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RT @WealthyReadings: $BABA Qwen & its AI app is seeing large downloads.

If Alibaba successfully monetizes its LLMs in China, it’swe're talking abotu a market ~3x larger than any U.S. player, with less competition.

"Alibaba Cloud, the company's cloud computing unit, reported that downloads of the Qwen model family surpassed 700 million on the Hugging Face developer platform as of January.

The report shows Qwen downloads in December alone exceeded the combined total of the next eight most popular models on the platform.

Alibaba has also expanded Qwen into consumer-facing products, including the Qwen AI assistant, the Quark app, and Ant Group's health application A-Fu."

You’re not bullish enough.

🚨Just in: $BABA is building its own “everything AI app” powered by its in-house model, Qwen.

This app should be fully AI-powered and integrate all features of Chinese super-aps, with similar ambition to American companies but much bigger potential due to this centralisation.

Chinese super apps already include social media, e-commerce, banking, entertainment & more. This gives $BABA access to more data & agentic capabilities than what can be done in the west with a decentralised ecosystem.

The focus is the same though: to tap on consumers and build profitable B2C AI services and not only monetize their AI models and capacities through compute usage or API calls.

As a reminder, Qwen is widely used aronud the enterprise world and known as one of the best opened source AI model.
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RT @WealthyReadings: Ranking my portfolio per expected returns this year.

1. $PATH
2. $NBIS
3. $ALAB
4. $MSTR
5. $ETH
6. $TMDX
7. $LULU
8. $BABA
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RT @WealthyReadings: $LULU has the exact same pattern as $AEO & $VSCO.

Same challenges.
Same playbook.
Same price action.

Since then, one is up 114% and the other 234%. https://t.co/omoXLNPZpR
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RT @WealthyReadings: My portfolio has 8 positions.
This isn’t concentrated enough.
I need 5, but what on earth do I cut?

$TMDX, for obvious reasons no one seems interested in though. https://t.co/I0Pxfbkul2

$ETH & $MSTR, crypto is going higher and the mispricing is real.
https://t.co/93kyTdmP9Q
https://t.co/YCGB90Tmj3

$LULU, apparel is in an uptrend and others with similar challenges - $VSCO $AEO, have had insane performances.
https://t.co/9Qv5aQRAXt

$UIPATH, acceleration is real and agentic AI is the next massive use case with broad adoption.
https://t.co/HYV7xdbiIw

$NBIS & $ALAB, the AI build-out isn’t over, the bubble hasn’t even started.
https://t.co/e5EyQAfq5M

$BABA, China is clearly underestimated.
https://t.co/fH5MOUY6re

What. Do. I. Cut.

$TMDX hit 49 flights yesterday, a new reccord.
They only own 22 planes.

Each flight saves lives or significantly improves patients' life quality. And adoption is clealy accelerating as hospitals scale usage.

🔹~7x forward sales
🔹30%+ growth
🔹International expansion underway
🔹Transplant volumes rising
🔹Heart & lung trials ongoing
🔹High switching costs
🔹Expanding market

How does no one care about this stock?
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RT @WealthyReadings: $META & co's compute will go to $NBIS & co.

Hyperscalers won’t carry all the overbuild risk. They’ve already started pushing it downstream; that’s the new normal.

Expect more deals, many more.

How the market prices risk is the real question, but short term, my two cents are long. Very long. Because the market is yet to realize that demand justifies spending.

For now.
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I have meaningfully increased my $MSTR position today.
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RT @StockMarketNerd: When we find something that’s “cheap” we must realize so many others have already realized the same thing.

& it’s still cheap.

Important to contemplate why something is cheap & if it deserves to be.

Important to avoid making “it’s cheap” the centerpiece of a bull case.
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Brad finding the words...

This goes (to my opinion, not his) for $ADBE, $PYPL, $NVO, $DUOL and so many other names which yet yield so much engagement around here.

Cheap stocks are probably the #1 source of underperformance.

When we find something that’s “cheap” we must realize so many others have already realized the same thing.

& it’s still cheap.

Important to contemplate why something is cheap & if it deserves to be.

Important to avoid making “it’s cheap” the centerpiece of a bull case.
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RT @godofprompt: On one hand, prompt engineering won’t matter.

Future AI will just… get it.

On the other hand, context windows are about to hit millions of tokens.

One well-structured prompt might be the difference between “good answer” and “scientific breakthrough.”
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Real vs Theoretical Wealth
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$MSFT has missed the AI memo...lowest since June 2025
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All the software experts have been (wrongly) calling the end of the semi trade since 2024 AND never warned us about the sasspocalypse...motherfuckers! 🤡
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Trivariate Research Adam Parker's says buy non-tech stocks with growth potential. Trivariate Research debuted a new basket of companies called “non-technology compounders” for investors looking to extend their portfolio beyond high-growth technology stocks. Founder and CEO Adam Parker wrote in a weekend report to clients that Trivariate is “more neutral than bullish on U.S. equities” to start the new year.

S&P 500 earnings expectations look too high, particularly in technology and industrials sectors, and the penalty for companies that miss Wall Street’s estimates has been harsh, Trivariate argued. The researcher is also concerned that the median stock in the S & P 500 is finding it increasingly tough to widen profit margins and that any future Federal Reserve interest rate cuts won’t lift forward price-to-earnings ratios as much as in the past three years.

Among those companies in the basket are Amazon, NextEra, Philip Morris, Visa, Booking Holdings, Visa, and Uber
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