This is one of the most ill-informed takes ever. It's just plain lazy.
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How’s the stock market?
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My point still stands.
I don't see China ever taking the lead on anything tech related. Tomshardware sure seems to be a former shadow of itself. Multi-patterning by SICarrier at 5nm or 3nm is a long way off from being commercially feasible at scale. This is just more chest-beating from Xi and his sychophants that eventually leads to a big nothingburger. I certainly wouldn't base any investment strategies on this highly specious write up. China cannot accomplish anything alone. They depend on multiple western vendors like everybody else. The rest of the world has left China in the dust, in this regard.
Cope? Seethe?
Honey, we are investing domestically via the CHIPS act to bring cutting-edge chip production foundries within the US fold. TSMC is finding out first-hand about the differences between western vs. eastern work ethic! What a time to be alive. Let de-globalization usher in a golden era of prosperity within the USA. If we don't protect China's international shipping, who will? India? lol....China's blue water navy is non-existant. You see where I'm going with this, don't ya? edit- meh, why do i even post? Carry-on!
I remember when they said this about 7 nm not long ago - "China will never get it due to our sanctions!" then, "Wait a minute, we're surprised that they have it/got it so quickly!" I'm certainly not expecting them to invent anything like the West did in the 1850-1950 period, but they can grind it out and put their competitors out-of-business like I'm watching them do to so many other critical industries.My point still stands.
I don't see China ever taking the lead on anything tech related. Tomshardware sure seems to be a former shadow of itself. Multi-patterning by SICarrier at 5nm or 3nm is a long way off from being commercially feasible at scale. This is just more chest-beating from Xi and his sychophants that eventually leads to a big nothingburger.
Uhhh... all your stuff is made there. Samsung and Apple both mfr in Foxconn factories in China.
Yep. It's not going so well.
Inside TSMC’s struggle to build a chip factory in the U.S. suburbs
Missed deadlines and tension among Taiwanese and American coworkers are plaguing the chip giant’s Phoenix expansion.
restofworld.org
What's happening at the Foxconn site in Wisconsin five years after the company announced its plans
It's been 5 years since Foxconn was rumored to be coming to the state. Now the company has been here many things have changed during that time.
www.jsonline.com
How has China's shipping been affected by the US Navy's failure to keep Red Sea shipping lanes safe? How has it affected us?
The USA is like a former champion heavyweight boxer that took to drinking and eating and stopped training - maybe he can recapture his former glory but others want the title more.
I remember when they said this about 7 nm not long ago - "China will never get it due to our sanctions!" then, "Wait a minute, we're surprised that they have it/got it so quickly!" I'm certainly not expecting them to invent anything like the West did in the 1850-1950 period, but they can grind it out and put their competitors out-of-business like I'm watching them do to so many other critical industries.
Uhhh... all your stuff is made there. Samsung and Apple both mfr in Foxconn factories in China.
Yep. It's not going so well.
I think this is headed where the Foxconn factory in Wisconsin went.Inside TSMC’s struggle to build a chip factory in the U.S. suburbs
Missed deadlines and tension among Taiwanese and American coworkers are plaguing the chip giant’s Phoenix expansion.
What's happening at the Foxconn site in Wisconsin five years after the company announced its plans
It's been 5 years since Foxconn was rumored to be coming to the state. Now the company has been here many things have changed during that time.www.jsonline.com
How has China's shipping been affected by the US Navy's failure to keep Red Sea shipping lanes safe? How has it affected us?
The USA is like a former champion heavyweight boxer that took to drinking and eating and stopped training - maybe he can recapture his former glory but others want the title more.
Which one - the last ER or the one before that?
Can't speak for these guys but I'm rooting for PLTR to drop a little further - normalizing the valuation multiples is good for the long term and I'd love to buy a little more @ $20 per share. PLTR remains a solid buy and hold
thats what im sayin..been buying more here an there but id go in big again if it dropped to 15.Which one - the last ER or the one before that?
Can't speak for these guys but I'm rooting for PLTR to drop a little further - normalizing the valuation multiples is good for the long term and I'd love to buy a little more @ $20 per share. PLTR remains a solid buy and hold
From day one the military contracts were part of the reason I had such a boner for this company not just bc it meant I was in a way helping to kill Americas enemies but also bc it meant in terms of product (AI) they were delivering actionable results (on the battlefield).Which one - the last ER or the one before that?
Can't speak for these guys but I'm rooting for PLTR to drop a little further - normalizing the valuation multiples is good for the long term and I'd love to buy a little more @ $20 per share. PLTR remains a solid buy and hold
At first gov contacts were bread and butter for them, now they’re just the icing on the cake.
You're like the plucky retard in high school everyone is nice to because they feel sorry for him. When you're not high, you say some really witty and hilarious stuff though.
I have no idea how to place some money in the stock market. How do I get started? Right now I got a rental property and a beefy High Yield Savings account.
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Sign with broker like Robinhood, WeBull or a real broker like Charles Scwab.
They have apps that make it easy.
Open app
Connect bank account
Deposit money
Enter stock ticker
Enter number of shares
Click buy
E*trade is easy
Owned by Morgan Stanley now
Not sure if it’s any better or worse than robinhood
Owned by Morgan Stanley now
Not sure if it’s any better or worse than robinhood
fyi, E*trade will throw you some free money for opening an account.....found this out by accident recently coz i had to open an E*Trade account to subscribe to the Reddit IPO.
Thanks. I had a Schwab acct but was kinda overwhelmed because I dont know wtf Im doing. I didn't put any money in. Im gonna try again.