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bucolic_frolic

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28. I didn't buy Micron at 12 cents in 1984

Mon Dec 15, 2025, 05:34 PM

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It's still going. New industries live on capitalism's life cycle, from ideas pitched to venture capital through IPO to growth, consolidation, and more growth. The shares split and split - Oracle split 10 times from 1987 to about 2005. A $3K investment is worth north of $17,000,000 today. And it's that way with the other big companies we know - Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Google, and more. It's the game that Wall Street doesn't want the public to know about - because they keep the secret hiding in plain sight for themselves. If you work 10 years and bang away investments in the latest growing technologies, you can retire at 30. Bigger return than most any college degree.

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If You Have Investments in Anything Related to AI, Start Unloading Them. [View all] MineralMan Yesterday OP

I work for a Multinational Corp. TBA Yesterday #1

Just like the dot com bubble Dave says Yesterday #6

The problem is not with the product. The problem is the way the FINANCING of the product is structured. 3Hotdogs Yesterday #22

It's not the same gulliver 16 hrs ago #47

They also make hardware in addition to software Sympthsical 4 hrs ago #58

Lots of companies are integrating AI angrychair 22 hrs ago #40

This has been my firsthand experience as well. W_HAMILTON 21 hrs ago #44

My nursing school uses AI to teach Sympthsical 4 hrs ago #59

I also am old enough to remember the first time i saw the internet... W_HAMILTON 21 hrs ago #43

IBM and McDs couldn't make an AI menu system work consistently, I doubt others success uponit7771 5 hrs ago #54

I entirely agree dickthegrouch Yesterday #2

these doom and gloom financial predictions rollin74 Yesterday #3

Everyone here thinks they're Michael Burry fujiyamasan Yesterday #13

... cause this time circular financing without organic income is different this time? uponit7771 4 hrs ago #61

AI, grok, crypto..................... Lovie777 Yesterday #4

While I understand your point, I believe AI is more in the over-promised stage similar to right before the Dot.com artemisia1 Yesterday #5

I agree Dave says Yesterday #7

Partially right, IMO Happy Hoosier Yesterday #8

21st century needs require 21st century tools.... anciano Yesterday #9

Most of the junk you see isn't good quality ai jfz9580m 16 hrs ago #46

The valuations don't make much sense fujiyamasan Yesterday #10

I'm more inclined to listen to my trained financial advisors. Gore1FL Yesterday #11

The zillow dollar question is not if, CanonRay Yesterday #12

AI has been around for a long time. LeftInTX Yesterday #14

No. They are not interchangeable terms. Celerity Yesterday #15

But it's used in common speech nowadays LeftInTX Yesterday #20

It seems if many non-AI things are now being re-branded as AI Deminpenn 13 hrs ago #50

Same advice I always give: don't make financial decisions based on buy or sell advice from a DU poster. onenote Yesterday #16

Yes, I've been here for decades fujiyamasan Yesterday #29

If I took investing advice here, I would have sold everything years ago and hid it in a mattress somewhere MichMan 9 hrs ago #52

I completely agree about your assessment of Crypto currency Buddyzbuddy Yesterday #17

Like it or not, AI has a solid function in business Mr.WeRP Yesterday #18

Who has money to invest? ThreeNoSeep Yesterday #19

Well, A.I. has destroyed my profession entirely already. OldBaldy1701E Yesterday #21

I'll have you know that I've invested heavily in crypto Orrex Yesterday #23

LOL! MineralMan Yesterday #25

Yeah, but with hotels!!?!?! dutch777 Yesterday #31

Whoa--easy there, moneybags! Orrex 23 hrs ago #38

The problem here isn't whether AI (I hate that name, its so false) will exist into the future, it will Cheezoholic Yesterday #24

There is chatter about how the " large language model" isn't the right one Klarkashton Yesterday #26

Not Quite Metaphorical 23 hrs ago #37

Correct, too much hallucinating uponit7771 4 hrs ago #55

You're right. I'm going straight into scratch lottery tickets underpants Yesterday #27

I didn't buy Micron at 12 cents in 1984 bucolic_frolic Yesterday #28

Yep, people coming out of Forest Gump likely thought they "missed the boat" with Apple in 1994 fujiyamasan Yesterday #30

We started getting into Nvidia about three years ago Sympthsical 4 hrs ago #63

Good call on nvdia fujiyamasan 3 hrs ago #64

Yeah, we've been conservative Sympthsical 3 hrs ago #65

I think for some of us in our forties we became particularly risk averse after the Great Recession fujiyamasan 3 hrs ago #66

Exact same here Sympthsical 3 hrs ago #67

The fake-looking generated art and chatbots are but a sliver of what AI is and can do TheProle Yesterday #32

I've been saying this on Linked In Metaphorical 23 hrs ago #33

The big money return in crypto is::: Norrrm 23 hrs ago #34

AI works for some things Diraven 23 hrs ago #35

"It is not really intelligent and has no ability to truly create anything." dedl67 23 hrs ago #36

Agree.... anciano 23 hrs ago #39

doubtful. WarGamer 22 hrs ago #41

Yes, Gemini 3 is impressive and much faster than before fujiyamasan 21 hrs ago #42

This is from Gemini itself uponit7771 4 hrs ago #60

It's fucking boring and it makes the people who use it fucking boring. hunter 17 hrs ago #45

AI is changing the world for the better gulliver 16 hrs ago #48

Remember how computers were going to reduce the amount of paperwork we suffered... hunter 9 hrs ago #51

Now do hallucination rate uponit7771 4 hrs ago #56

I think that's a bit starry-eyed Happy Hoosier 4 hrs ago #62

Sell Ford and buy Jeremiah Buggy stock.....1912 Melon 16 hrs ago #49

Right now Fords engine doesn't work like they said it does, of course sell Ford uponit7771 4 hrs ago #57

Cryptocurrency is literally hot air. Qutzupalotl 5 hrs ago #53