Markets can’t wait for the Iran war to end – so they can get back to speculating trillions on the AI revolution. The hyperscalers expect to reap monopoly scale rents from owning AI closed-weight models and the digital infrastructure of datacentres and chips. But what if households can build their own AI capabilities cheaper and more effectively? Pop!
Michael Burry is not out. His Stuffed Turkey comments sound like a prophesy. AI is evolving fast and not necessarily in the direction the current market understands. Beware no-see-ums. What if the current tech is a dead end, and the financials collapse? A big shift may become clear in coming months… and where to invest next! And let’s talk about bit-flips!
The Gaza deal is an extraordinary win for President Trump. Banging heads together worked – and may have created conditions for the Middle East to move towards reconciliation. But, we had another “judder” moment as the trade conflict he triggered with China threatens to overturn the USA’s economic resilience.
The market is under a glamour cast by Nvidia. It’s the most watched headline stock. In a perfect world, its position would mean there would be little to worry about, but US data and all the other market frictions are combining to challenge the market’s narrative – which is a long way of saying… THIS MARKET IS TOPPY.
The AI bubble is running out of steam… which may be a very apt metaphor. Value in AI is driven by supply scarcity, which will be addressed by competition and capacity. The next issue is how AI innovation is over-exaggerated – we will require much more powerful computational tools to create next level Intelligence.
The Gods of Chaos have brought together an alliance to bring down the West. If its not the weather, it will be Russia, Gas prices, the Middle East and Oil, or maybe the prime global commodity – Chips – is the next thing they will target. I'm staying long Gold.
September's ARM IPO could be a “CFP” for markets if it breaks the current everything AI consensus (aka “bubble”). There are many reasons to think it could, because it’s basically Masayoshi Son rolling it with big aplomb in the Tech Casino.








