I think Google's probably the best positioned if only because so much of their silicon is their own. Don't know if it's as good, but anyway.
— Monetary Matters, at 47:23
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I think Google's probably the best positioned if only because so much of their silicon is their own. Don't know if it's as good, but anyway.
— Monetary Matters, at 47:23
That is very like a large part of their IPO RPOS even 250 billion plus is coming from OpenAI a company that cannot afford to pay them... Microsoft's revenue is inflated by OpenAI. That is now fact. That's very bad. That's very bad indeed.
— Monetary Matters, at 21:53
memory markets have always been more commoditized than any other market and I can tell you even the Chinese are going to be ramping up the Chinese are now moving into DRAM you know nan flash they're very good at it... I struggle to see how far you can see the kind of the pricing
— Monetary Matters, at 10:28
I've thankfully been in this Micron trade for for a long while still hold it. Um when you see such a trend, don't count on mean reversion trends uh on a running basis because then because then you'll miss the train, and I think momentum is probably the strongest factor over the p
— Monetary Matters, at 29:31