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08:54 SMCI Discloses EY stated, in part: “we are resigning due to information that has recently come to our attention which has led us to no longer be able to rely on management's and the Audit Committee’s representations and to be unwilling to be associated with the financial statements prepared by management, and after concluding we can no longer provide the Audit Services in accordance with applicable law or professional obligations.” - Source

  1. Super Micro Computer's Independent Auditor Ernst & Young Resigns Over Governance And Transparency Concerns, Citing Doubts On Board's Integrity And Reliability Of Financial Statements; Board Forms Special Committee With Cooley LLP And Secretariat Advisors For Ongoing Review
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Wow... just wow !! Back to 2023 levels. The ENTIRE 2024 AI hype move reversed.
 
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Officials already front-running some disappointing payrolls data coming?

09:48(US) US Official: Anticipate payroll numbers will be lower this week because of disruptive hurricanes and strike activity - Source TradeTheNews.com
 

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08:54 SMCI Discloses EY stated, in part: “we are resigning due to information that has recently come to our attention which has led us to no longer be able to rely on management's and the Audit Committee’s representations and to be unwilling to be associated with the financial statements prepared by management, and after concluding we can no longer provide the Audit Services in accordance with applicable law or professional obligations.” - Source

  1. Super Micro Computer's Independent Auditor Ernst & Young Resigns Over Governance And Transparency Concerns, Citing Doubts On Board's Integrity And Reliability Of Financial Statements; Board Forms Special Committee With Cooley LLP And Secretariat Advisors For Ongoing Review
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Wow... just wow !! Back to 2023 levels. The ENTIRE 2024 AI hype move reversed.
If only anyone could have seen this coming. If only...
 

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Hate i can't really do anything about it as i don't think anyone else competes but sofi like 4th month in a row almost dropping in retest rate another .1% to 4.2.
 
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Either of you clocked this move on UAL? It was $36 on Aug 5th. Its $80 today. Weekly chart upper bollinger blown out and an RSI of ~82. Only 5% short float and 78% inst owned. Squeeze doesn't seem likely.

What's the deal? Did United create AI piloted flights?
 
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Either of you clocked this move on UAL? It was $36 on Aug 5th. Its $80 today. Weekly chart upper bollinger blown out and an RSI of ~82. Only 5% short float and 78% inst owned. Squeeze doesn't seem likely.

What's the deal? Did United create AI piloted flights?
I don't follow transports so had no idea it got frisky.
 

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Hate i can't really do anything about it as i don't think anyone else competes but sofi like 4th month in a row almost dropping in retest rate another .1% to 4.2.
Yeah this is why I'm buying bonds with all the money that was sitting in in my HYSAs.
 

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I just really hate the thought of locking up too much for a decade or whatever. Still randomly making some big purchases for the farm etc
Bonds are sellable on the secondary market. SF techbros want to go back to ZIRP, so bad that they're willing to engineer a recession to make it happen. They want to be able to borrow unlimited money at near zero interest to build their version of the future because they think the gains from AI are infinite and the time to lock in is now.

Once rates crash, sell them and buy whatever asset class looks like it's going to go to the moon, whether that's crypto or some tech ETF, anything.
 
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Bonds are sellable on the secondary market. SF techbros want to go back to ZIRP, so bad that they're willing to engineer a recession to make it happen. They want to be able to borrow unlimited money at near zero interest to build their version of the future because they think the gains from AI are infinite and the time to lock in is now.

Once rates crash, sell them and buy whatever asset class looks like it's going to go to the moon, whether that's crypto or some tech ETF, anything.
How does this plan account for devaluing the dollar? You buy $100k in bonds today. Rates go to zero a couple of years from now and you sell your bonds for $150k in a couple of years from now dollars. Unfortunately a couple of years from now dollars are only worth 1/2 what they are today so you actually lost $25k in todays dollars.
 
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The azure guidance is a gut punch. Sorry bros msft is destined to stick at 418. The price I bought it for in January. It will give me neither gains nor harvested losses. I am never selling so you all better just give up.
 
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How does this plan account for devaluing the dollar? You buy $100k in bonds today. Rates go to zero a couple of years from now and you sell your bonds for $150k in a couple of years from now dollars. Unfortunately a couple of years from now dollars are only worth 1/2 what they are today so you actually lost $25k in todays dollars.
The market initially goes down when inflation picks up. There should be a period where the bonds can be sold at a significant premium and still get in on the market before it starts going up from money printing. My look at past trends indicates around a 10-15 month window to rotate.
 
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The market initially goes down when inflation picks up. There should be a period where the bonds can be sold at a significant premium and still get in on the market before it starts going up from money printing. My look at past trends indicates around a 10-15 month window to rotate.
So in other words you are using the following scientific method...

Dice Vegas GIF by The Weeknd
 
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Don't know if anyone here is in UPST, but Nov 7th is earnings, and with the interest rate cut this should moon hard as fuk.

Hopefully.
 
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