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This is discouraging. [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/aeva-ring-nasdaq-closing-bell-110000660.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/aeva-ring-nasdaq-closing-bell-110000660.html)
(Nasdaq: AEVA), a leader in next-generation sensing and perception systems, today announced that it will ring the Nasdaq Closing Bell on March 17, 2026 at the Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square.
The Closing Bell ceremony is in celebration of Aeva’s fifth year anniversary as a public company and will be led by Soroush Salehian, Co-founder and CEO at Aeva, and Mina Rezk, Co-founder and CTO at Aeva.
In business for 5 YEARS. wtf.

axiom.trade/@slickweb3
Trading Solana memes is a fine art. Set your slippage properly and don't buy everything you see because 90% are launched by scam devs and depend on a CTO
Without axiom you will get eaten alive, trading on phantom is like showing up to an f1 race with your bicycle
It's called the trenches for a reason, are you mentally stable enough? Can you afford to continuously lose before the pressure forces you to win? It's all just stress and will turn you into a vegetable the more you learn how to make money trading these shitters

QuantConnect but for casuals should be the goal. Also, unless you're self-hosting, API costs are going to be absurd so you need to figure out rate-limiting, containerizing, horizontal scaling, security, etc. To be candid, I was a CTO for a startup building this exact product last year.

Posted on behalf Luca Mining Corp. - (TSXV: LUCA | OTCQX: LUCMF | Frankfurt: Z68) is strengthening its operational bench as it moves into the next phase of optimization and growth across its producing assets.
The company has appointed Nick Shakesby as Chief Operating Officer, effective April 1, 2026, bringing more than 30 years of global underground mining leadership, including extensive experience in Mexico and Latin America.
Shakesby joins from COMINVI S.A., Mexico’s largest underground mining contractor, where he served as CEO. Previously, he was VP Operations and Country Manager (Mexico) at Endeavour Silver, overseeing four operating underground mines.
Alongside the appointment:
• Ramón Mendoza transitions to a dedicated Chief Technical Officer (CTO) role
• Dr. Jose Hernandez joins as VP Metallurgy & Process Engineering
The expanded technical team will focus on advancing optimization initiatives at Luca’s operations and executing the Campo Morado Expansion (CME) — a mill optimization and expansion study aimed at improving metal recoveries, particularly gold and silver, alongside an updated life-of-mine plan.
A NI 43-101 Technical Report incorporating the CME and revised Mineral Reserve estimate is expected in H2 2026.
With strengthened operational leadership and a focused technical team, Luca is positioning itself to drive production performance, improve recoveries, and unlock brownfields growth opportunities at both Campo Morado and Tahuehueto.
[https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/luca-strengthens-technical-leadership-with-appointment-of-coo-and-builds-team-to-execute-on-mine-optimizations-844686768.html](https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/luca-strengthens-technical-leadership-with-appointment-of-coo-and-builds-team-to-execute-on-mine-optimizations-844686768.html)

Source: [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nvidia-to-provide-1-gigawat-of-ai-chips-make-significant-investment-in-openai-rival-thinking-machines-labs-155351171.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nvidia-to-provide-1-gigawat-of-ai-chips-make-significant-investment-in-openai-rival-thinking-machines-labs-155351171.html)
>Nvidia (NVDA) on Tuesday announced that it is forging a partnership with AI company Thinking Machines Lab that will see the chipmaker provide upwards of 1 gigawatt's worth of its next-generation Vera Rubin chips to the company.
>In a joint statement, Nvidia and Thinking Machines said the processors will be deployed early next year. The deal also calls for the two to "design training and serving systems for Nvidia architectures and broader access to frontier AI and open models for enterprises, research institutions, and the scientific community."
>Thinking Machines CEO Mira Murati founded the company in 2025 after leaving her role as CTO at OpenAI in 2024. She had briefly served as that company's CEO when its board ousted Sam Altman in 2023. Altman was ultimately reinstated and the board underwent significant changes.
>“Nvidia’s technology is the foundation on which the entire field is built,” Murati said in a statement. “This partnership accelerates our capacity to build AI that people can shape and make their own, as it shapes human potential in turn.”
>Under the terms of the deal, Nvidia is also making a "significant investment" in Thinking Machines to "support the company's long-term growth." The firms didn't reveal the amount of the investment.
>Nvidia has been on a dealmaking spree as of late. On March 2, it announced agreements with Coherent (COHR) and Lumentum (LITE) to build optics technologies. In February, the company said it was entering a massive multiyear, multi-generational partnership with Meta (META). OpenAI also revealed that Nvidia would invest $30 billion in the company as part of its $110 billion fundraising round.
>The Thinking Machines deal, however, is also likely to raise concerns about circular investing in the AI industry, in which companies like Nvidia, AMD, and others invest capital into AI startups that those businesses then use to purchase processors from the chip companies.
>That, the thinking goes, would then drive artificial demand for AI chips and infrastructure. But Nvidia and others have pushed back against the assertion.
>For its third quarter, Nvidia posted earnings per share of $1.30 on revenue of $57.01 billion, easily topping analysts' expectations and blowing past its EPS and revenue from the same period last year.
>Its data center business generated sales of $51.2 billion versus estimates of $49.3 billion, and it offered Q4 revenue guidance of $65 billion plus or minus 2%. Wall Street was expecting $62 billion.

Part of the reason they've been so successful lately is their full throated adoption of AI. We hear a lot about how companies find AI useless or undercooked but Walmart has been huge beneficiary and a posterchild for integration. Apparently they're not only working with chat GPT to have their stuff advertised but they're also using in at corporate on the [supply side ](https://www.supplychaindive.com/news/4-walmart-supply-chain-ai-uses/760891/)and to automate procurement. CTO recently said 40% of their code is also being written by AI which is saving them a lot too.