday.
Just one randomly picked example. If it wasn’t for international companies we literally wouldn’t have the AI boom (TSMC and ASML)
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8 min ago • u/Ordinary_Donut7544 • r/ValueInvesting • servicenow_now_is_undervalued • C
There will be a "pause" in growth and that's what the market is pricing. Companies will try to use "AI" narrative to reduce subscription price or re-negotiate contract-- they know there is blood in the water and will bargain hard... NOW is not position of weakness until overall "AI" narrative changes, its a falling knife in a vicious loop
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9 min ago • u/FixedIt00 • r/Trading • should_i_change_my_strat_and_pair_hear_me_out • C
I trade stocks with news. I don't understand how you think you can predict the activity of the pound vs. dollar. What do you know? Are you George Soros? Similar with Gold, although it reacts to macro economic news and might be a little predictable. If you think you can make money just watching the chart and waiting for ICT stuff to appear, I think you will fail.
For example, SNDK keeps going up because there is a memory shortage for AI centers. You don't need ICT for that.
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10 min ago • u/cugel-383 • r/gme_meltdown • loss_porn_from_sanctioned_bbbyq_bagholder • C
Despite using AI to badger Ryan Cohen for money on Twitter, I don’t think Kais believes in meme stock conspiracies anymore, and after Gaza he’s not even a Trump guy anymore. That puts Kais ahead of a depressingly large amount of people
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15 min ago • u/Plastic_Fall_9532 • r/Gold • gold_above_5000_are_we_watching_a_quiet_regime • C
AI slopping it up again.
sentiment 0.06
15 min ago • u/futurefinancebro69 • r/stocks • nuclear_energy_good_investment • C
I do not prioritize the Geo political landscape simply because I understand the economical landscape at how much money is being pushed into AI currently….
I never even said I disagree with you. It’s just the simple fact that AI has so much money behind it that it has a chance of competing with the established oil industry and that’s what people like you were scared of.
sentiment -0.25
19 min ago • u/No_Economist3815 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
I got stripped of my 1%er a month ago. I may need an AI boost
sentiment 0.40
26 min ago • u/Echo-Possible • r/AMD_Stock • daily_discussion_friday_20260220 • C
OpenAI was incentivized to be the anchor customer for a brand new rack scale system. As the arguable leader in frontier AI models it made sense to incentivize them and build confidence in the new systems.
Microsoft isn't a frontier AI lab and likely wouldn't be a large customer without OpenAI first committing to AMD hardware. But now since they'll be working with AMD to co-design hardware and software with their models it becomes much more attractive for Microsoft. And Microsoft relies heavily on OpenAI GPT models for internal workloads and API business. Now AMD racks will be plug and play for running GPT models for Microsoft's internal workloads and serving OpenAI's API business. Like Satya said it's about optimizing the heterogenous fleet for TCO. Different workloads using different hardware to minimize TCO.
sentiment 0.94
28 min ago • u/Kind-Recognition4528 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
1% commenters are probably AI generated.🤡
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32 min ago • u/Disconn3cted • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Because AI is cheaper than human labor for the billionaires who rule the world and the world is evil
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33 min ago • u/SatyarthRanjan21 • r/IndianStreetBets • bloodbath_again_in_it_stocks_guys_ai_hits • News • T
Bloodbath again in IT stocks guys, AI Hits Cybersecurity 🥀
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34 min ago • u/skilliard7 • r/investing • im_officially_aied_out_am_i_the_only_one_who • C
In my experience a lot of people don't even know about that, they think AI is just image generation slop
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35 min ago • u/ga643953 • r/StockMarket • openai_resets_spend_expectations_targets_around • C
So does this make the street think AI capex is slowing down and NVDA is going back to $100?
sentiment -0.06
39 min ago • u/Personal-Walrus-3682 • r/ValueInvesting • saas_companies_and_personal_anecdotes • Discussion • B
Thanks for all the posts on SaaS companies on this sub, especially the ones which included financial analysis in addition to more macro discussions. I've been learning a lot about the software sector.
I work as a special project contractor (scientist) in pharma. For work I've used MSFT, ADBE, VEEV, WDAY, and CRM, and probably some others. I don't currently own any of these stocks.
In pharma a lot of our systems have to be validated for use. This includes the way we use and store electronic records. It is a regulatory requirement. I know many non-pharma companies also use these software packages, and I can't speak to them, but in pharma it is virtually impossible to change existing software applications. Even updates may require additional validation work. I don't think in my sector that the software companies requiring validation work will be replaced in the next 10 years, irrespective of how good AI gets.
I have noticed at a few companies we were scaling back our ADBE licenses to save money. It's annoying that at a site with 500 employees only a handful have editor access. You have to go find them to make changes to pdfs. One company was cutting their ADBE entirely and just using VEEV text boxes for all documents. We didn't actually need ADBE for anything.
At another company we actually were replacing our CRM software for quality systems work with VEEV. By "we were" I mean it's been ongoing for the last 5 years and we still haven't canceled our CRM contracts. We're using both systems, which gets hella confusing. From an operational standpoint I love VEEV.
Also, MSFT is indispensable. It's not a system that's used for quality systems, so replacing it from a regulatory compliance standpoint is easy, but I can't imagine our enterprise shifting to something else.
I hate WDAY and CRM as used by HR. I just feel like either application is outdated. I know a lot of this has to do with company-specific build choices for those applications, but I've found that if I don't like the product itself then I have a hard time holding my position in the stock, so I tend to invest in companies whose products I think are good.
Anyways, that's my anecdotal testimony about these SaaS companies. I'm probably going to buy MSFT and VEEV next week. Would appreciate any red flags about these two stocks before jumping in.
sentiment 0.96
39 min ago • u/FauxOutrageMachine • r/investing • from_buy_america_to_bye_america_wall_street • C
Here's my long term case that will start to play out over the mid-long term. We're breaking back into a world where spheres of influence will re-emerge.
Europe can no longer rely on the US, so we can expect Europe to begin re-industrializing defense, tech, and energy without the US. No relying on US companies for cloud tech. They will reduce links on US defense parts. Additionally, US LNG shipments helped fill the energy need when Russian gas stopped. That's no longer a guarantee, its a possible weak point a hostile US can use against them. So alternative energy needs can be developed elsewhere. Dealing with China will feel less crazy, but they still need to keep them at arms length.
Pacific. The US cannot be trusted to defend Taiwan, so what does that mean for Japan and South Korea? Alternatives measures must be taken. The treatment of South Korean Hyundai workers will leave lasting damage, and advanced battery tech is coming out of China as the US turns back to oil and neglects clean energy and modernizing for the electrical needs of the future. These countries will look towards each other (and Australia/ New Zealand), and away from us.
India. For over a decade now, US companies have been building facilities in India, staffed by Indian workers. They're now actively encouraging data center adoption in India with tax breaks. Indian H1B workers now just stay on Indian soil. Why come to live an increasingly un-affordable life in the US? They can stay there (until they get replaced with AI).
Latin America. Chinese agriculture deals are coming in now that China stopped buying from the US. Combined with the Belt and Road initiative, expect deepening ties to grow. The US doesn't want to support foreign aid anymore, China does (with strings).
The US educational advantage will start to dry up. College has become un-affordable, so we can see more declining enrollments and closures. We won't fund research here, so the best and the brightest won't come here, they can go to Canada or Europe where they don't have to worry about ICE, or Alligator Alcatraz. Collective brain drain.
As the crumble continues, US Treasuries will lose their luster, accelerating our fiscal issues. The new GOP acolytes, those who have known only Trump and Nick Fuentes, will come into power. Active gridlock prevents real reform. Debt prevents us from modernizing.
The global economy will continue, forming new links around the USA, instead of with it. It won't happen overnight, but it will build over time. They may eventually forgive us, but they will not forget.
Maybe it gets fixed eventually, but I don't see it happening in the near-term.
sentiment 0.97
41 min ago • u/Koniax • r/investing • im_officially_aied_out_am_i_the_only_one_who • C
Yeah I think most people don't really have an understanding of AI yet and think of it as only a chatbot still
sentiment 0.30
45 min ago • u/Echo-Possible • r/AMD_Stock • daily_discussion_friday_20260220 • C
Yes they’re building Stargate for OpenAI which will include the 6 GW of AMD hardware. This is part of their RPO with OpenAI. The 50k GPUs for other Oracle Cloud customers is a nice little added boost of confidence in AMD hardware. Oracle believes they won’t have trouble finding customers to rent that hardware.
Satya gave a little shoutout to Lisa and AMD as a vendor that will support their “heterogenous” AI compute fleet during the MSFT earnings call. I think it’s highly likely they’ll be one of the multi gigawatt MI400/500 customers Lisa has repeatedly talked about. But yes nothing confirmed yet so it’s wait and see.
sentiment 0.85
44 min ago • u/HuzzahBot • r/wallstreetbetsHUZZAH • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2025027956951973948)
>NEW GRADUATES NOW ACCOUNT FOR JUST 7% OF NEW HIRES AT BIG TECH COMPANIES, DOWN FROM 25% IN 2023 AND OVER 50% PRE\-PANDEMIC, PER FORBES\.
Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2025027675065319714)
>AI AGENTS ARE NOW HIRING HUMANS TO CARRY OUT REAL\-WORLD TASKS, ACCORDING TO WIRED\.
Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2025027838542569815)
>JOB HUNTERS ARE SO DESPERATE THAT THEY’RE PAYING TO GET RECRUITED, PER WSJ\.
Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2025025222081188263)
>Russian Embassy in Washington: The Ukraine war is approaching its end
Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2025025410665517389)
>Axios on a US official: We await Iran's proposals before holding another round of talks
Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2025025501983863194)
>Axios, citing a U\.S\. official: Trump could decide to strike Iran at any moment
Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2025025586348102089)
>Axios: The Trump administration may allow Iran to conduct "symbolic" nuclear enrichment
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