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I think long term OKLO is gonna give great returns. Holding to buy more below 50USD and stack shares for at least 2 years. Orange Man wants to invest in Nuclear, and given that even the People's Popular Republic of Great Britain is moving towards nuclear power it shows that the anti-nuclear sentiment around the world is dying a deserved death now that energy prices are knocking hard on people's wallets.
This is secret I’m not supposed to tell anyone this but the US has access to micro fission reactors about 1/10th the size of a full grown human which can power an entire stealth bomber. They’re shaped like a spicy pill under the cockpit and in front of the weapons bay, kinda behind the nose. It’s not public knowledge unless if you work tangential to DoD/DARPA.

We are moving from oil -> lithium -> thorium in the next 2 decades. While OKLO is a good horse to bet on it won’t last forever, if you want to keep an edge on comparative advantage between the corporate nuclear power race I suggest you follow the spicy pill. Its design will be in just about everything similar to when crystalline jet turbine blades took over.

Micro-reactors will overtake SMR. They’ve begun rolling out production but it’s not covered for TPTB’s reasons. America’s allies like Israel and Great Britain collaborated so they’ve also begun producing their own.
 
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Micro-reactors will overtake SMR. They’ve begun rolling out production but it’s not covered for TPTB’s reasons. America’s allies like Israel and Great Britain collaborated so they’ve also begun producing their own.

Fascinating. Are there any publicly traded companies working on these microreactors like OKLO is working on regular reactors?
 
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Lockheed and Rolls Royce. Airbus might be messing around with it like they’ve done with their hydrogen PEM fuel cell plane. The first common usage was Space applications due to mission critical tolerances. They’ve been very successful for deep exploration. I only know for certain the American side of things that it’s in its infancy of public adoption but it’s on track for its 20 year development cycle to release in the mid 2020s so we’re right on time. I’d say watch it closely and target the aerospace secondary markets of orbital space manufacturing for pharmaceuticals and chips potentially receiving the largest sum of forward integration money flow.

These are two are going to be bread and butter for one another regarding productive efficiency and corporate entry into emerging markets.

Take this all with a grain of salt, my knowledge is entirely based upon bar talk and napkin diagrams. My expertise is not in aerospace engineering I only get to work with those eggheads as a CS code monkey.
 
Lockheed and Rolls Royce. Airbus might be messing around with it like they’ve done with their hydrogen PEM fuel cell plane. The first common usage was Space applications due to mission critical tolerances. They’ve been very successful for deep exploration. I only know for certain the American side of things that it’s in its infancy of public adoption but it’s on track for its 20 year development cycle to release in the mid 2020s so we’re right on time. I’d say watch it closely and target the aerospace secondary markets of orbital space manufacturing for pharmaceuticals and chips potentially receiving the largest sum of forward integration money flow.

These are two are going to be bread and butter for one another regarding productive efficiency and corporate entry into emerging markets.

Take this all with a grain of salt, my knowledge is entirely based upon bar talk and napkin diagrams. My expertise is not in aerospace engineering I only get to work with those eggheads as a CS code monkey.
1/10th an adult human seems optimistic, but miniaturization is a universal developmental goal. Trashcan sized reactor designs have been floated publicly for space missions for at least a decade now, trashcan sized radiothermal generators have been used in similar roles for several decades before that, it only makes sense that miniaturization will continue. I will say one thing, safety has a tendency to take up a lot of space all on its own; fission for things like planes, trains, and automobiles have been tried in the past, and the main thing holding it down has always been safety mechanisms and radiation shielding. Just putting a reactor somewhere is one thing, the real challenge is fitting all the training wheels and bumper guards that modern nuclear industry prefers.

Poorly shielded reactors with reduced safety functions crashing down in random spots is something nobody wants to deal with.
 
Yeah plans for airplanes powered by nuclear reactors are as old as nuclear reactors themselves, but unlike nuclear subs or ships the engineers could never ensure a crash didn't cause a massive radiation spill. In the case of space the main worry is less the reactor and more the flight up to orbit.
 
I am thinking of investing in Nebius. AI cloud business based in Norway.

It's had a crazy run the past year which makes me hesitant though.

Okay guys I finally decided Palantir was getting too rich for my blood for the moment. Just sold everything. 10x dream achieved now I can sleep knowing I have like a years worth of my wages in free money sitting around somewhere paying me dividends.
Congratulations! I wish I had held Palantir and not sold when it hit $26, but that's life.
 
tl;dr:
Printers are on for the (Chinese) tech bros baby!

Large bull run occurred in Chinese stocks yesterday, the 17th in this photo if you're American. Also, Chinese stock colors are inverted to US ones. (Edit: photo attached for Huawei, net issues sorry):
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Xi just had a meeting with the major tycoons in China, including previously un-personed* Jack Ma on the topic whether to try again muh communism (last tried by the Soviets, and it wasn't real communism!) or go even more free capitalist. There's a dip going on today but nobody knows if it'll go back up.
Pretty important, a bit similar to the historically relevant Discourses on Salt and Iron from the Han Dynasty. Out of the 7 in the standing committee, 4 (Xi Jingping, Li Qiang, Ding Xuexiang, Wang Huning) were there so this is a major happening.

Xinhua article in English.
Huawei's Ren Zhengfei, BYD's Wang Chuanfu, New Hope's Liu Yonghao, Will Semiconductor's Yu Renrong, Unitree Robotics' Wang Xingxing, and Xiaomi's Lei Jun put forward their opinions and advice on the development of the private sector.
*He has not been fully rehabilitated. He, his companies, or his ideas were not mentioned by name, nor were there any full facing shots of him speaking or anything (Him speaking would be total Ma victory).
A picture of Jack Ma shaking hands with Xi appeared briefly on Xinhua's News TVcastconnect (ed) -think PBS+ all the US news shows, one at 7PM CST every day.

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Here's the original:
Notice how he's (Xi) referred to in his full title here. So this one's more official. I added some context after realizing how big this meeting was.
General secretary of the CPC, Party Chairman, Central Military Commission premier, Xi Jinping on the morning of the 17th delivered an important address. He (strongly) stresses, the fundamental ideology and goals of party and state in regards to the development of private sector enterprises has already been integrated (legally) with "socialisim with Chinese charachteristics". It shall be pursued until the goals come to fruition. It shall not, and will not be changed. A new era beckons a new journey, the civilian sector expansion is vast, and much is to be done. The vast majority of entrepenuers and civilian industries
stressed at the symposium on private enterprises that the private economy has broad prospects for development and great potential, and (He invites) private enterprises and private entrepreneurs to show their talents. (We) must unify our ideology, harden our hearts, stimulate healthy growth of the economy, stimulate high quality growth of the economy. We hope that the private enterprises and private entrepreneurs embrace the ideals of serving their country, conspire for better development and contribute greatly.
Other notable quotes:
The issue of the civilian economy occurs during the reform and upgrading of industrial sectors. It is gradual and piecemeal, not sudden and sector wide, it is temporary, and not permanent, it can be overcome and is not impossible to fix.
We (royal, refering to party) must crack down on the issues set by the standing comittie. So long as it has been ordered by the standing committie, it must be done without shortcuts. We must destroy "legal loophole" use of medical and food adulteration, unfair market advantages [...] and remove the barrier of entry for investment and cost of entry [...]
We (royal) are a socialist country ruled by law, and the practices of unfair competition, unfair and arbitrary fines, arbitrary closure, arbitrary inspection and permit revocation must be halted. We strongly stress again we are a country ruled by law, and you (goverment worker) must recognize all kinds of unlawful practices must not be opaquely investigated.

tldr for the bureaucrat: "Get the fuck out of the way (red tape) of the tech bros, who are ostensibly trying to improve the economy (versus your parasitic leeching), and stop demanding bribes or we'll fucking do it for you"- Xi and co.

Foreshadow announcement as is usual a day before:
General Secretary Xi Jingping points out, (we) mush push forward technological adaptation in China in two folds (methods). First is technological breakthrough followed by general technological level adoption. Zhejiang has persevered in the former, and socialist economical development followed as a result.
[...]
In regards to the issues of first investment capital for bleeding edge tech companies, Hangzhou specifically created a 1.1Billion CNY tech startup fund.
 
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Westoids are confusing. Am I supposed to feel bad for Ant Finance that offers literal predatory payday loans at up to 7.7% annual interests, which uses their service as a default payment method initially when using Taobao (also owned by Alibaba group) simply because the CPC fucked them rightfully?

I have a relative who lives in Japan. He purchased a fish using Alipay and it defaulted to Ant Finance's split payment method (huabei) because supposedly his Japanese card didn't work, or as many chinky finance apps are, they're shady shit. The fish was ¥150.
He accrued debt of over ¥2000 in the span of 4 years. He ignored all the messages because he rightfully thought it was a scam. That's until my aunt intervened. Alibaba had to change the name of these services to reflect its status as a high interest loan, 貸款, rather than the older names of 借唄 and 花唄. The latter two translates to "just borrow" and "just spend". The word "唄" doesn't just de-emphasise the loan, it makes the entire ordeal sound playful.

If PayPal or your bank did this shit, how would you feel? Masking legal loansharking with playful childish names?

Maybe if westoid governments had a spine they'll go after banks for usury too.
 
What do you mean by this? When stocks are red for them it means the price has increased?
Correct.
Am I supposed to feel bad for Ant Finance that offers literal predatory payday loans at up to 7.7% annual interests, which uses their service as a default payment method initially when using Taobao (also owned by Alibaba group) simply because the CPC fucked them rightfully?
Sir, this is creeping vine fruit farm shitposting forum. We're supposed to discuss how to out jew the jews in Wall street by using (asian) jews jewing other (asian) jews, but without becoming the jew in mind and soul.
 
Correct.

Sir, this is creeping vine fruit farm shitposting forum. We're supposed to discuss how to out jew the jews in Wall street by using (asian) jews jewing other (asian) jews, but without becoming the jew in mind and soul.
I know this is a shitposting forum but I really had no idea stock chart colors in china were inversed. I seriously learn the most interesting stuff here.
 
China stuff
A large number of orders piled into KWEB, CWEB, and YINN last Friday. The timing lines up with the recent CPC happenings. Source image is from VolumeLeaders on twitter.

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I closed all of my China trades (and regular trades as well) prior to the 3-day weekend. Results for the China trade so far:

Bought KWEB 3/21 $35 calls at $1.20 on 2/10
Sold at $2.56 on 2/14
+113%

Bought KWEB 2/21 $32 calls at $1.04 on 1/31
Sold at $1.37 on 2/7
+31%

Bought KWEB 1/31 $32 calls at $0.16 on 1/29
Sold at $0.63 on 1/31
+293%

Bought KWEB 5/16 $34 calls at $1.27 on 1/28
Sold at $2.51 on 2/10
+97%

Re-entered today with KWEB $36 calls for 3/21. The open interest on these calls is insane at 104,476. The $37 calls with the same expiry has 69,938 OI, while the $40 calls on that day has 109,682. With that said, my current position is much smaller than my previous trades in the same ticker.
 
Does anyone believe this sell-off would be allowed to go through?
I can't see it happening.
TSMC maybe if they move to the US earnestly and stop dragging their damn feet (literally impossible challenge).
Samsung maybe (an Israel purchase is more probable lmao) since AMD/VIA is still around and so is arm.

Most likely, intel gets bailed out like Boeing and continues it's slide into irrelevance like IBM.
 
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