Reason people aren’t controlling the full stack is the capital intensity Hypers will and can underwire the power, shells, chips, etc Others like neos and managed inference provides can barely execute the IT before trying to move upstream This is a capital problem vs lack of 引用 @kellyjgreer:lot
I fully agree here but I think one thing that’s under appreciated is people talking about the duration mismatch Lot of forward credit for TAM penetration x steady state economics when in reality extremely early in usage and adoption That means compute demand going up but it 引用 @nicbstme:This is m
Brother, what will your ARR do That answers your capex question 引用 @firesidealpha:Anthropic's Sholto Douglas says AI capex could rise from $1 trillion this year to $4 trillion in 2028 and begin doubling humanity’s GDP by the early 2030s “Over the course of the last four or five years, we’ve been
Citadel is impressive man, consistently putting up #s 引用 @nishantkumar07:We have some initial hedge fund returns for September. Looks like machines scored a win over humans. Traders faced a volatility month as inflation concerns pushed bond yields to multidecade highs and hit fixed-income wagers. h
One notable trend that goes against my priors is seeing a lot of long time veterans from the hypers move to Neo clouds That doesn’t mean it’s bulletproof or anything but people with many years and in senior positions of the companies with the most flexibility are moving to
One fun thing about reading old finance books is that they’ll talk about how shocking some number was when we’ve since blown past it. For example, here’s a book that came out on Tuesday: https://t.co/1xy8FDlqtf
This ho-hum labor market report doesn't really change the story for the Fed, whose senior officials had gone out of their way this week to signal that an October rate hike probably wasn't their base-case. The biggest development was what it didn't show: few signs from wages or https://t.co/6GY9Ud2Q
Adam Tooze's concept of a profit dollar works for sovereign investors too: "Mr Setser estimates that nearly all the new funds and banks are more exposed to America than their countries’ central banks are" 2/3 https://t.co/kuLDaYydUT
In a shocking turn of events, this time I completely agree with David and tweeted the math broadly. 引用 @DavidZervosDC:In the @ftopinion article below, @martinwolf_ claims that the average maturity of US Treasury issuance decreased from 6.1 years in 2024 to 2.5 years in 2026. He should check his mat
Our latest #OnInvesting podcast episode has dropped on which @CollinMartinCS and I chat about bond yields, the yield curve, and weak stock market breadth; and I sit down with the always-insightful Eric Liu from @vandaresearch, who discusses Vanda’s latest upgrade to their view
FYI: Some of the links to this morning's conversation on Yahoo Finance. https://t.co/x6VvRYRyAc https://t.co/JCcakw6t1G https://t.co/IUtlA0AtlF #economy #markets #jobs #federalreserve #employment
I very very very strongly disagree and think that AI adoption in the enterprise beyond coding is basically at the starting line 引用 @krishnanrohit:Everyone uses AI by now. Senior leaders are vibecoding apps. They've adopted claude. They're finding workflows to automate. Folks have their own claws. A
So the AK capital growth loop is the thing that makes this work. However it ignores physics limits on energy and materials and Baumols Cost disease. But perhaps most importantly it ignores the sources and constraints on capital due to cash flow timing deficits Minsky squeeze 引用 @firesidealpha:
A manufacturing surplus somewhere north of 4 trillion, a customs surplus north of $2.5 trillion -- Basically, China's current trajectory, with sustained 10% growth in export volumes and a more modest but still pronounced increase in the surplus in manufactures https://t.co/jtfRvKoQCG 引用 @Balding
Bill Ackman’s post about inflation took me back to the late 1970s, when similar concerns were everywhere. What followed was stronger growth and falling inflation, helped by the PC and software revolution. We believe today’s innovation platforms could have an even greater impact. 引用 @ARKInvest:“It's
8/8 Why push back on debt levels as a driver of interest rates? Because way too many think debt is the MAIN driver of higher yields, interest costs are the burden, and the solution is financial repression such as yield curve control. This would be disastrous. If yields are 引用 @biancoresearch:1
1/8 Is Too Much Debt the Reason Bond Yields are Heading Higher? -- My argument for why this case is overstated. (It's a problem, but a secondary one.) 🧵 https://t.co/zBzpq4Mada