/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58175016
Counterpoint: the CHIPS act was entirely grandstanding by all involved and not only is stuffed with caveats that prevent the money from being distributed, but fails to address the fundamental issues behind the whole support infrastructure (not just fabs) leaving this country. Even if these boomers who think that their grandson's NVDA graphics card is all there is to "semiconductors" had any clue about the full scope of what semiconductors can do (they don't), and even if they had any viable plan to bring just the fabs back to the US (they had the beginnings of something with the whole "throw shitloads of money at it" plan, but then diversity quotas happened), they wouldn't address the fact that wafer probe, packaging, test, warehousing/distribution, and the manufacture of supporting PCB's and mechanicals to support all that, is strongly entrenched in Southeast Asia due to labor costs and, at this point, workforce experience, and barring extremely agressive incentives and YEARS of rebuilding the talent base will never return. Writing big checks with no strings attached was literally the bare minimum US Congress had to do to start turning this ship around and they couldn't even manage that. God damn why is everything our government does such as shitshow.

>t. knower

you will own silver plus gold and you will be happy.

>>56703500
It will increase revenue for those who adopt it first because they'll be able to take business from those who don't. I doubt, however, it will increase the Total Addressable Market or whatever the meme sales term is. There are only so many manufacturing lines for physical goods, and only so much people might buy. The only thing AI will do is raise the bar even higher for minimum IQ needed to not be desolate poor.

>>55847731
Since they are going to respond I will, I could use literally any help even if it's in the future assuming we're both alive.
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Thank you fren.

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>>55702938
forgot pic

>>55555031
>average bottom of the barrel condo price is $600k
well the first step is not to live in Calif*rnia

the recession narrative collapses tomorrow.

to be replaced by the pretending of upcoming priced in rate hikes.

>>55405662
>current rent: $2k/mo for a 1bd
>this is pretty good for my city
I am losing my mind

>>55192752
This is what skilllets have to go through? Sure am glad I got a skill.

>>55196293
What do you think?

>>55185136
Don't break down the door they'll probably charge you for it. If you want the full legal eagle approach, you may have the right to hire your own professional and bill them for repairs, (check your state's laws), though that assumes you can find someone available today. Also be aware you likely have the right to prorate your rent per day you are locked out if it comes to that. Good luck.

>>54812736
>with physical delivery
well anon. I'm afraid that's the tricky part. you see, cars are a bit... environmentally unfriendly....

>>54720493
>implying rating agencies aren't turning a blind eye to the real possibility of a gov default
>implying USA sovereign debt shouldn't at LEAST have already been downgraded to AA as a warning shot when the market is basically already doing that or worse

>>54690787
Imagine this gif but aged by 50 years. That is the answer to your question.

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>>54230517
this meme is so stupid, they phrased it exactly in this provocative way so that midwits start panicking about it on the internet and spread it in the process.
the people who own or start these businesses will be the same as before, but they also will "own nothing". instead everyone will use services when they need a certain resource, both rich and poor, the rich are more or less already living that way.

>>54207858
>bank
>safe

Reminder that each one of us produces around 2.4kW of energy per day, that's almost 1MW of energy per year.
With population of 8 billion it means our bodies produce around 8TW of energy yearly. This equals to energy produced by 3 average volcanic eruptions (VEI 5).
As you can imagine, our ecosystem is a closed system. We and energy we produce is no different. All this excess heat produced as a byproduct of our existance stays trapped on Earth and has disastrous impact on the future of our children.
It takes around 1,859,655,172.41 TWy to raise the temperature of all of the water on the Earth by 1 degree Celcius. It means that just by existing, our population will raise the temperature on the Earth by 1 degree in 232456896 years.
As you can see we can't wait to take action. We either do something now, or our (grand-grand)^16 children will have to pay the price.

In my opinion we should expect huge push towards depopulation because of this, which in turns means much lower income for corporations. I think that todays' morning price movement is Stock Market pricing in this reality. Don't say I didn't warn you
This is financial advice.

>>54060134
Oh we’re not landing HAHAHAHAHA we’re crashing! NO SEATBELTS NIGGA

>>53999716
No.

Shut the fuck up OP. SHUT THE FUCK UP. These Faggots don't deserve this they should have done their own research. Stop this at once. Last warning.

>Just wage for 50 years bro. I can't wait to enjoy life at 70 and not only be too fucked to travel and explore the world, but still not be able to buy a house.
I'm unironically suicidal from this thought.

>>52753662
silver star eagles is great, and his videos are most of the time bangers. I am also 100 percent sure he browses this board cause 99 percent of his talking points are straight from 4chan and /pmg/.