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Why I Bet $250,000 That Nvidia Will Crash
Nvidia has experienced one of the most explosive moves ever seen in the stock market. The company has managed grown $1 trillion in 31 days, 12x within 20 months, and 265x within 10 years. While Nvidia has managed to achieve impressive fundamental growth along the way, it doesn’t quite line up with how much Nvidia stock has grown in the same time period. In fact, there are quite a few frightening similarities with Cisco during the dotcom bubble. For starters, Cisco was seen as the company that was selling the shovels for the internet boom and Nvidia is seen as the company that’s selling shovels for the AI boom. Moreover, both companies drove substantial revenue from startups with very little real revenue or cash flow. This video explains the various red flags regarding Nvidia’s recent runup and why a mega crash of 70% or above may be right around the corner.
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When Exploiting Car Buyers Backfires...Vroom Loses Everything
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Audible. Please Stop.
Audible is seemingly one of the most uncontroversial companies on the planet. They just host a library of audiobooks allowing millions of people to learn and grow and thousands of writers to make a strong living. But, the reality of Audible is not quite the same. You see, Audible has built up an insane monopoly over the audiobook market. Usually, such monopolies would make antiuser decisions but Audible doesn’t do that. In fact, they treat their users extremely well because that’s where they get all of their power. Instead, they choose to screw over the thousands of writers that make the entire platform possible by forcing extremely unfavorable revenuesharing deals. For larger authors, this isn’t too big of a deal as they not only have more leverage to negotiate but reaching a bigger audience is much more important to them than maximizing the revenuesharing percentage. The same, however, can not be said for indie authors who are just trying to make ends meet by selling a few hundred or a few thousand copies. This video explains the dark side of Audible and a noble writer who has chosen to start a strike against the giant.
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Why Netflix Is Secretly Deleting Everything
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The (Overdue) Collapse Of Big Tech Salaries
Big tech is known for paying some of the highest salaries in the world, often throwing around hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars like it’s nothing. With years of seemingly infinite growth and massive profit margins, this was rather sustainable. However, as big tech reaches maturity and starts focusing on maximizing efficiencies and margins, they’re naturally turning to cutting salaries. These salary cuts are much more slyer than you might think though. They don’t just offer new hires lower upfront figures. Rather, they employ sneaky frontloaded vesting schedules to make their offers seem much more appealing than they really are. This way, they can quote the same hiring salary to new hires but these individuals will actually end up earning as much 25 to 50% less over the next 4 years. This video explains the sneaky ways that big tech is cutting comp and the overdue collapse of big tech salaries.
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Is ChatGPT Secretly Being Nerfed? (There's Proof)
ChatGPT took the world by storm when it launched last year. It was seen as the next Google as people flocked over to Edge, Bing, and ChatGPT but more recently, concerns have begun to arise regarding whether ChatGPT is being nerfed on purpose. This might sound like a farout conspiracy theory but there’s actually a surprising amount of truth to it. In fact, some researchers from Stanford and UC Berkeley have been studying the accuracy of ChatGPT over time and they’ve found some concerning declines in accuracy. In certain areas, ChatGPT’s accuracy fell by as much as 96% from 98% to just 2%. Some people have speculated that OpenAI is nerfing ChatGPT on purpose in order to force people to pay for the premium version. This might be part of the story but there’s more to it than just that. One of OpenAI’s biggest concerns with ChatGPT is limiting its use for nefarious purposes. It’s very possible that trying to nerf ChatGPT’s response to nefarious questions has affected its overall effectiveness. This video takes a look at the objective decline of ChatGPT and tries to identify some potential reasons for the decline.
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Arrogant Big Tech Is Realizing Money Can't Buy Success
FAANG should probably give up on trying to win AI. This might sound like a controversial statement at first glance but when you take a look at the facts, it makes a lot of sense. You see, past performance has been clouding the judgment of these big tech giants. Since they were able to make it big in search social media or email, they think that they can also make it big in AI as long as they spend enough money. But, the reality is that most of these big tech companies haven’t launched a successful hero product in over a decade and the reason is obvious. It’s simply extraordinarily difficult to replicate the success of something like YouTube, Facebook, or WhatsApp. Not to mention, people aren’t exactly fond of these companies or their shady behavior when it comes to privacy and monopolization. This isn’t to say that big tech should leave the AI scene completely though. A smarter choice, however, would be to play a background support role and become a backbone of the industry instead of trying to create the next big thing. This video explains why FAANG is losing in the AI race and how they may be able to turn things around by slightly shifting their focus.
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Millennials Are WAY Richer Than You Think
We’ve all heard the idea that millennials are by far the worst off generation we’ve seen. They have tons of student debt, loads of credit card debt, and can’t afford anything. And while this is somewhat accurate, it only tells half the story. Some millennials are indeed poorer than any generation before them but other millennials are actually wealthier than any generation before them. You see, what we’re actually seeing with the millennial generation is a wealth divide that’s larger than ever. The top 25% of millennials are doing better than ever while the bottom 25% are doing worse than ever. And as for the middle class, the middle class is rapidly being hollowed out as people either join the upper class or the lower class. There are a lot of explanations for this from high inflation and bad policies to capitalism and greed but one overarching factor that people never seem to mention is the presence and influence of tech. Millennials who are involved in tech are doing better than ever while millennials are aren’t involved in tech aren’t. This video explains the side of millennials that the mainstream media never talks about and shows how millennials are actually way richer than you might think.
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Google Is Bleeding Users (& Is Desperately Pivoting)
Have you noticed that Google hasn’t put out a stellar product in quite some time? Back in the 2000s, Google was launching homerun after homerun with Gmail, Android, YouTube, Chrome, Maps, and so on. But ever since the 2010s, Google’s stellar record hasn’t been so stellar. One of the main reasons for this is shifting public sentiment. Many users view Google as just another big tech monopoly with too much power, control, and influence. As such, many are reluctant to support new Google products especially when more “noble” alternatives are on the market. Google has been trying to break this trend for quite some time now but to not had much success. So, more recently, they have started focusing on a different side of their business: the enterprise side. Google has always had an enterprise side of their business but it was never comparable to their consumer business. However, with the help of Thomas Kurian, Google Cloud is becoming a stronger enterprise player than ever before. This video explains Google’s struggles in transitioning from being a consumer company to becoming an enterprise giant.
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The Tragic Fate Of The OG YouTube
We all know Vimeo as that one videosharing platform that sometimes pops up when we look for a video on Google, but did you know that Vimeo actually predates YouTube. In fact, Vimeo was founded a couple of months before YouTube in late 2004, and it was actually owned by the parent company of CollegeHumor. They were also often the first to introduce higherquality streaming features like HD and 4k. Yet Vimeo never enjoyed the same exponential growth as YouTube. Over the years, things have actually gotten pretty bad for Vimeo as they’ve had to pivot from one strategy to the next. Initially, they were going after independent filmmakers who didn’t want their videos to be bogged down by ads. But when this didn’t play out super well, they switched to focusing on B2B video hosting and streaming solutions. They eventually IPO’d for $10 billion, but it’s been downhill since then. This video explains the story of Vimeo and the tragic fate of the OG YouTube.
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