Bro, don’t rush to buy the dip at a time like this 🥶 Where’s the bottom in this market, anyway? Right now, it’s all needle-like moves 💉 With so much bad news out there, why try to catch the needle? The sordid drama of a trillion-dollar boss’s affair has only just begun—and he doesn’t care one bit! Capital is acting out a whole “we’ve lost confidence, we’re getting out” scene. And there’ll be more shameless stuff to come! Do you think the people who really want to accumulate will wait for you and me to buy the dip? Patience is key!#仓位管理 $XAU $QQQ
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AI leaders’ stocks have fallen—why am I not buying the dip?
Recently, a lot of people have been asking whether now is the time to buy the dip in tech leaders like Nvidia, Google, Tesla, and Micron after their stocks fell. I’ve put together a clear overview of how each company is responding to the Democratic Party’s regulatory crackdown on AI computing infrastructure (AI data centers), and I’ll share my own take. Overall, I’m leaning cautious.
After the midterm elections, the Democratic Party controls both chambers of Congress, and the market’s biggest concern is that strict AI regulations will be put in place. The direction is clear: impose more restrictions on large AI data centers, computing capacity expansions, and frontier AI models. Some proposals would even limit the construction of new large-scale computing hubs and raise the bar for energy consumption and safety reviews. This is also the main reason Nvidia, Google, Tesla, and Micron have all been hammered in this latest sell-off.
After the midterm elections, the Democratic Party controls both chambers of Congress, and the market’s biggest concern is that strict AI regulations will be put in place. The direction is clear: impose more restrictions on large AI data centers, computing capacity expansions, and frontier AI models. Some proposals would even limit the construction of new large-scale computing hubs and raise the bar for energy consumption and safety reviews. This is also the main reason Nvidia, Google, Tesla, and Micron have all been hammered in this latest sell-off.
