$157B OpenAI valuation couldn't convince a bank to back a $6B loan.
That gap isn't happenstance. It's a market telling you the number and reality aren't aligned.
We're fucked. AI needs HUGE investment and has little revenue. It will be that way for quite a while.
Many AI companies will fail because they wont be able to generate enough revenue to offset the costs.
Just like 1999-2000
The Government has no business investing my tax $$$ in private businesses.
That's called Socialism.
So unless you're a fucking hypocrite who says "Socialism Bad but its OK for .Gov to own private companies", entire industries even, you should be against this.
somehow there is an article circulating that states China gonna spend a boat load of money on AI Data Center buildout ..
probably a part of this economic ware game between the USA and China .. attempts to out spend each other on AI Data Centers and tech.
issue is that China has cheaper labor, land, and one party CCP rule which should mean they can build out their data centers quickly as they are also the source of a lot of the power / HVAC generation manufacturing.
The Chinese AI could be good enough for the price to gain many more customers than the USA
Bullshitter trump will probably tell us, if he has not already, that China is building that AI Data Center in the USA... you know, part of the 10's of trillions of dollars of foreign investment in the US that he has secured this term!
US Treasury iBonds are paying 4.26% right now through Oct 31
You can easily buy as much or as little as you like up to $10,000 per person per fiscal year. I bought max for my wife and I.
Simply go to Treasury.gov it’s very easy. You connect your bank acct to Treasury.gov to buy and then sell and deposit your winnings right back when ready to cash out.*
*(This is actually patriotic as it saves the NSA from having to hack your account thereby doing your part in reducing government waste.)
Go find a 12-24 month CD paying 4.26% to the broad public…. I’ll wait
They change the percentage each May and Nov.
It’s comprised of a fixed % (.9 now) that stays good as long as you hold it, plus an inflation indexed percentage (3.27 now)
The inflation part can change 2X per year.
I’m betting inflation isn’t going down between now and Nov and may actually go up further, which would mean the overall yield could increase.
Back in 2022 it was between 7-9%!
You must hold for 12 months. You can hold for up to 30 years.