LittleFishFlyToTheS

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LittleFishFlyToTheS

3h ago

Claude’s old shares are currently trading at a 50%+ premium in the secondary market, and the remaining 600 billion still has to be fought over. ChatGPT, valued at 800 billion, is currently marked down by 10%, and nobody wants it.
Based on revenue, the valuation has already surpassed ChatGPT.
I said this a long time ago: ChatGPT is doomed for sure.
This view still hasn’t changed even today—it’s even more resolute.
If this trend continues, after it gets listed it will definitely collapse—again and again.
It’s unclear whether this will drag down the overall U.S. stock market index.

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4h ago

More and more people today are choosing not to get married, especially beautiful women.
Basically, the prettier they are, the less interested they are in marriage.
If this keeps up, China’s population will probably continue to decline, and many kindergartens have already shut down.

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4h ago

AI is becoming more and more powerful. This hospital sends every test result to AI for review, often providing more detailed and personalized insights than the doctor's recommendations.
So in the future, when visiting a doctor at the hospital, maybe doctors can do the same—after the results are in, they tell the patient, "Please wait a moment."
Then the doctor might say, "Doubao, Doubao, I have a patient here who is like this."
……

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8h ago

People who make big money all have a bit of a "problem"
I've summarized a few points, each one is a lesson or experience
Over the past few years, I've seen some who made hundreds of thousands, millions, or even billions, and many of them also lost it all back, experiencing huge ups and downs in the crypto world
Why can some people get it right every time, while others keep making mistakes? There must be a reason.

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LittleFishFlyToTheS

12h ago

Out of 2,000 friends, 44 have used it.
The ratio shouldn't be high.
It indicates a pretty high health index.

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13h ago

Huawei's AI cards are now directly available for purchase on JD.com.
Huawei chips + domestic supply chain, which might be somewhat negative for NVIDIA in the long run, although the CUDA ecosystem is still unbeatable at the moment.
Just like HarmonyOS, which is hard to get used to, but its market share is gradually increasing.

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13h ago

I bought a mouse on JD.com, and it showed 1899; I checked the price on Pinduoduo, and it was only 1750. Because of login, there were a bunch of coupons and such—after clicking around a few times, it dropped to 1695, saving me 200 bucks.
I'm not very sensitive to prices; I usually buy the more expensive option. But if someone offers me free 200, refusing it would feel like a crime. After purchasing, I was prompted to use coupons, and the recommended ones were items I felt I liked or could use, so I casually bought a bunch of things.
I feel like I’m not spending money, but saving money.
$p

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LittleFishFlyToTheS

04-04 12:14

Mastercard's market value at its IPO in 2006 was only 192837465657483.91T, and now it is $431.8 billion, a 93-fold increase, with an annualized compound growth rate of about 25.7%.
That's even more impressive than Visa's 28 times, because it went public earlier and started from a lower point.
The printing press of the internet era, truly freaking awesome!

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04-04 10:14

If you bought 10 million RMB when VISA went public, today it’s worth 2.8 billion (including stock splits), with an annualized compound return of 20.5% per year.
Just the annual dividends amount to one-quarter of the original investment each year!
But over these nearly 20 years, there have been 8 major crashes, such as during the pandemic when it dropped 37% in one month. If you hadn’t sold at that time, your paper gains would have evaporated by 75 million, but six months later, it fully recovered.
Holding good stocks for 20 years yields astonishing returns.

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04-04 10:08

"People can't even empathize with their previous self from just one second ago."

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LittleFishFlyToTheS

04-04 09:36

DeepSeek V4 is compatible with Huawei and Cambrian chips and has not granted early access to companies like NVIDIA.
Therefore, although domestic chips and AI still have a gap, the blockade has ultimately provided an opportunity for domestic development.
However, this is also reasonable, since it is said that the AI efforts in Silicon Valley are also driven by Chinese talent.

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04-04 04:41

Today’s Investment Channel
Duan Yongping "Changes His Tune" and Buys Pop Mart: What Did He Really Understand?
$59 Billion Female Buffett Falls from the Pantheon
WLD Project Team Off-Exchange Cashout
Buffett: Nuclear Weapons Will Be Used Sooner or Later
Pinduoduo’s Starry Sea, Are You Willing to Bet?
TEM Survey

WLD-5,88%

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LittleFishFlyToTheS

04-04 04:38

Duan Yongping publicly clarified on March 30: retracting his previous statement that he would not invest in Pop Mart.
The timing is very subtle — Pop Mart just reported its strongest financial results ever (revenue of 37.1 billion yuan, net profit of 13.1 billion yuan, net profit margin of 35%, comparable to Moutai), yet its stock price plummeted 22% on the day of the earnings report, dropping from a high of 339 HKD to 146 HKD, halving in value.
What did Duan Yongping see? My judgment: he is following the same old path he took when investing in Pinduoduo — "not understanding the business m

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LittleFishFlyToTheS

04-04 02:32

There are recent rumors that Wang Shi has also been investigated.
Hopefully, it's just a rumor.

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LittleFishFlyToTheS

04-03 21:55

Forecasting itself has no value; what matters is what you do based on the forecast and how much you bet. (Howard Marks, *The Most Important Thing*)

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04-02 12:17

Today I deeply realize that the current popular approach in the country—pushing kids to study harder for college entrance exams and prestigious schools—is completely wrong. It's like the 1990s strategy of getting children into state-owned enterprises; they're about to be laid off—this approach leads to graduation and immediate unemployment, with no competitiveness.
Instead of wasting effort on useless studying and high scores, it's better to equip them with a high-IQ AI that combines their interests and talents, allowing them to learn and grow independently through this process.
Children b

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04-02 12:13

He asked himself, "Is there anyone more dedicated than you?" to the founder of MiniMax, Yan Junjie.
Yan Junjie recounted an incident where he was meeting a friend he hadn't seen before for dinner. He arrived early and saw a guy in a T-shirt, assuming he was an assistant. The other person initially didn't introduce himself and asked Yan Junjie many technical questions.
After half an hour, Yan Junjie asked, "When is General Manager Liang coming?" The other person replied, "I am Liang Wenfeng."

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LittleFishFlyToTheS

04-02 11:39

Currently, annual AI subscriptions are often around $2,000 a year.
I have a hypothetical question: if all AIs increased their price to $20,000 a year,
which one would you renew?

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LittleFishFlyToTheS

04-02 09:23

The last creation before Steve Jobs passed away was SIRI.
Hi SIRI was very impressive at the time.
Talking to the phone to execute functions and voice input—
Does this resemble today's agents and AI input methods?
It's amazing.
Unfortunately, after he passed away, SIRI fell behind, and even "Xiao Ai Tongxue" is better than it.
If Steve Jobs hadn't passed away, the world might be a different place.

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