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XR products launched in CES 2024, technology IP innovation is expected to achieve a value leap - Newstrail

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How come you guys don't think that Disney will cease to exist entirely by early this year?

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Peltz/Trian/Perlmutter are 100% confirmed to take over Disney entirely and that will cause the company to cease to exist entirely.

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$DIS - The mega AI bull case for Disney

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Why the EU COMMISSION can't legally veto the Amazon and Irobot Merger/Acquisition. (All in 40k.)

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Ampere vs LightShed: two conflicting outlooks on legacy media streaming services: Disney+, Max, Peacock & Paramount.

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Timber Industry is in trouble

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What am I investing in with Tesla?

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Was the Activision Blizzard actually beneficial for ATVI shareholders?

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Aren't Nelson Peltz/Trian and Ancora the most beloved and well-respected by/among shareholders/investors in Wall Street?

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Aren't Nelson Peltz/Trian and Ancora the most beloved and well-respected by/among shareholders/investors in Wall Street?

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As I've said before, Disney will completely cease to exist early this year.

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Disney will completely cease to exist early this year.

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Profiting from Epstein Island List

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OTC : KWIK Shareholder Letter January 3, 2024

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ARM is Worth $1000 - Everything Runs On ARM - What Doesn't WILL - 10 Year Play - X86 is DEAD

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To sell or to hold Disney stock that has been granted to me as an employee

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Comparison of Bandai Namco and its competitors

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Comparison of Bandai Namco and its Competitors

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DIS Something Happening Tonight!!!

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Disney will completely cease to exist soon after this year.

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Disney will completely cease to exist soon after this year.

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PRAR III: GD*HG - Phoenix Nirvana!

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Why doesn’t Amazon or apple buy paramount and lionsgate?

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Disney needs to sell ESPN

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Disney is cheap at this levels

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ABQQ dd *MUST READ* Giant company, tiny market cap

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The squeeze is on…. INTZ

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Shorting UBER Long term, my bear case

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Why don't all stocks have an IPO price of $100, and moreover, are IPOs which drastically appreciates on the first day considered a failure (from the perspective of the investment bank that issued it)?

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INTEL CORP’s ISREALI EXPOSURE…🔥🔥🔥 PUTS??

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Hasbro ($HAS) hold the IP for both Monopoly Go and Baldur's Gate, reports at 10/26

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Can you track an IP address from an email? Or WhatsApp message or a Facebook messenger message? I’m getting scammed in crypto

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Honestly the content & IP is the only thing going for them maybe if they are the target of another fledgling albeit larger streaming service resulting in a tender offer could drive the price up.

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1. This assumes the employee uses the tool. Just because you give someone access to something doesn’t mean they use it. I have access to dozens of programs and tools at work that I’ve never opened once in 4 years working here. 2. For at least part of what you described, I can use free tools like ChatGPT or Google Gemini to do that.  3. Companies are concerned with IP leakage into competitors through AI tooling.

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20 years of IP protection before generics can take over. But Ozempic is a subscription drug...it only curbs appetite as long as you take it.

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The mobile app doesn't care about your IP. It harvests your device ID and tracks the actual device. I don't use the app

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Got in at $95, holding for a bit longer. They have a ton of valuable IP and if they can right the ship on new content quality, theyll be fine.

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I have a minimum of 6 unique IP addresses using this site on just one device, because I use a VPN and I bounce around servers.  Then I also use it on 2 other computers in my home, also on VPNs that bounce around. Plus my work computer, which jumps between being off and on VPN.  So I’m accounting for about 20+ unique visitors a month by myself.  There are plenty of people using reddit on more than one device or more than one IP address. 

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Unique visitors is measured by IP address. If I visit from my phone, then my computer, then my work computer thats 3 unique visits. Tons of sites have unique visitors well in excess of their total countries population. 

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CYBN all the way. I can see it reaching 10$ over the next 6-8 years, 1-2$ within the next 2 years. They have a bunch of IP in their sector (MDMA/Mushrooms) and lots of funding.

Mentions:#CYBN#IP

100% of Nightdive Studio 100% of Digital Eclipse studio 100% of MobyGames 100% of AtariAge 53% undiluted of Playmaji- the maker of the Polymega 10% of Antstream 7.9% of tinyBuild Atari has also bought a LOT of IP in the last year+ Atari CEO Wade Rosen has bought just over 50% of Atari He is also owns Irata LLC- (Atari backwards)- he lends Atari money through that. He is heir to and board member of Rosen’s Diversified- one of the most successful private companies in America- one of the richest families in America. He also was top of his class in one of the best business schools. Atari has a LOT going on…. if you want to know more, just ask.

Mentions:#LOT#IP

I am liking WBD. First off with the bad news - the stock has been completely crushed and they have enormous debt, which was used to finance the merger. However it’s cash flow positive and they’re paying down the debt decently well. The debt is fixed and long term at a manageable rate. Elite back catalog of content and premium IP to work with moving forward - Harry Potter, Dune, Game of Thrones, James Gunn led DC universe, LOTR. They have deals with some of the hottest talent like Tom Cruise, Timothée Chalamet, Margot Robbie, PTA, and A24 streaming exclusives. The CEO has been hated by ruthlessly trimming the fat to save cost, but it seems to be effective financially so far. There may be more pain in the stock over the next year or two as they continue to shrink the debt. I don’t think the sentiment changes overnight, but I think overall it was oversold and the equity value will be more and more represented in enterprise value if you are willing to hold for a few years it could easily double or more. Could also be an acquisition target.

He's having trouble finding a loan against real estate and you think he'll be able to find one against an extremely volatile stock with little to no value behind it other than his own name and brand? It's not like they have a chest of IP that's still valuable even if the company goes under.

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Atari $PONGF Atari has been acquiring companies and IP...and doing a LOT of successful projects in the last year+. People are going to be surprised when their next report releases in June.

Mentions:#PONGF#IP#LOT

ah finally satya nadella said that they don't need openai. I have been speculating ever since the board drama that MSFT will get rid of openai. It's too risky. Although MSFT has the IP, they won't be able to steer effectively where openai goes. just buy calls on Google and it it over with.

Mentions:#MSFT#IP

We talking stock,products, or company. I am most bullish on the stock INTC, mainly because of the infusion of capital the US government gave them to build foundries. I think there more into manufacturing for others will be positive. (although less margin than if they were building their own IP), product line, Well NVDA now is subsantially superior for servers, (AI), an ARM/QCOM has the client, so not overly bullish on the product line

Scaping isn't some advanced tech, you are basically reading a corpus of text ( HTML ) and parsing it. The issue lies with scalability and again this isn't advanced tech either. When you scale up and go from scraping a few pages a second to 10s of thousands, resulting in millions of requests per day to a server you are pushing an extreme amount of traffic to that site, and increasing the load. What happens here is, it looks obvious as fuck what's going on, and can also look like a DDos attack. Websites like Reddit, Facebook, LinkedIn are all too familiar with this happening, and you defend against this kind of process by putting counter measures in place such as rate limiting ( allowing each unique IP from making X number of requests per 60 seconds ) you also have services like cloudflair which defend against this very well. Now to get around things like this you now have to deal with scaling up your IP pool, you need more and more IP addresses to spread your requests across. Not only that you need IPs which are not linked to data centers as you can blacklist these easy, you need residential IPs, you need IPs that are also not in blocks / same ranges etc. Now you also have the legal side of things, while scaping isn't illegal, overloading a companies systems which results in increasing their costs or knocking services offline is a whole different story, and can be classed as trespass, there is a more technical term for this which I forget. For example if you increase a companies compute, bandwidth etc to deal with the surge in traffic due to scraping to a point that is outside of normal lets say 15% and that has financial implications then you are in trouble. It was only a year ago, when Twitter/X detected this very thing happening to their platform which it all came out LLM where being trained on Reddit/Twitter data. They shout down the bad actors pretty quickly and served a cease and desist on the company behind it, which I think speculated towards Facebook being the ones behind it which was amusing as they hate their own site being scraped. Ive specialised in high scale data collection for years.

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I think the technology is sound. Fundamentally the reactor is an updated version of the PWR, just smaller. The Westinghouse AP1000 is fundamentally the same design as well; improvements are primarily in safety, operation, and maintenance reduction. Nothing really new or risky. The primary advantage of NuScale is you can buy between 4-12 modules and tailor the total power produced. Or, if your power requirements increase, you can add modules. They need only find the right situation. Build one, then build more. People questioned when Westinghouse built two AP1000s in China. Certainly they lost the IP, but they gained construction experience. This was the thing they did not have. Nuscale does not have any experience yet, but it can be obtained.

Mentions:#PWR#AP#IP

China isn't a leader in anything. They're an IP thief.

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Am I wrong in thinking this will also benefit ARM primarily since those chips used in china will need a reference design to get to scale quickly and that's benefits ARM by licensing out their IP? Also a british company

Mentions:#ARM#IP

There never should have been western investment in Russia in the first place; there were numerous examples before any such war of Russia inviting foreign investment in fields such as energy then simply seizing all the equipment and/or IP. You dance with the devil maybe you make an outsized profit since no one else will, but maybe you get burned instead.

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What? ARM doesn't buy anything. They are an IP company that sells licenses to other companies. That's it.

Mentions:#ARM#IP

Trump is too impulsive and the laws he makes are too easy to argue the toss in court. Chip development takes years and should be leveraged slowly. Things like banning Tesla / Toyota from opening plants in China where they have to share their IP would have been a more strategic move as would have prevented China from getting the blueprints

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imagine giving cavemen the blueprint's to manufacture a steam engine. Yeah sure they have the IP, but there's a reason TSMC is so sought after when it comes to chip making. They're the only ones who can. China is very far behind when it comes to large chip manufacturing, making cpus for desktops is notoriously difficult and very very expensive. without the prior infrastructure and institutional know how it would take years to get where we're at. by the time you do everyone has moved on.

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I see a lot more IP theft occurring in China. This is going to be fun to watch. The decline of China’s global position will be well deserved. Seriously fuck China, and fuck all their Citizens who believe in invading Taiwan.

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They are gonna get approved for a 2 billion dollar expansion for their park in anaheim. If you've been to didneyland, they literally sell out off days and week days. Their IP is strong and there merchandise runs like hot cakes.

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By now they've stolen enough IP and such that they've been making a fair amount of their own not-nearly-as-good 'intel' or otherwise chips.. I believe LTT on YT got their hands on a Chinese CPU not that long ago.. Similar with GPUs and all kinds of lesser chips have been getting produced in China for China. the bigger paranoia should be other countries allowing Chinese chips coming into their computers.. there has been silicon level invasive stuff done before and things aren't necessarily obvious or detectable without serious vetting. .. thats why the US govt has had a ban on all Lenovo machines for a long time now

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Lmao because they already ripped the IP and have clones of everything.

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Lmao wtf are they going to use, then? ARM processors? God knows they can't actually produce any meaningful volume of x86 domestically, and their closest bet is stolen IP from 5 gens ago.

Mentions:#ARM#IP

DIS. I’m going to keep watching IP and other people are as well. A lot of people love sports. A lot of people love going to theme parks.

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China half asses everything and is so corrupt. It’s a culturally thing. Even if they “stole” the tech. They would cut corners and making silicon at this level, that shit can’t happen. It’s called, "差不多" (chà bù duō). It’s a common way to say "just enough" or "almost" in Chinese. It implies something is close to being enough or sufficient. People seem to not realize that china’s rise was off the IP of the west, but also because we pushed standards on to them. Once companies pull out and they are left to their old ways, it will go downhill fast.

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Have medical scientist training, word of caution: everyone else has mRNA tech and is working to deploy it. Just because moderna has the stock ticker doesn't mean they have all the IP. I like moderna but be careful.

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Blockbuster had a chance to embrace digital rentals, they opted out. It was an avoidable blunder. They didn't have hardware IP like NVDA.

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Apple was circling the drain in the mid 90s and people were predicting their demise. I insisted that the real estate and IP were worth more than the $13.50 the stock was going for at the time. I had no money and watched it climb to $50 after Jobs returned. I bought $2000 worth and watched it go to $150. I sold and counted myself a genius. Then I watched it go up infinitely. I bought later ( 2013) and hold it still. Still making money but there is that gap.

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People using reddit are not as anonymous as they think they are. Even with a fake email and no direct contact to you, your meta data including IP and Mac addresses can be tracked and if you have the resources of the government you can found anywhere. Even using a VPN since it is very unlikely people doing these sorts of things are careful enough to avoid using anything that can't be traced back to them. Your Mac address for example would be a consistent identifier to every website you ever connected to. Probably a few of those were not through VPNs so they definitely can figure out where you are and who you are if they want to. Anonymity is only on the face people see. Not anywhere else.

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Exactly. I remember being a junior in high school, and having my nerdy senior drug friend introduce me to Silk Road and bitcoin around 2012. “How do you not get caught?” “You use Tor to mask your IP and exchange your money for bitcoin to keep the transaction private.” “What is bitcoin?” “It’s a cryptocurrency” And at that point I stopped asking questions cause I had no clue what he was talking about. I also had no clue it was an investment, I thought it was just some kind of digital currency that you exchange dollars for to do transactions. I don’t think many people knew it was an investment. The one kid I know who held on to his coins sold them once they were worth like $4500 all together a few years later. I don’t think many people knew it was an investment it never crossed my mind to look at its price on a chart I was too busy trying to get high.

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It’s really going to depend who the buyer is. It’s not just based on multiples but large profitability and detailed forecasts. EBITDA multiple are typically used more often than revenue. What kind of solar power company is it? Do you focus on installation or development of technology and IP or manufacturing of equipment? Do you have long term relationships with customers or is it a one and done deal? I’d imagine if using revenue multiples it would be somewhere between 1-4x but that’s a pretty wild guess without any information.

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It shouldn't even be legal for a company to go public with no profitability, no IP, no business plan, no revenue, no signs or signals whatsoever to indicate this company could possibly be a growing profitable business with a possibility of providing it's shareholders with some sort of gain on their investment. It's so clearly a grift, so clearly a ponzi scheme type effort just designed to get cash in Don's pockets. And very, very obviously there's going to be a large population of idiots who get left holding the bags. It doesn't end any other way. And yet there's nothing in the financial world to say pump the brakes. Not surprising in the slightest...just disappointing. SPACs shouldn't be legal...the mere definition of them seems to be a design to circumvent regulations and requirements.

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I think that Google Gemini bullshit is all smoke and mirrors to appease Google and keep DOJ away -- "look, we are collaborating with our biggest competitors, we're not a monopoly, trust us bros!" Also, you won't ever have a clue what they're putting that cash pile to work on; they're not gonna buy a big public company, not at this time. Apple's VR is where their AI is heading, watch that space and who wins the race with Meta's Quest and who acquires gaming IP first.

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[this old IP lays out the S&U + cap table pretty nicely](https://imgur.com/a/bFnv8il) DWAC shares were around $37 when this deck was posted to EDGAR. Looks like those shares were trading around ~$36 / share as of Friday's close - probably a pretty good proxy, although I'm not sure to what extent the management team + PIPE investors had diluted common since this IP was originally posted (looks like 2021.....so take it with a grain of salt regardless)

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Macrobusiness convincing me not to buy an IP ten years ago, lucky didn’t read that blog 5 years earlier when I bought my home 😂

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Exact same boat! Wish there was a way to address this. My account got accessed from a different country US (kid confessed) so they could have just checked a sudden switch in IP addresses AFTER I logged in for years from the same continent (Europe). Even offered to pay for what the kid cancelled. Unfortunately Roblox support did not reverse or help and now they refuse to pick up “an old case”

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Haven’t seen any as of yet and to me those as would be quite a ways out as standardization of OCPP is just coming around and many charging stations are not even up to the latest release. The other challenge is Tesla is the giant in the space with the most amount of chargers and super chargers although some alliances are coming around. To your point I don’t thing a form factor is at play yet so much as getting a standard for everyone to be on - if I were doing research and DD I would be looking for that player or adjacency of someone owning some IP to do it and bigger acquirer who’s stock would move with an acquisition. Would be looking for companies in the space whose headcount is rapidly moving in any of the things we exchanged about.

Mentions:#DD#IP

I think it’s already peaked and it’ll stagnate and diminish over time. Young people are fickle and move to new social platforms over time. They’re not on Facebook playing web games any more but they massively were when I was younger. In 10 years it won’t be on Roblox, and that’s just a natural reaction to another generation wanting to find its own space and companies offering new exciting platforms. While you don’t see many direct competitors now, that doesn’t mean there aren’t more in the pipeline or just other traditional and new format games that will pull people away. Revenue growth is also hard in the gaming industry, it’s a persistent problem that companies hope increased player bases will fix, but despite a covid surge the overall pie isn’t growing to the degree companies want/need. Having a poor execution strategy is also a big alarm bell, as is relying on stolen IP for content, that’s a big risk. We’re currently in a stock market boom and Roblox isn’t booming which is also of concern.

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admins will IP ban you if they suspect you of doing this, or helping. I knew a guy who caught a temp ban just for responding positively to an unsolicited offer in his DMs. That was several years ago so maybe they've changed their policies but i doubt it.

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LOL, we're helping the machines replace us, for free! We should frame arguements for UBI as royalty payments for our IP in each comment or post

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Brokerage account looking like an IP address.

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If you just don’t want to buy it, why convince me? I don’t really need or want another opinion on this. I used to work at WB so I know deeply about the company. What they have needed for so long is FCF. That’s why they were bought. Now they’re at 40 b revenue and can obviously cut many costs if necessary. They finally have what they need to make great IP into something again. That’s all that matters.

Mentions:#WB#FCF#IP

Sure, and Apple has already announced that they intend to bring RCS message integration to the stock iOS text message app in 2024. So what the fuck does the lawsuit want on that bullet point? Do they just want Apple to hand over their IP for everybody else to use? Because Apple is already in the process of integrating the industry standard for chat messaging in their platform anyways.

Mentions:#RCS#IP

"If OpenAl disappeared tomorrow, we have all the IP rights and all the capability. We have the people, we have the compute, we have the data, we have everything. We are below them, above them, around them." - Satya Nadella ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)

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I've used both (iPhone and android) platforms over the years over the years, and have a degree in software. I have no idea what they're talking about on the "super apps" thing, and I'd suspect they don't know either. I think it's possible there's some merit to the "requiring extra hardware" argument. Apple is somewhat notorious for milking their IP down to tiniest little things; removing $10 set of headphones that used to come with a new phone, removing the headphone jack entirely requiring more expensive (less secure) Bluetooth headphones to be used instead, all while using subpar internal hardware. In my opinion, it's kind of shameful that Apple doesn't have more to say for their phones than "hurrr but u can't get into them". That aside, it sorta sounds like the DoJ is accusing them of... selling products to their customers.

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We disagree. You can keep quoting how useful an army of automated bots talking to each other are forever. But I won't change my mind. This platform has no unique IP to speak of and has been losing real users for years. At least all the valued ones.

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is the point of a book now to be IP for a TV show, does anyone still read books?

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My average is also around 40 and I've held because I still contend there's at least that much value in the company and the IP as a whole. I've honestly debated doubling my cost basis and just averaging wayyy down but I haven't had the confidence to do it. The balance sheet has made me too nervous.

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WBD licenses it’s IP to universal for parks

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None of this IP talk matters when Disney has Disney parks making a crap ton of profit.

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It amazes me that you think traffic equals value. Reddit has struggled to monetize their traffic for more than a decade, an IPO won't magically change that. They have almost no IP and simple advertising has very limited upside. Good luck!

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Yes and the next wave will recalibrate value back to economic output that can’t be ai ex machina’d away like materials, supply chain logistics, rare earth, construction, agro, aerospace, utilities, IP - lots of neglected (ie reasonably priced) sectors

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What IP do they have that’s outside of the US only?

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I can tell you are US based with that comment about lack of IP. All international Disney+ subscribers love it and it’s easily comparable to Netflix. Once they untangle themselves from different licensing agreements you’ll see the potential with all the Fox properties as well.

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I can get behind DIS because of their massive IP and Bob Iger making moves to make the company less woke but man phew BA has been doing some nasty shit, not sure if my conscious can get behind a company that assassinates people however big their industry moat might be, Karma always catches up.

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NVDA/TSM or any semiconductor long term investment is pretty scary actually if Taiwan is invaded. Copies below from a YT comment Semiconductor industry is not just another industry that you can easily rebuild elsewhere in the world. 1) it relies on tens thousands of highly trained engineers and IP which are currently possessed by Taiwan especially TSMC. Taiwan has world most complete semiconductor ecosystem 2) it’s capital intensive. Each plant costs upwards of $10 billion and 2 years to build. The new TSMC Arizona plant is not going to be financially profitable due to various reasons. It is projected to have output of 20,000 chips per month whereas total TSMC output is 1,200,000 per month. It will take the world hundreds of billions dollars and a decade to replace what is lost in Taiwan"

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Lotr as well. I mean this is just the first ones that popped into my head. They have the best and most IP fs. Plus, people forget Lotr movies or sopranos will be watched for 100 more years at least. All the stanely kubrick stuff tends to be on Max. I don’t know if it is their IP (gotta check) but Christopher Nolan specifically does WB deals (mostly)

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IVDA - Any IP camera into smart AI camera - Multiple drone contracts - multiple other AI related contracts - Beginning of growth pace - Beginning of profitability - Still relatively low - Market cap 14 MILLION compared to peers of 1.5 - 3 BILLION - They have VERY RARELY diluted compared to most penny stocks, and used funds for the upper mentioned growth and contracts Giving this a long hold and upside potential of x150 in 5 years time. That would be ONLY 2 billion market cap in AI Security Drone Camera etc industry. Buy some and forget, thank me later.

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WBD is the real hidden beast. Still more revenues than Netflix. Huge cash flows. They jumped dramatically in revenues but just need to pay down the debt from merger which they’re doing well. Disney just doesn’t have enough IP to justify that size. Like you can only watch every star wars or marvel movie once. They should be buying more household names because they fell off after 2018

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Sooooo many bear just bought puts. Volumes already wild. WE GO IP MOAAAAR

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Yeah I got sucked into all of them. It was stupid. It was frenzy. People who are still around have basically drank the Kool-aid and are completely sold out to the cult. It's wild to continue to see, especially with BBBY that literally went through bankruptcy court, sold its IP, and was delisted. Like guys, it's over. It can't get any more over than it currently is.

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Yay IP is finally dying! (May be a fake out)

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Can someone please kill IP? A new CEO does not warrant 15% stock increase, it's 1 man.

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IP Puts a new CEO = 15% stock increase? I don't think so.

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IP please :)

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Puts on IP

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They fucked up their only good IP in the last twelve years by not making Titanfall available on all systems (completely ignoring the obvious gen winner) and by not making it a regular release. People like to give Activision Blizzard flak for good reason, but EA is much worse.

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IP spiked 10% today...more surprises coming?

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Pumpers stay off of this please, but anyway: IVDA - Industry first AI software to make ANY IP camera into a smart AI camera - Partnerships with drone companies - Still flying "low"

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Probably not given the shared IP between them. Maybe they could sell their commercial division to another company to manage better?

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I've always been confused by this too. Reddit is organized into topics so if you are e.g. a band and want to sell tickets or merch, advertise in the band sub. Everyone in /r/makeupaddiction is a potential make up customer. Investing subs could serve ads for investment platforms. Diet subs are perfect for meal prep. Etc. The one thing missing is demographic info as not all demos are the target, and reddit doesn't collect that info. But my limited understanding of the marketing side of web (I'm a dev) is that companies are able to match info like IP addresses to ad profiles, not to mention ad trackers. Maybe also through SSO? Again, not a marketer. Oh, and then there's the astroturfing potential. So why hasn't it been successful? I don't know. It seems like it'd be close to an advertiser's dream but evidently not.

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After being humiliated on Twitter in week, dude spent $44bil on a bulletin board system built on open frameworks, with no IP to speak of, and his strategy is to just dance around foolishly enough so that everyone doesn’t just decide to leave the platform, making his investment worthless. Yes, I’d say his drug use has become an issue and his corporate boards need to look at replacing him as CEO.

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No point in fighting the Chinese in their home territory you're just not gonna win. They got bottom dollar slave workers with no beneifts, a corrupt local govt that's willing to break the rules for their own national companies, a dictatorship that blatantly rips off your patents and IP and makes their own at fraction of cost, and dozen of other shitty things. More and more international companies is realizing that China is a raw shitty deal and have made great efforts to divest themselves into other Western friendly companies like India or Vietnam.

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It’s very high upside if Nissan comes in and injects a few hundred mil without completely taking over the accounting and IP and whatnot

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Not correct. TPU is Google's own IP and all of Google Search is already using it.

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"We encourage users to use ANONYMOUS handles!" "But you can track them and their interests, right?" "Oh, yes! We leave supercookies in their broswer and track them by IP address and by sniffing Facebook and Google trackers, we know exactly who they are and what their home address, Social Security Numbers, and income levels are!" "You do??" ... .... ..... "if that information became Public, users would start leaving in droves!" === ==== *stunned silence*

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I'm not sure what price it should be at, but selling IP is a smart way to make money. They just need to hire a bunch of nerds, no need to worry about setting up their own fabs, and they can sell the same IP many times over to different clients

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What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch? I'll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, and I've been involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Quaeda, and I have over 300 confirmed kills. I am trained in gorilla warfare and I'm the top sniper in the entire US armed forces. I will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of spies across the USA and your IP is being traced right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. Not only am I extensively trained in unarmed combat, but I have access to the entire arsenal of the United States Marine Corps and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable ass off the face of the continent, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution your little "clever" comment was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have held your fucking tongue. But you couldn't, you didn't, and now you're paying the price, you goddamn idiot. I will shit fury all over you and you will drown in it.

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every IP they have\*

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AMD purchased Xilinx for their AI IP. They are making AI-specific CPUs with embedded Xilinx tech (Intel doesn't have this), their CPUs are ahead on energy efficiency which is the major factor in DC, and their CPUs generally perform better in DC and AI overall when looking at just raw performance. Their newest MI300x is also competitive with Nvidia's H100 at a fraction of the cost ($15k vs $40k).

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TCP/IP was first used in 1983 to connect devices worldwide. Online E-commerce effectively began with Amazon selling books in 1995. In the 29 subsequent years online activity has increased by many orders of magnitude, to include activities nobody would have dreamed of in the early 80’s. The point is, technology adoption takes time to develop, and still there will be things created that we cannot even imagine today.

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Some things are more important than money. I'm not investing my hard earned money in a company hell bent on destroying every IP it owns.

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Just look at Shazam for how the popularity of IP can fade away over time. He was one of the top comic book characters in the mid-20th century (when he was called Captain Marvel). The Beatles even referenced him in songs. But he faded away into obscurity, and even WB/DC Comics hasn't been able to do much to revive his popularity after acquiring him decades ago. Then there are characters like Tarzan, Sherlock Holmes, The Shadow, Green Hornet, etc., that go out of style over time. And we've seen where one failed Superman or Batman movie can put the franchise on ice for 10-20 years. Pre-existing IP isn't necessary to create a hit movie or start a new franchise either. A lot of Marvel's movie successes were based on characters like Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Guardians of the Galaxy and Black Panther who weren't even that popular before the movies. They weren't cash cows in comic books or merchandising. And we've seen many new popular franchises created in the average current adult's lifetime: Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Ghostbusters, Harry Potter, Men in Black, Karate Kid, and a large amount of CGI animated cartoon franchises from many studios (Minions, Ice Age, Kung Fu Panda, Shrek, in addition to Pixar's work). Bottom line, creativity is more valuable than copyrights.

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Disney is the happy meal of American content. They will always choose the cheapest most plastic version with little nutritional value of any IP they own. It's never about quality with them, only about squeezing as much money out of as little quality as they can while feeding the zombie hordes of the masses who gorge themselves on empty calories.

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Common Cents Investing video, again..seriously. The guy barely did any diligence on the Company and came out with one of the weakest arguments to be seen for anyone that has done the work. **Following, I will tackle some of his misunderstandings/misconceptions:** * **Let's consider the concept of 'priced for perfection.’ In the realm of deep-dive due diligence, it becomes evident that several public companies are in the same space as Aduro. For instance, there's PureCycle, a mechanical recycling company with significant limitations and a lack of IP, yet it is valued at an impressive enterprise value of 1.4 billion USD despite being pre-revenue. Then there's Agylix, with a Pyrolysis technology, valued at 243MUSD and generating a loss-making revenue of around 15MUSD. And let's remember Mura, another iteration in this space with the latest private investment by KBR at over 1BnUSD valuation with a plan to recycle up to 1M tons of plastic waste by 2030. So, when I look at all these less effective comparables and the current valuation of Aduro, I am blown away by anyone who says Aduro is anything but undervalued, especially when we put this in the context that plastic upscaling is one of many verticals that Aduro is addressing and that they can address the 80%+ of that market that none of the other 70+ technologies in this space touch** * **Contrary to the claim that revenue growth is challenging, a deeper dive reveals that Aduro is poised for significant growth. With six companies, five of which are multi-billion dollar players, testing and potentially collaborating with Aduro, the company is set to generate substantial revenue. Aduro’s projection of two of these companies increasing their testing revenue from 100-200k/year to 500-1M dollars per year could result in 1 to 2M dollars of revenue for Aduro. This, combined with the transition from R2 plastic to R3 plastic and the potential for additional collaborations, could see Aduro generating c. 10MUSD by 2026, more than enough to sustain the company's growth or c. 13MCAD/year, which is more than enough to cover Aduro’s burn by then assuming the burn doubles from current levels (from 5 to 6M/year to 10 to 12M/year). This places no value on other potential customers wanting to test the technology through the Customer Engagement program, nor does it touch on any licensing revenue that they might have by then. It also places zero value on any of the other verticals Aduro has (heavy oil, renewables, etc.), which will most likely bring in revenues and/or grants to Aduro.** * **Addressing the Go public and giving away 55% of the Company to the RTO holders. Again a very high-level superficial claim as Aduro’s management decided to align themselves with shareholders and not get their entire Equity holding unless they hit certain milestones, so when they agreed to that initial RTO structure, they only received one-third of their share ownership, and then they received another one-third post third party validation, with one last tranche pending (although they have met one of the six criteria to be granted the rest of their shares. Additionally, Aduro would have been purchased for equity by a large US O&G in 2020, whereby Aduro would have sold for a massive premium relative to the RTO route. COVID-19 happened, and Oil went negative, and that deal fell apart. At the time, Aduro's main focus was heavy oil upgrading. Then, as they needed more capital during COVID-19, the only route they found (as non-capital market people) was going through the RTO route via Dimension Five, which was owned and maintained by Zimtu Capital for two years plus. The terms of the RTO were not ideal, but it was either that or 11 years of work down the drain..in any case, anyone who has done their diligence realizes that a significant value got unlocked since the IPO, and in reality, the main vertical today, being plastic was pursued post the IPO via the funding obtained since the IPO.** * **Addressing the Investor Relations again: as far as I know, there are the following active IR contracts: 1) OTBC - these are the same network that got Aduro in Jake Tran's YouTube channel, which I follow. Jake is very selective in the Companies he covers, and none of the companies I have seen outside of Aduro are public. I view this as the only actual IR contract right now and I think the extension is mainly to get new/signficant YouTube coverage from similar channels 2) Crystal Research: this is not an IR contract in my opinion; Jeffrey Kraws:** [**https://www.linkedin.com/in/jjkraws/**](https://www.linkedin.com/in/jjkraws/) **is a well-followed analyst (mainly covering Biotech stocks and pre-revenue disruptive Tech) and has access to a massive network of investors, which he will approach once their research report is ready. So, the 50,000 USD that Aduro has paid is for the cost of putting the research report together and distributing it. Jeff often appears on mainstream media outlets such as CNBC. It would be a fantastic exposure for him to mention Aduro on such outlets in due course  3) ArrowHeads, at this juncture, are being paid to set roadshows to meet investors in the US, which is excellent as the Company needs to expand its footprint towards family offices and institutions in the US instead of the retail crowd. Arrowhead is doing this for 50,000 USD over six months (c. 8.4k per month). I asked Mariusz, and he advised that he is not under contract (as in he is not getting paid by Aduro for his videos etc). As for Ryan from Independent Investor, the guy charged Aduro 6k to create 12 videos and owns over 50k shares he paid for. As far as the latest video they did with the View Point project, which was paid for earlier in 2023 and took two months+ in preparation, Aduro only covered the cost of production, which was c. 50kUSD and the View Point team would make their money via ads on major TV channels. In a nutshell, I think those who keep harping on the excessive IR contracts are clueless and have no idea what took place vs reality**

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I think that was true in the past, but is still true now? Last year, Wish, Indiana Jones, The Marvels, and Ant Man all bombed at the box office. Even their hits aren’t out of the park like they used to be. Little Mermaid did decent at the box office last year, but still only made a third of what the live action Lion King and Beauty and the Beast movies made a few years ago. They have great IP, but they’re kind of running into the ground unfortunately.

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A reboot? It's their own films, they haven't produced any fantastic four content since acquiring the IP. Why is this confusing?

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I think because they’ve learned the lesser known IP’s from Marvel dilute their flagship titles ability to generate income and cause super hero fatigue. The Fantastic Four are grade B cuts - they could turn grade A profits with it. The chance to do that with the grade C cuts is less promising. I think their next move will be to reboot X-Men. They’ve barely tapped that vein.

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Meh, still bearish on DIS. This article is talking about the profit from the initial buzz after acquiring, but when you still have Kathleen Kennedy on board who wants to tank the IP company who cares about these old numbers. DIS has almost no creativity anymore and slogs along with a road map of remakes of old movies that have been 'culturally enriched' for 'modern audiences'. It is all so trite. DIS only saving grace is the parks and the live interactive experience for kids.

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Power of IP is shown clearly. Even if there are franchises they completely botched (Star Wars sequels), the IP exists so they can continue to experiment til they get if right (mando and baby yoda being 1 prime example)

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IP banned for trying to circumvent bans

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But why though? LPs aren’t really involved in US cannabis, and their key advantage could be taken away if MSOs bump up to proper exchanges. Even if they did announce an aggressive plan to catch up to the billions of dollars in revenue brought in by MSOs, they would need a HUGE pile of cash to do so, and the only LP I know of poised to do so is Cronos. This points straight to share dilution. As for converting breweries to cannabis beverages, why couldn’t any of the existing giant, medium, or small breweries transition just as easily? What IP does tilray have that will help them build a moat? I really don’t see the bullish outlook of LPs, apart from Cronos, and I really do say that respectfully. Like I want everyone here to win, not just a few. But I do think the MSO upside has way more potential.

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How about you use your brain and stop using data published by Reddit selecting its most promising figures. The huge number of user bans has caused many many users to create alternative accounts for commenting while they still browse on their main accounts that can no longer comment. No only that but there are throwaways and one time uses for accounts that you see all the time. User count is shite for determining if Reddit is thriving. I want you to do a little research yourself and use this site: https://subredditstats.com/ Find any subreddit you like. Scroll down to daily comments and daily posts. You will see a massive dive in the amount of comments and posts on Reddit since 2020. Of course there is an uptick after Deepfuckingvalue blew this subreddit and Reddit in general up, but it basically nose dives after that. Users are not commenting or posting as much as they used to. How is that possible if, as your data suggests, the user count is increasing? It’s not. Even if it is, it’s a death spiral because if there are new users, they came for the content being posted. If the content is 1/8 of what it used to be when they joined, then they’ll get bored and move on. But like I said, they used count is not increasing as it seems. A better metric would be **unique user count,** meaning the count is based of IP access and how active the account is. If we had a metric like that, then I’m sure you’d see that the Reddit user base has dropped by 70-80%

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They’ve made tons of new IP, but none of them are even remotely popular. Even the once invincible Pixar has been putting out garbage. Does anyone even remember the last 4 Pixar movies? Disney is heavily relying on nostalgia for sales but the old generation is dying off and today’s kids all think marvel and Star Wars are lame boomer movies. Where are Disneys future customers going to come from? Anime has completely overtaken Disney in popularity for millennials and gen Z.

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USA putting in last minute requirement for CHIP act recipients to share IP with government. TSM right now ![img](emote|t5_2th52|31226)

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I am with you on this, but for different reasons. Tesla 2 for 2025, and 2026. It will be a Nissan Leaf killer, and make an EV for mid to mid-low class people. $20K USD for an EV? Sounds good, sign me up. It could sell a ton of cars. The Robotax is garbage, and i dont think it will take off. Also, Tesla is a tech company, not a car company. Their battery banks are taking off in countries that work with solar, and are trying to reduce carbon foot print. ​ This week market news was Tesla losing out to BYD. BYD is garbage, and their cars fall apart after two years. No quality at all. Telsa will come out on top world wide over BYD. ​ Ford will be using the telsa charge stations now, and i am hoping other companies will get on board making Tesla IP licensed to other companies. Will great another revenue stream for them. and I picked up some a few more Tesla today, for a 2-3 Yr play. ​ Wildcard is Elon. One bad tweet from him, and another crappy interview, and the stock will become another "buying opportunity".

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