The US just banned Chinese robots.
In our interview from last month, Andrew Kang mapped out the exact playbook - EV tariffs first, robots next.
"We want to build things in America, and to do that, we can't be relying on robots from other countries."
"I'm not saying I necessarily agree with that, but I think it's kind of clear where the government's going here."
Meta just turned the compute shortage into a compute selloff
EllioTrades says the shortage narrative pumped memory to the moon, and now the same buyers behind that pump are turning into suppliers.
"Isn't the narrative that there's not enough compute? Nobody can find compute, can't build it fast enough."
"Everyone is going to need this compute. For example, Meta. Oh, wait, they are selling compute. Like... what?"
Saylor is going to DUMP BILLIONS IN bitcoin:native
and everyone is BULLISH?
Meanwhile memory continues its selloff despite shattering records on $MU earnings
Congrats Brazil
Time to dive into Nasdaqistan
AI, robotics, space, biotech. We're in the middle of a dozen supercycles at once.
EllioTrades says this is the most important time in history to build wealth, and AI is serving it up.
"It's gonna be a Renaissance, but only for people who are really seeing it that way, and not just playing this doomer, self pity narrative."
The IRL economy is having its biggest moment in a decade
Elliot says there's no limit to how low you can set the bar for what brings out a crowd. People just want to be part of something.
"You could literally give out paper clips, and people would stand around if it was a cool brand. People would wait for hours."
"People are actually really excited to be a part of things now, and they want to be a part of things, and they're willing to go through some pain to be a part of it."