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The Ultimate AI Bubble Diversifiers Hi Reader, Here’s what our editors are looking at today… | | | Markets: Jim Rickards – How to Protect Yourself From the Tech Bubble Bursting I don’t know if the Chinese AI model DeepSeek will be the catalyst that ends the AI mania. But the ongoing tech bubble will inevitably end. The market is poised for a crash; it only requires the right catalyst. Something frightening. A bank run, financial crisis, war, or even an AI breakthrough from our primary competitor. The reality is that the rise of AI in America has severely concentrated market risk. Anyone investing in the S&P 500 has more money in the Mag 7 stocks than they do in the bottom 400 companies put together. These 7 big tech firms make up about 34% of the entire S&P 500. Meanwhile, the U.S. and much of the world have entered into debt spiral territory. AI is powerful, but it cannot save us from mathematics. So if you don’t have any, go buy some hard assets. The easiest place to start is gold and silver coins. I suggest that everyone should have 10% of their portfolio in these assets. They remain the ultimate diversifiers. ⇒ Read More Here | |
America: Byron King – In the Face of Disaster, Hold Cash The LA fires have been at the top of the news recently. According to AccuWeather, damage estimates exceed $250 billion. Frankly, the LA fires make me nervous about regional and even national banks and insurance companies, with the 1906 San Francisco fire and the post-disaster Panic of 1906 serving as the model for a broader unwind in the next year. With this in mind, let’s discuss preserving your wealth: Beware of fire and floods, and have cash in the bank. You'll also want to own physical precious metals, certainly gold and silver. Yes, Donald Trump is taking over the White House, and he’ll definitely run a different government than the one we experienced under Biden. However, Trump’s new tenure comes with plenty of history and innumerable ongoing predicaments (fires, inflation, and more). ⇒ Read More Here | |
News: Dave Gonigam – “Distillation” OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is accusing the Chinese upstart DeepSeek of poaching its work to develop the AI model that’s set the U.S. tech giants reeling. Just to recap the whirlwind of events that began over the weekend: DeepSeek claims to have developed a large language model using only 2,048 Nvidia H800 graphics cards for the paltry cost of $5.6 million. Perhaps not surprisingly, OpenAI is crying foul — telling the Financial Times it detects evidence of “distillation” on the part of DeepSeek. “There’s a technique in AI called distillation,” explains Donald Trump’s AI and crypto “czar” David Sacks, “when one model learns from another model [and] kind of sucks the knowledge out of the parent model. In an official statement, OpenAI complains that Chinese and other companies are “constantly trying to distill the models of leading U.S. AI companies.” You heard that right: OpenAI is complaining that its “intellectual property” is being purloined. Pot, meet kettle. ⇒ Read More Here That’s all for today, we’ll be back tomorrow with more topics and articles from our editors. Email us here with whatever crosses your mind that you want us to cover. We look forward to hearing from you! Looking forward to your financial future, | | | | | |
| | | | Elon Musk recently revealed a new gold standard an AI technology – a massive supercomputer containing not one, not two, but 100,000 units of Nvidia’s most powerful AI chip. Oh, and it’s 10x times more powerful than the computer that created ChatGPT. What is Elon planning? ⇒ Click here to get the full “inside scoop.” | |
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