DNA
Ginkgo Bioworks Holdings, Inc.
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If you go to DNACompute.com, the company presenting itself around AI compute / GPU infrastructure. However, the filings link to SONM (Dna X) a microcap shell with tiny float.
The DNA Compute website is positioning the business around GPU/AI compute, with the broader stated strategy being to trade AI compute, provide access to computing capacity and ultimately own/develop the infrastructure behind that capacity. The company's investor site describes it as an “AI trading and infrastructure company.”
This is a super hot theme + tiny float on a 'dead' microcap shell. This will take the market by surprise.
Their own website previously had an announcement stating news today (22/9). If they drop news they have secured funding and have a robust roadmap this will fly. The market cap today is tiny, should be fireworks.

[XFLH Capital Corporation Announces the Signing of a Letter of Intent with Renogen Biolab Inc](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/09/22/3366286/0/en/xflh-capital-corporation-announces-the-signing-of-a-letter-of-intent-with-renogen-biolab-inc.html). - XLFH XLFH.RT
the signing of a **non-binding** letter-of-intent ("Letter of Intent") for a business combination with Renogen Biolab Inc., a Canadian corporation and a health service provider that offers and provides several core molecular capabilities including DNA services, vector engineering, and protein expression.

Urin enthält DNA Spuren, würde ich von abraten. Das würde vor Gericht zu deinen Ungunsten gewertet. Oder die Plattenproduktion outsourcen an jemanden, der definitv noch nie aktenkundig war... Ggfs. Tier involvieren, die sind schwerer zu tracken. Kuhpissplatte hätte was.

What about gene therapy type drugs that rely on more unique sequencing of DNA etc that would require high R&D could be done way more efficiently by Ai …?
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At this point, it's obviously black. You need Spiderman DNA to even qualify for any interview!!

Nemo.money - Illumina is up ~143% in a year and joined the S&P 500 today. Most people have never heard of it, but it makes the machines that read DNA, basically the "picks and shovels" of genomics.

There's not much else to invest in other than the markets, business, and future progress via tech, energy, food, water, healthcare, and on and on. Said differently, when you get right down to it, one of the few things you can truly invest in is human ingenuity, work, talent, resources, and our ingrained need to buy, sell and trade. It's in our DNA.

I think the fact that Buffet was going to step-down as Chairman is already priced in, the big decision was when he stepped down as CEO and handed that over to Abel. In some ways, this might be a good thing as after Abel was in as CEO Berkshire starting buying Google and everybody thought this was Abel taking over and making these big moves, but it was Warren Buffet who said he "initiated" it. Years ago, Buffet said he made a mistake not buying Google so maybe he was trying to make up for this on his way out. So, maybe Abel is more like a younger Buffet and less likely to make such moves, though they might have gotten a good price for Google stock.
Recently, Berkshire was buying back their own stock, so this would indicate that Buffet and Abel thought the stock was undervalued enough as is to buyback now. This is opposed to the rest of the stock market which Berkshire might view as being over bought, so they are holding their cash. Berkshire/Buffet routinely gets praised or scolded based on how the S&P does compared to their stock, but they wait until they see opportunities that are good enough and with businesses that they understand.
There really isn't any "pressuring" Berkshire to do something with their cash, the stock price is a longterm sort of thing, as is their investments, so they can sit on treasury bills and wait for opportunities. They are buying some companies recently, and buying back their own stock, but they need to keep a certain amount of cash for the insurance side, and also they are looking at having cash for a correction. Berkshire cares about maintaining their stock price longterm, and growing it, for the investors. You don't hear Google or the hyper scalers talking about running a responsible business for investors, per se, and the amount they are putting into data centers is more about winning a race with an unclear prize than about being responsible for the investors.
Berkshire is in the insurance business to a great extent, so planning for, and mitigating the fall out from bad events, from a natural disaster to a stock market crash, is kind of in their DNA. The stock has had some vocality, but hasn't gone up much in the past couple years, which doesn't mean a lot longterm. I think it will hover between 485 and 520, if investors rotate out of tech stocks, then Berkshire might well benefit.

You have a point but it's like the religion makes claims about things in very recent history that impossible to be true.
Like native Americans descending from Israelites. DNA testing literally shows they are from northeastern Asia.
We can't disprove Moses parted the Red Sea. But we can disprove ancient civilizations existed with giant advanced metal machines.