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Quiver Quantitative
Last week, we caught this trade.
Representative McClain was just questioned on it.
She said that if it was insider trading, she would have bought "a heck of a lot more". https://t.co/nxLD7wNGfT
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Last week, we caught this trade.
Representative McClain was just questioned on it.
She said that if it was insider trading, she would have bought "a heck of a lot more". https://t.co/nxLD7wNGfT
BREAKING: Representative Lisa McClain just filed a purchase of up to $250K of private stock in Elon Musk’s xAI.
McClain sits on the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Cyber, Information Technologies, and Innovation.
The US military is currently using xAI’s Grok. https://t.co/yz0B3XMfTE tweet
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Brady Long
I’ve been spending more time watching China’s tech cycle than trying to predict it.
AI, semis, clean energy, smart manufacturing → this shift is structural, not headline-driven.
What I like about $CNQQ is it behaves less like a stock pick and more like an observation layer.
You get a clean read across A-shares + Hong Kong tech leaders, especially after HK tech cooled off for ~2 months and valuations reset.
Not investment advice.
Just a useful lens if you want to see where China’s hard tech is actually compounding.
#CNQQ #ChinaTech #AI #CapitalFlows
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I’ve been spending more time watching China’s tech cycle than trying to predict it.
AI, semis, clean energy, smart manufacturing → this shift is structural, not headline-driven.
What I like about $CNQQ is it behaves less like a stock pick and more like an observation layer.
You get a clean read across A-shares + Hong Kong tech leaders, especially after HK tech cooled off for ~2 months and valuations reset.
Not investment advice.
Just a useful lens if you want to see where China’s hard tech is actually compounding.
#CNQQ #ChinaTech #AI #CapitalFlows
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Fiscal.ai
RT @TheTranscript_: Is the TSMC CEO afraid of the competition from Intel?
"That's a formidable competitor...we don't underestimate their progress. But are we afraid of it? For 30-some years, we're always in a competition...So no, we have confidence to keep our business growing"
$TSM $INTC https://t.co/hzeADvIK3w
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RT @TheTranscript_: Is the TSMC CEO afraid of the competition from Intel?
"That's a formidable competitor...we don't underestimate their progress. But are we afraid of it? For 30-some years, we're always in a competition...So no, we have confidence to keep our business growing"
$TSM $INTC https://t.co/hzeADvIK3w
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Moon Dev
everyone keeps asking about the quant app
here is everything i know about it
wall street doesnt want to have this info
so it may not be up long https://t.co/VRbBeiBc4j
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everyone keeps asking about the quant app
here is everything i know about it
wall street doesnt want to have this info
so it may not be up long https://t.co/VRbBeiBc4j
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The Few Bets That Matter
$PATH lost what looked like a strong support.
But the real perfect support lies at the weekly 50 around $14, just like it did during the previous leg up.
Patients won. https://t.co/apRPBeqrbe
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$PATH lost what looked like a strong support.
But the real perfect support lies at the weekly 50 around $14, just like it did during the previous leg up.
Patients won. https://t.co/apRPBeqrbe
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RT @perchdotapp: Jeff Bezos on the importance of long-form reading
“The general rule here is that we humans do more of anything that is made easier. So if the friction level gets reduced, we do more of that thing.”
This is why Jeff believes the Kindle is so important:
“I can tell you that the people who buy a Kindle read 4x as many books in the 12 months after they’ve bought the Kindle than they did in the 12 months prior to buying the Kindle. And the reason is we’re reducing the friction of reading”
He continues:
“I’m really excited about long-form reading because I think we humans learn different things from long-form than we can learn from short-form. When you read a novel or a biography, you actually do get to live another life, and you learn things that are unlearnable in any kind of short form — whether it be a movie or a TV show or a blog post or a song. You learn different things.”
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RT @perchdotapp: Jeff Bezos on the importance of long-form reading
“The general rule here is that we humans do more of anything that is made easier. So if the friction level gets reduced, we do more of that thing.”
This is why Jeff believes the Kindle is so important:
“I can tell you that the people who buy a Kindle read 4x as many books in the 12 months after they’ve bought the Kindle than they did in the 12 months prior to buying the Kindle. And the reason is we’re reducing the friction of reading”
He continues:
“I’m really excited about long-form reading because I think we humans learn different things from long-form than we can learn from short-form. When you read a novel or a biography, you actually do get to live another life, and you learn things that are unlearnable in any kind of short form — whether it be a movie or a TV show or a blog post or a song. You learn different things.”
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God of Prompt
RT @godofprompt: 🚨 OpenAI's o1 proves you can make models smarter by making them "think longer" at inference not training bigger models.
DeepSeek, Google, Anthropic all pivoting to test-time compute.
Training wars are over. The inference wars just started.
Here's the paradigm shift happening right now:
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RT @godofprompt: 🚨 OpenAI's o1 proves you can make models smarter by making them "think longer" at inference not training bigger models.
DeepSeek, Google, Anthropic all pivoting to test-time compute.
Training wars are over. The inference wars just started.
Here's the paradigm shift happening right now:
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