Others, not miners, also made a lot of money. Personally I recommend investing in AI but not LLMs. I expect John Deere to make a lot of money implementing more AI in farm equipment.
Looking at CNN Business there is an Economic calendar that each day will show various items like: Housing starts / Imports / Exports / Oil Wells / CPI etc.Are there any metrics on AI? As in number of data centers or number of data centers started, capacity of all AI data centers, etc.Secondary, of course, what kind of metrics would be meaningful.
Of course the hard part here is the definition of free will.
Not an ad, but my life has become way simpler since I started using a free app called Tick Tick. I run it on my phone and my PC. My Orchids have never been happier. Of course I have a few 'past due' items I need to finish, but at least they are not forgotten.
2) take a Career Aptitude (or assessment) Test. Make sure the next profession matches what brings you happiness.
As a simple analogy: Do not focus on winning the lottery, when you cannot feed yourself today.
Save for the future but you must not starve today.
Value companies typically around 10.
Growth companies usually exceed 20.
IMHO anything over 40 is too risky. Although this would prevent me from being an early investor in many successful companies. It also keeps me away from the larger number of failures.
<edit> For what it is worth, they have trailing P/E (history) vs foreword P/E which is expected. As of today NVIDIA Trailing P/E is 33.24 and forward is 24.75.
I see the value for this clearly in regards to discussion, job listings (Resumes), and for planning a knowledge path forward.
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https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=W...
To summarize the December numbers from each of the last 10 years:
2016 695M
2017 663M
2018 649M
2019 634M
2020 638M
2021 595M
2022 375M
2023 353M
2024 393M
2025 413M
Today: 307M
Computer magazines in the day used to (probably still do) evaluate competing equipment. The equipment was provided by the producer. The Producer would cherry pick the best.
This is why organizations like consumers reports are respected, they BUY everything they test, so you know it was not a custom build.
I would use it to analyze my situation, take into consideration my goals, as well as my fears and anxiety. e.g. I worry about taxes, and do not trust bonds.
Expect it to provide several plans with a list of reasons as well as pros and cons.
But I must own the final choice. One of my fears is if it does it, someone will learn to anticipate its moves and then exploit me via the AI.
Enough said.
For me CompUSA was the one stop get your tech.
In Orlando (altmonte springs) we would go to lunch at Fudd Ruckers, followed up with an hour at CompUSA.
Take it as a warning sign. If I cannot change it, then all it does is cause anxiety.
Personally when I vote use the 'what job did you do' as a major criteria. Bottom to top: Politician (never a real job), Lawyer / lobbyist (practiced liar), Government employee or student or never worked (never facing market economy impacts), college professor, ex con - then a big gap - Used car salesman (hard working but a bad reputation), other sales
Top for someone I vote for is Farmer, then any hourly worker that does a job I would not want to do, or physically cannot.
Sorry to hear you are about to be in a struggle.
Get resume out, and start looking. You will get more if you are employed vs unemployed.
If USA apply for unemployment as soon as laid off. Companies have paid into this pot, you deserve the payout. Not collecting does not leave more for others.