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- GlynnGlynn
  ·04-25
  $Walt Disney(DIS)$ Woke movement getting stronger, will bring Disney with it imho
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- GlynnGlynn
  ·2024-09-11
  $Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$ Public feeling if being unrepresented have been eased by the presence of Harris. There is more sense of genuine choice now. Here at Tiger we have to look at things in terms of market performance rather than social issues though. The Repelicans clearly have a more money-oriented reputation and the democrats a more ethics-driven management style. This would lead to an assumption that a republican win would assure better market conditions but the radical nature of Trump's ideology makes that assumption far less reliable.
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- GlynnGlynn
  ·2024-02-29
  Really well-written article. Thanks for your time and opinion about this interesting situation!
  The Apple Car’s Demise Is Both Good and Bad for EV Makers
  Apple’s long-running flirtation with becoming an automaker is over, giving the rest of the industry one less thing to worry about at a time when the contest for customers is slashing profit margins and raising questions. But first...Shoppers pass an Apple Inc. store on East Nanjing Road in Shanghai, China.Less competition, more doubtOn Tuesday, Apple Inc. informed staff that it’s abandoning its project to develop and design its own car. It was a decadelong affair with high-profile executives com
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Consider the math that Meta Platforms Inc.’s Mark Zuckerberg presented us with recently, when he said he expects to have 350,000 of Nvidia Corp.’s H100 AI accelerators by the end of 2024. Those cost upward of $30,000 apiece.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">Odds are good that Apple technology will still be a major presence in future vehicles, even if they don’t wear the bitten logo on the front. 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But first...Shoppers pass an Apple Inc. store on East Nanjing Road in Shanghai, China.Less competition, more doubtOn Tuesday, Apple Inc. informed staff that it’s abandoning its project to develop and design its own car. It was a decadelong affair with high-profile executives coming and going. At last count, the company had 2,000 employees working on the project, some of who are being reassigned to work on generative AI, a new priority at Apple.The automaking industry had been bracing itself for Apple’s entry like a planet observing an approaching meteoroid. Will it set a new standard in autonomous driving? Could it redefine car design the way the iPhone yanked us out of the physical-keyboard smartphone era? And how many screens, apps and other tech enhancements would it usher in?But in the years Apple took to work on this, the entire market changed. As I watch Tesla Inc. cutting prices and stripping out detection hardware like radar, which many argue is essential to road safety, it seems to me Apple’s better off not diving into the choppy waters of electric vehicles.“Apple looked at the market in the last 18 months or so and saw margins are eroding fast,” said Jochen Siebert, managing director of JSC Automotive Consulting. “They are not joining a market that does not provide superior margins, because they know even if they go in, how would they differentiate themselves?\"If the Apple car was going to strip out all the knobs and dials and replace them with a large touchscreen and apps, that’s been done by Elon Musk’s crew already. In 2018, Volvo Car AB showed off a concept vehicle, which was basically a luxury lounge on wheels. Two years earlier, the Rolls-Royce Vision 100 showed another version of our pampered future mobility with no steering wheel in sight. Apple wasn’t going to outdo the luxury players.Analysts like Siebert see a market where prices dictate purchases, and “you cannot have a car that is too expensive these days.” Whereas Apple is selling products like the $3,500 Vision Pro headset, insisting on meticulous standards that demand premium, sometimes exotic components.Tesla lost the title of world’s most popular EV maker to China’s BYD Co. at the turn of the year. That suggests companies like budget-oriented Xiaomi Corp., with its $10 billion EV venture, might have better prospects than high-end players like Apple.Incumbent automakers might feel some vidication, if not reprieve, after telling us for years that Apple is underestimating the cost and complexity of their business.For Apple, its engineers can now focus on AI instead of figuring out problems like collision avoidance. Closing the gap on ChatGPT creator OpenAI is the pressing matter of the day.The decision “makes strategic sense given the potential product synergies and greater long-term profit potential in AI,” said Rob Lea of Bloomberg Intelligence.The company will need to buy a lot more of the brute force required to compete in AI. Consider the math that Meta Platforms Inc.’s Mark Zuckerberg presented us with recently, when he said he expects to have 350,000 of Nvidia Corp.’s H100 AI accelerators by the end of 2024. Those cost upward of $30,000 apiece.Odds are good that Apple technology will still be a major presence in future vehicles, even if they don’t wear the bitten logo on the front. 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