China & Saudi Arabia just started a bidding war with American companies. Not over land or oil, but over something far more dangerous. A resource that controls what you see online. But Nvidia owns 96% of this resource. The resource I'm talking about is fuel for AI. The chips that power it. These chips are the backbone of AI & information control. The Nations that control the most processing power will control the future. But most people don't know why this matters to them... It's not about who builds the most powerful AI models. It's about who controls the fuel that powers them. And one company stands at the center of this global power struggle. While governments fight for position, all of them depend on the same supplier... This supplier is NVIDIA - owning 96% of the 'data center' GPU market. Yet Wall Street STILL sees Nvidia as just another tech company. While Nvidia has a monopoly on AI chip supply. Not only that. Nvidia's GPUs are SOLD OUT for the next 2 years. Here's why: NVIDIA doesn't just make chips. They control the entire AI stack: • GPUs (The hardware) • CUDA (The software) • Networking (GPUs at scale) It's like owning both Windows AND the PC market. But they have an even bigger advantage: CUDA is NVIDIA's secret weapon. Every AI developer in the world is trained on it. If you switch AMD? You'd have to retrain every engineer and rewrite every line of code. This means, once you’re in the NVIDIA ecosystem, it’s painful to leave. The implications are crazy... Think about it: Meta, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon aren't just buying chips. They're locked into NVIDIA's ecosystem for years to come. Each data center upgrade means more NVIDIA purchases. But here's ONE more thing Wall Street has completely missed: A new type of buyer has entered the market: Sovereign nations. UAE, Saudi Arabia, and China are all building national AI programs. These aren't price-sensitive tech companies. These are governments in an AI arms race. (And they don't care about ROI)... They care about capability and national security. When governments compete for limited supply, what happens to prices? They go up. Way up. This creates a crazy situation: NVIDIA can raise prices, and the demand will still exceed supply. They have multi-year visibility into their revenue. Their customers are literally begging to spend more. They're too far ahead to catch. And Wall Street still thinks NVIDIA is "priced for perfection"? Wall Street is pricing NVIDIA like a tech stock. But it's actually a monopoly infrastructure company. With pricing power. With locked-in demand. With government backing. That’s not overvalued. That’s buying dominance at a discount. So the next time someone tells you NVIDIA is overvalued, ask them: When was the last time you heard a tech CEO publicly admit to underspending on a supplier? When was the last time governments competed to buy tech products? The answer will tell you what you need to do. But... History has a way of repeating itself. As an investigative journalist who's studied market patterns for decades, I've seen this before... Companies that control critical infrastructure during tech revolutions become monopolies. Here's the pattern I've seen: Standard Oil dominated energy infrastructure in the industrial age. Microsoft controlled PC software infrastructure in the 90s. Today, NVIDIA owns the infrastructure of AI. This isn't just another tech stock. It's an infrastructure monopoly in the making. (c) Jon Markman via X wrote ✍️ What do you think , is NVIDIA the new Standard Oil of our time? Or is this AI gold rush just beginning? #AIRevolution #Nvidia #techmonopoly #artificialintelligence #saudivschina #TechStories Reposted

S&P500's 20 best and worst days since 1990 - April 9th, third best day. daily total return 9.5% , this is awesome! 🙂 Like I said, every down market is an opportunity to make wealth.

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 $5.5 trillion added to the US stock market today.

Take some pop corn and enjoy how this unfolds

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Over $2.1 trillion wiped out from US stock market at open.

TRUMP

TRUMP on his Truth social

Trump Tariff Policy, The announcement of United States (US) tariffs by Donald Trump as president-elect has become a global concern. This policy has the potential to affect international trade and the global economy.

Lol This man is killing me

TRUMP UPDATE

Unstoppable

Today, China surrounded Taiwan by air and sea, later claiming it was merely a military drill, nothing serious. But we all know better. This is a direct warning to the US: any attempt to support Taiwan’s independence could lead to war. Now, here’s why this matters. Donald Trump, knowingly or not, has given China an upper hand. By allowing Putin to push forward in Ukraine, he is indirectly signaling to China that taking Taiwan is possible. Coincidentally, as this drill took place, China’s foreign minister was in Moscow, meeting with Putin. If Russia succeeds in Ukraine, Taiwan could be next. Taiwan is important not just to the US, but to the global tech industry. A staggering 90% of AI chips come from Taiwan. Without them, training AI would be nearly impossible. They are the back bone of AI The US-China conflict is coming closer, and Donald Trump is, unintentionally, playing a role in accelerating it. China has also laid claim to the entire South China Sea, a region that rightfully belongs to five nations, including Australia and the Philippines. 🙂 Trouble is looming, now it is time to test Trump's leadership skill. If Russia succeeds in putting NATO away Then China might infuriate Taiwan. Again it's fair America controls the world economy more than any other country . Just worried and curious 🤔🤨

In a sudden turn of event, it does seem trump was quite of a shaky shaky trying to replicate a model of the 19th century to modern day times. He most probably never imagined countries such as this would have the balls between their legs charged up to take a hit against his plan Still watching how all uf this unfolds

Seriously?😂😂 This is crazy work

I just saw someone post this on Reddit.👇👇👇 TRUMP IS EITHER CRAZY, IGNORANT, OR BOTH WHEN IT COMES TO TARIFFS AND CARMAKERS They can’t raise their prices because of his tariffs? That is what Donald Trump told the CEOs of American automobile manufacturers. This may prove once and for all that the man who ran as a successful businessman knows nothing about how the capitalist, free enterprise system he claims to love actually works. Or he knows but doesn’t care. Or he’s just plain nuts. Here’s what I learned about how it works in high school civics classes and as a Junior Achievement member and officer: A manufacturer buys raw materials, finished parts and systems from suppliers. These are all delivered to a factory where they are worked and assembled into the final product which is then marketed. The costs associated with all these steps are calculated and a profit margin added, taking into account competition and what the market will bear. If the costs at any step in the process rise significantly - say by a sudden shortage caused by natura disasters, supply chain disruptions, or imposed tariffs - prices are either raised or the profit shrinks or disappears. Donald Trump insists that his tariffs will bring manufacturing back to the US. But, Donald? With lowered or vanished profits, a corporation’s ability to satisfy its shareholders and secure loans for new or expanded manufacturing facilities disappears. Where’s the money going to come from for this new “Golden Age” of American manufacturing you keep bragging about? Taxpayers? The average American is hard-pressed to afford new cars or other high-ticket items as it is. Maybe you ought to forget about your insane obsession with tariffs and mass deportations while ignoring the deleterious effects they will have on inflation. Maybe finding ways to lower healthcare costs - including prescription drugs - would be a better idea. Making housing affordable again would make you a hero. But telling major American corporations that they better not have their prices accurately reflect their costs (because it would make you look bad) has to be the most deranged idea - in a long list of deranged ideas - that you have come up with yet. Sadly, if history is any guide, it won’t be the last nor the most disturbed. Doing away with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the FDIC and allowing banks to once again charge outrageous overdraft fees proves that you don’t care about lower-income Americans, even those that are your most devoted followers. Is that evidence of dementia? Indifference? Or just plain stupidity? This enquiring mind would like to know.

🚨BREAKING: Tesla faces major fallout as Elon Musk’s support for Trump sparks backlash! • New York lawmakers push to revoke Tesla’s direct sales permits. • Canada bans Tesla from EV rebates, freezing $43M in payments. • Tesla stock dropped 46% at one point since Trump took office. • Vandalism surges, with Cybertrucks set on fire and showrooms attacked. Elon’s political ties are hurting Tesla. Will it get worse?

🚨BREAKING: President Trump just posted this!

What are people gonna do? Stop buying multi-million dollar rocket ships? 😭

You Can Get $200,000 If You Give Your Face And Voice To A Robot A Russian robotics company has made headlines for an unusual proposition where one individual, in exchange for $200,000 USD, would forfeit the rights to their face and voice for use in robot development. The company is known for producing hyper-realistic, humanlike robots. In 2019, the Promobot launched the "Android Robo-C," a made-to-order robot that could be modeled after the appearance of anyone. "Everyone will now be able to order a robot with any appearance—for professional or personal use," said Aleksei Iuzhakov, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Promobot, in a statement at the time. Isn't this crazy lol

Since Trump took office, close to $3 trillion in investment has been pledged to the United States: - UAE $1.4 trillion - Saudi Arabia $600 billion - Hyundai $20 billion - Apple $500 billion - Nvidia over $100 billion - SoftBank, Oracle, OpenAI $100 billion - TSMC $100 billion - Johnson & Johnson $55 billion - CMA CGM Group $20 billion - Eli Lilly $27 billion - Merck $1 billion - GE Aerospace $1 billion

🚨JUST IN: Trump posted this about Tesla vandalism

🚨JUST IN: Trump posted this on Fed cutting rates

🚨BREAKING: Gas prices in 31 states are now below $3.00, per AAA. Looks like trump is working 😂

She'll definitely recover

🚨BREAKING: Berkshire Hathaway Inc Class A stock reaches an all-time high!