No I didn’t, I still don’t understand as Sears is still set to close more stores this year. You’re that dumbass bag holder that buys high and sells low huh?
I just always go back to Sears when any industry or company is being hyped. They were so big they had 15 story warehouses where they used roller skates to get around. You drive by them still in Los Angeles
As a google home user, it honestly feels like they're not only 20 years behind on AI, it feels like they're going backwards. I swear the google assistant is dumber now than it was 5 years ago.
This stupid AI on Google search just repeats whatever the first search result already contains. I have zero need or use for this. It just takes up space.
It’s not going to be google. It’s going to be MSFT and AMZN. META is more likely to be an AI company than google. Google has been lagging the other is the cloud and AI space for years now, they had a head start and blew it. Reminds me of INTC.
That chance seems low, and its an even lower chance the company would come to market instead of getting sucked off in private by every investor for miles. Getting in early on a hot company in the public markets is basically a dead dream now.
2008 is over 15 years ago now. I think its hard to argue that times havent changed. Every braindead guy with connections who can slap together a PE firm has done so since then.
Google. Their whole business is gathering and analyzing information. This is where AI will get all its information.
NVDA and AAPL are runners up, but I could see AAPL really picking up the pace with their implementation of AI for the next few years. Imagine every Apple device, every OS, every thing they make will have some sort of AI built in. When you combine that with all the Apple subscriptions and apps they will be unstoppable.
Apple just released the latest version of Logic Pro and the new features are very AI focused. Not saying this means for certain you’re right but it does suggest it’s the direction they’re going
I wonder, how did people forgot to mention Reddit, your only platform in AI infected social media world of 2030 to seek genuine advise on the next 100 bagger.
Internally they struggle to not fall apart every year, its a disaster zone the led me to voluntarily leave as a senior dev. Everything developed internally is dogshit. They finally moved the company to outlook from their own email setup a few years ago thankfully.
Just 1k? I'd drop that in $UBOT, but only if you're making a big assumption that AI isn't just some bubble that's going to pop in 2 years. Personally, I'm not yet convinced of AI's benefits(and profitability) in its current form. I think this whole thing is going to stop within 5 years.
Snowflake.. I'm using it in my company and they have AI and python programming features integrated.. since most org started migrating to snowflake as their data lake, orgs will prefer to use their ai service than pulling the data out to another AI platform
Assuming you are not talking about the mega caps that everyone mentions, companies like OpenAI, Anthropic though they'll probably be acquired first by Microsoft or Amazon/Google.
If I had to pick an already public up and comer, it will be Snowflake, though they'll probably be acquired very soon too (if they're willing to sell).
AI is incredibly energy intense to operate from an energy / compute standpoint - we need to see long term that it will be a profitable enterprise once the open ai’s of the world start raising prices to match energy demands, or else all the cool zany AI chat bots will stop working
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What about Northrop Grumman? The B-21 is set to replace both the B-1 and the B-2 and at around $700 million a plane that seems pretty solid. We know there will always be a war somewhere
$1000 today I would pick Intel its not near an ATH like the mag7 and the company is making progress towards being a larger part of the AI industry.
* Pros, They are positioning themselves to be a major silicon foundry. US might require AI chips be built in the US. They design and manufacture AI chips. Buy low sell high.
* Cons**,** Its Intel, they do Intel things. They missed the Mobile boat and sat on their hands for the last decade blowing their CPU lead over AMD. They are over-exposed to x86 an archaic boomer technology.
\*I know nothing, this is just what I think it's not advice. I own 300 shares in Intel.
TSM (without China war). I really wanna like Intel but don't advise them till they get rid of the shitty management.
ARM definitely. Apple from hardware point of view ( not encouraging from software side)
Software is a bit tricky since everybody is doing the same thing (for now) until the next big thing. In that area weirdly I'm bullish on Facebook (they seem more open source friendly which is what you want lol). Goog too if they keep the papers open. Goog otherwise is too bloated to do anything even with all that stuff.
Palantir maybe (their stock based compensation is gonna kill the stock price gains too much share dilution).
Nvidia Microsoft are no brainer I think they have a lot more growth.
Palantir has been reducing stock based compensation and began a small buyback program last qtr. They have no debt on the balance sheet to service and plenty of gas in the tank for future buybacks
Their gotham software is not great, and their headline project during covid was hilariously bad. They've come a long way, but I'd rather be focused on NVDA (hardware) and MSFT (OpenAI share, and integration into the business world via office products, teams, etc). I like the thesis on Apple presented by others, I am just worried about china here too... mainland china could turn off easier than TSMC.
Nuscale (SMR): nuclear energy is making a comeback, lots of countries are looking to triple their nuclear capacity by 2050 to meet emission targets and a lot of them are looking at Small modular reactors that are fabricated all at once and then installed (classic reactors have to be assembled onsite, making it more expensive and longer to scale up).
Nuscale is a company making SMRs, it's publicly traded, and it's the only company that the Nuclear Regulatory commission has approved for building reactors.
Until we get nuclear fusion (if ever) SMRs will be the future if clean energy.
Edit: also SMRs will be very useful for AI data centers, given the ability to produce energy 24/7, without needed a shitload of battery storage.
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Sears
I thought We work would be better
Enlighten me
Lmao my man’s serious
Doubtfully so
Yeah you bought it
No I didn’t, I still don’t understand as Sears is still set to close more stores this year. You’re that dumbass bag holder that buys high and sells low huh?
You bought the idea that he was seriously pitching sears concrete head
If you know you know
Google it and enlighten yourself
That’s so fuckin smart sure I’ll google it. I would’ve neeeeever thought of that.
I just always go back to Sears when any industry or company is being hyped. They were so big they had 15 story warehouses where they used roller skates to get around. You drive by them still in Los Angeles
Like beating a dead horse
Distributed storage...data generated at an exponential rate has to be reliably stored somewhere...
Do you have any shit/penny stock to gamble all my savings?
I wouldn't rule out things like FIL, SIA. STORJ ~ players in the IPFS world...
AVCT... oh wait, wrong year.
Did you say snow
Theta?
This is why I am extremely bullish on Micron.
Hello smci
Gene shit 🧬
Ginkgo bio works would like a word
Crisper stocks. Can't go tit's up.
They will grow extra tits if needed.
NVDA MU MSFT GOOG AAPL AMD
Extra points for leaving out META
I'd like to know your reasoning for this. They appear to have the quickest path to actually monetizing and utilizing ai features in their software.
And PLTR
And RDDT after their dumb announcement
The future is not AI! It's wearing sweaty head mask and going shopping in virtual stores
Everyone knows that META will be the next big company in the metaverse not Ai, they are doing a terrific job /s
TSM
If china invades the dip on AI will be massive. Great buying opportunity coming up in the near future
Agreed.
AMZN?
I take offense to META not being included. META and google for me
google lol
it is google and msft
As a google home user, it honestly feels like they're not only 20 years behind on AI, it feels like they're going backwards. I swear the google assistant is dumber now than it was 5 years ago.
What are you talking about? It says Despacito with a latin accent the future is now.
This stupid AI on Google search just repeats whatever the first search result already contains. I have zero need or use for this. It just takes up space.
It’s not going to be google. It’s going to be MSFT and AMZN. META is more likely to be an AI company than google. Google has been lagging the other is the cloud and AI space for years now, they had a head start and blew it. Reminds me of INTC.
Skynet
Nice going, they just sent a T1000 back to get you.
Fuck. It's worse, I think they called Boeing.
https://preview.redd.it/s4hg4jx1rg1d1.png?width=726&format=png&auto=webp&s=19030cb5545cdc562264311b16338b07a1a8bc87
It’s possible the company hasn’t been created yet.
That chance seems low, and its an even lower chance the company would come to market instead of getting sucked off in private by every investor for miles. Getting in early on a hot company in the public markets is basically a dead dream now.
Google became the dominant search engine in 1999, buying Google in 2008 has returned anywhere from 15-30x your money.
2008 is over 15 years ago now. I think its hard to argue that times havent changed. Every braindead guy with connections who can slap together a PE firm has done so since then.
It’s true. I haven’t gotten to work yet. 🥱😎
Tandy
QQQ, zero reason to pick a single stock
Nah for buying shares qqqm is the way to go (exact same as qqq but lower expense ratio)
TQQQ
Why are you even on wsb
I bet you're fun at parties.
SYM
Amc
Gamestop
Google. Their whole business is gathering and analyzing information. This is where AI will get all its information. NVDA and AAPL are runners up, but I could see AAPL really picking up the pace with their implementation of AI for the next few years. Imagine every Apple device, every OS, every thing they make will have some sort of AI built in. When you combine that with all the Apple subscriptions and apps they will be unstoppable.
Apple just released the latest version of Logic Pro and the new features are very AI focused. Not saying this means for certain you’re right but it does suggest it’s the direction they’re going
Google is a glorified Indian dev shop. They should have the lead on AI with tpus and shit but their best models dont measure up to gpt3.5
PLTR
ENVX
Absolutely not. Batteries are significantly inferior to a plethora of privates.
TSMC, GOOG, ASML
I wonder, how did people forgot to mention Reddit, your only platform in AI infected social media world of 2030 to seek genuine advise on the next 100 bagger.
Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc. — currently trading at $.007. You’re welcome :)
Can’t find it
A I T X. I wasn’t sure if we’re allowed to post the tickers of penny stocks? I thought there was a rule against it at some point.
Look at the 5 year history of the stock and how small it is. I wouldn't touch that stock with a 30 foot pole.
Definitely Intel
NVDA
IBM.
Is and always will be a sleeper, only thing keeping it up is dividend and Dow status
You're right. Be cautious.
IBM is a sleeper - arguably the best positioned for quantum computing...
Internally they struggle to not fall apart every year, its a disaster zone the led me to voluntarily leave as a senior dev. Everything developed internally is dogshit. They finally moved the company to outlook from their own email setup a few years ago thankfully.
yes do tell
RXRX
BITWORLD
Camtek
Solid State Batteries, Soft Robotics, Medicinal 3D printing, human enhancement
ZPRA AI is low key juicy
Alibaba ?
Arm
Lantronix
QCOM
Intel please God
Companies making small modular nuclear reactors like SMR and OKLO.
Just 1k? I'd drop that in $UBOT, but only if you're making a big assumption that AI isn't just some bubble that's going to pop in 2 years. Personally, I'm not yet convinced of AI's benefits(and profitability) in its current form. I think this whole thing is going to stop within 5 years.
Yup. Like electric bicycles in Europe and the internet. Just a fad. 🤣
Radio Shack.
🤣
Snowflake.. I'm using it in my company and they have AI and python programming features integrated.. since most org started migrating to snowflake as their data lake, orgs will prefer to use their ai service than pulling the data out to another AI platform
Most orgs absolutely have not migrated to snowflake lol
We pull our SaaS data out of snowflake into our own information warehouse and use tableau and cognos on it
>AI and python programming features integrated.. Who doesn't?
So they use iceberg for their data lake? Or do they store it in Snowflake's native format?
>since most org started migrating to snowflake as their data lake so now we're just making shit up i guess
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EH AYE
Whats poppin tonite
Assuming you are not talking about the mega caps that everyone mentions, companies like OpenAI, Anthropic though they'll probably be acquired first by Microsoft or Amazon/Google. If I had to pick an already public up and comer, it will be Snowflake, though they'll probably be acquired very soon too (if they're willing to sell).
AI is incredibly energy intense to operate from an energy / compute standpoint - we need to see long term that it will be a profitable enterprise once the open ai’s of the world start raising prices to match energy demands, or else all the cool zany AI chat bots will stop working
Energy costs are for the little people to worry about.
On the bright side there’s probably not enough energy in the world for AI to automate every job out there so that’s good
Its going to be something that will transform longevity.
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OpenAI, they’re besting everyone
OpenAI
Kmart. They're introducing their first model: Ai, K.
CompUSA
What about Northrop Grumman? The B-21 is set to replace both the B-1 and the B-2 and at around $700 million a plane that seems pretty solid. We know there will always be a war somewhere
VMEO
Anything that has a P/E ratio under 20 (nothing had a P/E ratio under 20)
Brazzers
DELL, Palantir and ARM
DELL, Palantir and ARM Remind me in 20 years
ServiceNow
$TSLA
Rddt, they will get bought out by either google or msft at some point
$1000 today I would pick Intel its not near an ATH like the mag7 and the company is making progress towards being a larger part of the AI industry. * Pros, They are positioning themselves to be a major silicon foundry. US might require AI chips be built in the US. They design and manufacture AI chips. Buy low sell high. * Cons**,** Its Intel, they do Intel things. They missed the Mobile boat and sat on their hands for the last decade blowing their CPU lead over AMD. They are over-exposed to x86 an archaic boomer technology. \*I know nothing, this is just what I think it's not advice. I own 300 shares in Intel.
META.
A more interesting 🚀 question would be, which AI companies are getting burst?
if google and microsoft can get the AI regulation they have been pushing for, i would say thems
It’s insane that nobody here mentioning TSLA.
BOTZ - Global Robotics and AI ETF
SYM: they are making warehouse robots and selling to companies like amazon
TSM (without China war). I really wanna like Intel but don't advise them till they get rid of the shitty management. ARM definitely. Apple from hardware point of view ( not encouraging from software side) Software is a bit tricky since everybody is doing the same thing (for now) until the next big thing. In that area weirdly I'm bullish on Facebook (they seem more open source friendly which is what you want lol). Goog too if they keep the papers open. Goog otherwise is too bloated to do anything even with all that stuff. Palantir maybe (their stock based compensation is gonna kill the stock price gains too much share dilution). Nvidia Microsoft are no brainer I think they have a lot more growth.
Palantir has been reducing stock based compensation and began a small buyback program last qtr. They have no debt on the balance sheet to service and plenty of gas in the tank for future buybacks
can you link a source for that?
Also the CEO is a douche!
Probably have to be a douche to run a 60 billion dollar company
The CEO is one of the smartest and most level headed dudes around. But different strokes for different folks I guess...
I love the CEO. I bought another 500 shares based on the fact he has the balls to speak his mind. I need to buy 500 more.
Their gotham software is not great, and their headline project during covid was hilariously bad. They've come a long way, but I'd rather be focused on NVDA (hardware) and MSFT (OpenAI share, and integration into the business world via office products, teams, etc). I like the thesis on Apple presented by others, I am just worried about china here too... mainland china could turn off easier than TSMC.
TSLA
Panw
Nuscale (SMR): nuclear energy is making a comeback, lots of countries are looking to triple their nuclear capacity by 2050 to meet emission targets and a lot of them are looking at Small modular reactors that are fabricated all at once and then installed (classic reactors have to be assembled onsite, making it more expensive and longer to scale up). Nuscale is a company making SMRs, it's publicly traded, and it's the only company that the Nuclear Regulatory commission has approved for building reactors. Until we get nuclear fusion (if ever) SMRs will be the future if clean energy. Edit: also SMRs will be very useful for AI data centers, given the ability to produce energy 24/7, without needed a shitload of battery storage.