wtflag : Yes. You can always enter at lower price later.

wtflag : Question to ChatGPT: Can AI replace search engines? is the cost of AI queries sustainable if scaled to search engine levels?
Answer: AI may complement but not fully replace search engines due to differences in capabilities and cost. While AI excels at answering complex, contextual questions conversationally, it lacks the real-time indexing and diverse source presentation of search engines. Additionally, AI queries are significantly more expensive than traditional search queries, making large-scale adoption challenging. Hybrid models combining AI and search engine features are emerging as a more sustainable solution, leveraging AI for nuanced tasks while maintaining the efficiency of keyword-based retrieval.
Summary: AI can give you answers, but the source data is still retrieved by search engines.

wtflag : I bought TQQQ on overnight market open. Should go up on market open and after the join statement. Will probably sell it soon after.

wtflag Daring Lu : Definitely not good in the long term. Damage is already done. But today’s market should be bullish.

wtflag : Later US and China will have a join statement on the talk progress. Looks like it will be bullish for the market, and not bullshit from the WH this time round.
I expect a spike up on QQQ when market opens and after the press release. Bought some TQQQ via the overnight market and plan to sell after the release.
White House says it has a deal with China while Chinese call it 'consensus' - ABC News

wtflag 101624529 : Oh, i always assumed Ez is Peter Schiff’s hidden account.

wtflag : Actually that piece is a more realistic view of the great powers game.
Trump gave this golden oppounity to China by basically attempting to shake down his own bloc of allies.
And now China is on a world tour to form  trade relations with all the other countries, big and small. At the same time they will string US along and drag negotiations because the longer this drags out, the more allies they can muster.

wtflag : Even if Trump walked back on everything that had happened on 2 April, the credibility of the United States, and the relationship between her allies have been damaged to a huge extent.
The China went to every country bearing gifts, while Trump is only using his big stick. How do you think the balance of alliances will move after this?

wtflag : We are still in a trade war, and there is already damage done to supply chains, and Q1 GDP is negative. The UK deal is also a nothing burger. I think this current rally is retail front running, aka FOMO, into a bull trap.

wtflag : China supported the U.S. during the 2008 financial crisis by continuing to buy and hold large amounts of U.S. Treasury securities, which helped stabilize the U.S dollar.
The reason Bessent is there is to ask China for the same exact thing.
Except this time I think the Chinese will just sit back and watch the show. They will suffer, but not as much as the U.S. would in a bond crisis.

wtflag : Is there a difference between 80% and 145%?