Since you're not in the black, this post wasn't directed at you. You have to make capital gains to worry about it, though you could realize losses to help your tax return.
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How’s the stock market?
- Thread starter lagunaboy
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This. It's pure blowhardry. It's shitThatWontHappen.jpeg about a budget scrap in 2025 from someone highly likely to be unemployed by then with a non-zero chance of dropping dead before then. With a Senate hell-bent on his ruin and a friendly but weak House Majority at best.
Plus I am pretty sure anyone with two extra pennies to rub together is going to pay more taxes making money by doing nothing vs getting a second job serving Fourthmeals at Taco Beezy.
I'm more interested in an eventual rate cut (summer blend gas 8 ball says LOL NO R8 CUT 4U) and not finding out some idiots like Jamie Dimon spent the money that didn't go to hookers and blow on adjustable rate mortgages for commercial real estate in low-lying/fire hazard zones.
Best policy would be to abolish cap gains taxes completely and tax it all as income. That would help reduce class divisions in society and drive down the rates for everyone which is always a boost for the economy.
go Google 
GOOG brings in $1 billion more than expected and declares a .20 per share dividend. exactly what this sagging tech rally needed
GOOG brings in $1 billion more than expected and declares a .20 per share dividend. exactly what this sagging tech rally needed
Murders and acquisitions!
www.forbes.com
"You were born to deploy Kubernetes clusters."
Nvidia’s Acquisition Of Run:ai Emphasizes The Importance Of Kubernetes For Generative AI
Nvidia's move to acquire Run:ai not only strengthens its position in the AI and cloud computing markets but also enhances the Kubernetes ecosystem's capacity to support the next generation of AI applications, benefiting a wide range of industries.
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"You were born to deploy Kubernetes clusters."
Would those clusters be maintained in SMCI units?
Please note that I have no idea if such a thing would be true or not, just putting this up there for the lolz and boost my pittance of shares.
Please note that I have no idea if such a thing would be true or not, just putting this up there for the lolz and boost my pittance of shares.
It wouldn't surprise me if most of the people investing in that confused it with TSMC.Would those clusters be maintained in SMCI units?
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Please note that I have no idea if such a thing would be true or not, just putting this up there for the lolz and boost my pittance of shares.
Follow up to keep me honest... was wrong on @2...just good earnings:
Source
(Bloomberg) -- Super Micro Computer Inc. reported quarterly sales that tripled from the same period last year but fell slightly short of estimates, disappointing investors who had sky-high expectations that the server maker’s business would benefit from AI-related demand.
Revenue in the fiscal third quarter, which ended March 31, climbed to $3.85 billion, the company said Tuesday in a statement. That’s just below the consensus estimate of $3.86 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Profit, excluding some items, was $6.65 per share, ahead of the $5.58 expected by Wall Street analysts.
thought about adding some SMCI and i'm glad i didn't. thought about adding some more CRWD and i'm glad i didn't. thought about adding some more NVDA and i'm glad didn't. 
meanwhile, the market is cooking, i guess coz everyone is deliriously happy the Fed didn't raise rates and the law of diminshing expectations rules the day. good day to sit tight.
meanwhile, the market is cooking, i guess coz everyone is deliriously happy the Fed didn't raise rates and the law of diminshing expectations rules the day. good day to sit tight.