Anyone investing heavily this year??

How much money did you lose/gain this past week?


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His GoFundMe campaign will more than compensate for the 32k lost. white tears are real.
 
What is good about it?

Perplexity? To me the interface is super clean, the voice function is dope, and the citations/links it provides with the responses are thorough. Plus it seems easy to use without a lot of hoops or registrations to go through. But I haven't messed with the other AI joints as much, maybe their all pretty similar?
 
Perplexity? To me the interface is super clean, the voice function is dope, and the citations/links it provides with the responses are thorough. Plus it seems easy to use without a lot of hoops or registrations to go through. But I haven't messed with the other AI joints as much, maybe their all pretty similar?
Chatgpt and google gemini are free. They all work kinda different, you can ask them all the same question and get a slightly different answer. Chatgpt works best for me without having to reword my query and bunch of times to get a final answer.
 
Chatgpt and google gemini are free. They all work kinda different, you can ask them all the same question and get a slightly different answer. Chatgpt works best for me without having to reword my query and bunch of times to get a final answer.
Word.. I use the free version of Perplexity too.

I've been meaning to do a comparison of those 3, actually saved a bunch of YouTube vids to see what's what.
 
Perplexity? To me the interface is super clean, the voice function is dope, and the citations/links it provides with the responses are thorough. Plus it seems easy to use without a lot of hoops or registrations to go through. But I haven't messed with the other AI joints as much, maybe their all pretty similar?
I use a bunch and all free.

Google Notebook - great for business idea research
Chatgpt - All around decent. A little sloppy with code generation
Claude - Verbose and smart. Better than Chatgpt for coding
Cursor.ai - Best AI coder I've used

I'll check out Perplexity to see what I can get out of it.
 
I use a bunch and all free.

Google Notebook - great for business idea research
Chatgpt - All around decent. A little sloppy with code generation
Claude - Verbose and smart. Better than Chatgpt for coding
Cursor.ai - Best AI coder I've used

I'll check out Perplexity to see what I can get out of it.
Good rundown, you're way more seasoned with this than I am. I'm still figuring out my use cases, but I'm learning daily that the only limit may be my own imagination.
 


We’re halfway through 2025, and US stocks have recovered their losses. But that means we’re back with US stocks looking very expensive as we’ve reinflated the stock market bubble. Or have we? Is this the new normal where higher valuation is here to stay? In this video, we’ll look at those two points of view, and I’ll end with what I think.

Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:34 Where We Are Now
04:22 A Bubble
07:34 The New Normal
 
Chatgpt and google gemini are free. They all work kinda different, you can ask them all the same question and get a slightly different answer. Chatgpt works best for me without having to reword my query and bunch of times to get a final answer.
I started using a tandem of Chatgpt and then running that final idea thru Gemini for a varying response... I've come to find that Gemini provides a more refined result, gpt is great to brainstorm... Was playing around with updating my resume

I could probably just use Gemini full time, but I've formatted gpt to my liking so the familiarity keeps me there...
 

Investors react to US attack on Iran nuclear sites​



Iran–Israel: Everything investors need to know

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(Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday said that a "very successful attack" on three nuclear sites in Iran had been carried out. In a posting on Truth Social, Trump added, "All planes are safely on their way home" and he ended his posting saying, "Now is the time for peace."


Following are comments from some financial and corporate analysts:

MARK SPINDEL, CIO, POTOMAC RIVER CAPITAL, WASHINGTON DC:

"I think the markets are going to be initially alarmed and I think oil will open higher. We don’t have any damage assessment and that will take some time. Even though he has described this as ‘done’, we’re engaged. What comes next? I think the uncertainty is going to blanket the markets, as now Americans everywhere are going to be exposed. It’s going to raise uncertainty and volatility, particularly in oil.


"There’s plenty of time to deliberate before markets open on Sunday. I’m making arrangements to talk to a few people tomorrow. We’ll get an early indication when the dollar opens for trading in New Zealand. This was such a bold action, though, and it’s such a big contrast to the comments about negotiating for the next two weeks."

JAMIE COX, MANAGING PARTNER, HARRIS FINANCIAL GROUP, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA:

“Oil is sure to spike on this initial news, but will likely level in a few days. With this demonstration of force and total annihilation of its nuclear capabilities, they’ve lost all of their leverage and will likely hit the escape button to a peace deal."


MARK MALEK, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, SIEBERT FINANCIAL, NYC:

"I think it’s going to be very positive for the stock market. I believe that on Friday if you’d asked me, I would have expected two weeks of volatility with markets trying to analyze every drib and drab of information coming out of the White House and I would have said that it would have been better to make a decision last week.

"So this will be reassuring, especially since it seems like a one and done situation and not as if (the US) is seeking a long, drawn out conflict. The biggest risk still out there is the Strait of Hormuz. It could certainly change everything if Iran has the capability to close it."

JACK ABLIN, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER OF CRESSET CAPITAL, CHICAGO:

"This adds a complicated new layer of risk that we'll have to consider and pay attention to... This is definitely going to have an impact on energy prices and potentially on inflation as well."

 
I remember Chris sain use to show his account back in the day. He ran it up to 100k I think. At the time we was in a bull market after covid hit. Me not knowing at the time is that when the most money to be made after market has taken a hit. Everything he was calling out was hitting, Them numbers were making him look like genius lol. When bull market ended, he was struggling and all those big gains wasn't happening anymore. I stop watching him for while because he kept spitting the same stuff over and over. Every so often I'll tune in and see what he talking about. I would say he knows about investing but just like everyone else they want u to sign up for their discord and pay, so they only giving so much or saying just enough to make you tune in. I guess those youtubers have to be careful what they say now or they can get sued. This one youtuber said he got into fight because someone took one of his trades and lost money. When he showed up to do like a local seminar or workshop in that city, they guy was waiting on him.


Yeah i used to watch him around that same time..after a while he just sucks to me...
On that other stuff is why trapper proly say this is for entertainment purposes only within his message.

I got this young guy i work with and he know his stuff..me and a few fellas chop it up with him..i love being able to talk first hand to someone about stuff i wanna know..
 
Thanks for the unlocked link.... hoping Apple never gets complete control over Perplexity :please:
Apple’s largest acquisition in history, worth $3 billion, was Beats. IMO Apple must either acquire Anthropic or target a LQM company like SandboxAQ . Bloomberg recently featured an intriguing video about LQM companies.


 
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