AZ

Karlitos00

We have an hmart in AZ. We also have a new seafood market that just opened

CupInteresting2599

Same. The seafood here in AZ is just not worth it, it isn’t fresh enough or I can tell it’s been frozen. But it makes sense logistically. I always get my fill of seafood when I go to CA too or anywhere with a coast.

RepulsiveUse3372

i wish we had one in AZ, every time i go to cali i buy a shit load of sushi to the point i throw up

your_mom_loves_me69

Drove past the TSMC plant in AZ yesterday, definitely calls

Puzzleheaded-One-607

Interesting price action on AMKR since the announcement with TSMC at AZ fab. It’s lower than it was before the agreement. Thinking about buying calls

Direct-Spot-1693

I moved to Florida 2 years ago. From AZ even. I’m not a bright man. But I’m also a member of this forum so there wasn’t much hope for me anyway.

throwaway9gk0k4k569

They had earnings misses twice in the last year, the new AZ HQ controversy continues and won't be resolved until November and then they will continue to get griefed by the local trolls, and they have been giving out way way way too many employee stock options.

Win11141

Clarity Act update; Not passing as per this week (Thursday 23 Jul) Based on publically available Intel. Republicans: 51 yes, 2 no Democrats: 2 yes, 45 no Required : 60 Votes Republicans (Likely Yes unless noted): John Thune (R-SD) - Yes Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) - Yes Kevin Cramer (R-ND) - Yes Bernie Moreno (R-OH) - Yes Tim Scott (R-SC) - Yes All other Republicans (48 total) - Yes Republican Likely No: Josh Hawley (R-MO) - Likely No Rand Paul (R-KY) - Likely No Democrats (Public Yes - Conditional): Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) - Yes (conditional) Angela Alsobrooks (D-MD) - Yes (conditional, recent criticism) Democrats (Public No / Opposition): Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) - No Cory Booker (D-NJ) - No John Hickenlooper (D-CO) - No Mark Warner (D-VA) - No Raphael Warnock (D-GA) - No Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) - No Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) - No Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) - No Chris Murphy (D-CT) - No Jeff Merkley (D-OR) - No Jack Reed (D-RI) - No All other Democrats (\~35 total) - No / Leaning No Tally Summary: 53 Yes, 47 No (short of 60)

greenpride32

You realize TSMC already has an operational fab in AZ and 2 more will online in the next 2 years? Those started off as "announcements" and "commitments" too.

VolcanicCupid69

**TSMC is accelerating Arizona factory buildout to capitalize on AI ‘megatrend,’ CFO says** I don’t think TSMC is adding another $100B spend in AZ because things are slowing down….

_hiddenscout

I owned it in the past, like a few years ago for the same reason. Like all the semi stocks are all pretty up this year since anything in the space has been pumped, but I like the company and think they are doing a lot of great things. Really smart to partner with Apple and TSMC in AZ for packaging.

_hiddenscout

I still think AMKR is a cool story and worth looking into. They do packaging, but the big thing is they are building out more factories in AZ. Layers nicely with TSMC since they are doing some of the advanced packings for them in AZ. Same with Apple. [https://ir.amkor.com/news-releases/news-release-details/amkor-and-tsmc-expand-partnership-and-collaborate-advanced](https://ir.amkor.com/news-releases/news-release-details/amkor-and-tsmc-expand-partnership-and-collaborate-advanced) Fundamentals aren't bad by any means. Just fits nicely if you are bullish on TMSC.

_hiddenscout

Yeah sold off like a lot of the names. I used to own it a few years ago, but sold it before it took off. Really think it's awesome they are building that factory in AZ and should be handling packing for TSMC/Apple.

Stylux

There are a shit ton of leafy greens growers in CA/AZ. The lots are tracked to the bag. They will find out which one it was and what field it was grown in in relatively short order... likely close to a CAFO.

redpandaeater

Actually radiators don't have to be as large as I would have thought originally, especially if they're coated in a paint like AZ-93 that only absorbs around 15% of solar insolation while radiating over 90% of a radiator's blackbody radiation potential. The main issue will be how much more power you may need to run cooling and trying to pump some thermal energy out to the tips of your radiators. They're actually surprisingly way more doable than I would have thought even if you're looking at 100 kW. Even radiation damage I don't think would be all that troubling considering how quickly it will get a bit outdated. Overall though I think it would be substantially more expensive to deploy while being substantially slower particularly if you try to space out GPUs to make cooling more efficient or just need to have laser communication between different satellite nodes. Ultimately you'd probably want some custom chips that could handle higher temperatures and be a bit more resistant to radiation damage so they'd likely be quite a bit slower and lagging behind and therefore power requirements wouldn't even be quite so astronomical.

3klipse

Granted I don't know how big that fab is, but the tsmc builds and intel f42 back in 2014 and f52 in 2019 were insane out here in AZ. The amount of cranes, including like the countries largest, we're out here during those construction phases.

ninijacob

It's fucking hilarious how many times GCP, just entirely runs out of common sku's(non GPU) in an entire AZ, and the reps just tell you to use other AZ's. I don't understand how this is so much more of a problem for them than others during non-outage situations.

Samjabr

What if you're parents own multiple homes on golf courses in Scottsdale, AZ, and are super old. Can I just wait them out?

jmaun1

Its hard to stay in farming and make it work. Iw respect those that do. First time I ever saw cotton was eastern AZ. I thought it was white roses. Had no idea it was cotton until I walked up to it.

imunfair

They've had taps on the internet backbone for several decades at least, so they know 100% of the time. It's all aggregated in a data center in the southern US iirc - AZ or NM. When congress wanted a copy of the data for oversight the NSA told them they'd have to shut down the system to make a copy and they weren't going to do that, and congress just went "oh okay, carry on then!" All your text messages and phone calls are catalogued there too for easy searching.

Suspicious_Ad6172

Wow you just realized fake money is fake? I have oceanfront property in AZ to sell you

roll0ver

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTU0GV9C2Z0AZ\_IwZxSCcX19piRMtbey9dp6xhJtbxIVzUDYhB82BuHOtTvtcc3\_nLRFuvTaHhl0u62/pubhtml](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTU0GV9C2Z0AZ_IwZxSCcX19piRMtbey9dp6xhJtbxIVzUDYhB82BuHOtTvtcc3_nLRFuvTaHhl0u62/pubhtml)

geatone

Press AZ 5

LankyGuitar6528

There is absolutely nothing amazing about having a retirement plan with $1.6 million. I also have two paid off houses - one in AZ and one in Canada and another $2m outside my retirement plan. But you are 100% right that people on the internet lie all the time. I could post redacted screen shots of my accounts or a pic of my houses... but that's not proof of anything - all easily faked. How about something better. A pic of my new puppy. Who would lie about a puppy? https://preview.redd.it/bx7jevaj3u7h1.png?width=2484&format=png&auto=webp&s=3e309ad57add4ae3bb2a307a01cebbbfaa9adc46

BearlyBearishBear

I mean, yeah, AZ is a god forsaken hell hole. 110 is ridiculous for a place where civilized people live

Prestigious_Suit_202

"OMG NOT 110 DEGREES" - someone who has lived in AZ for 34 years

WhitePantherXP

Do the math on data center costs in space vs terrestrial (or use AI to do it) and factor in Musk's most ambitious 15+ year out projections of cargo delivery to orbit, it's still at minimum 5x cheaper to build these AI datacenters on cheap desert land in NV, TX, AZ, etc. Factor in cost per mW of solar + cost per teraflop of computing. Here is the real kicker, AI is not turning a profit and if you think 5x-ing the overhead is somehow economically feasible? Sometimes I don't know what reality we're living in and I'm very concerned where we're headed.

llasar17

makes me miss living in AZ

Odaskills

KMRK - K-Tech Solutions, Aurora AZ Energy start 5 MW Alberta computing joint venture build-out - The complete float of K-Tech Solutions Company Limited Class A KMRK (5M shares) has been traded today 🥳 The traded volume is currently at 6.3M shares! 🤔

ThePayWindow

Democrats? Re: 2020, ‘22 midterms, AZ Gov, etc

Ok_Degree4131

I’m in AZ and they have a similar sign showing like $120k per year

ElectricalDark8280

I totally understand. Live in rural AZ. Just laughing at it.

Auquaholic

This is what I've got so far; $CBDW 1606 Corp Phoenix, AZ This is the company building a 55MW and 132 acre Data Center site in Lufkin, Tx. They are a leader in AI Chatbots. In 2023, they went live with their merchandising chatbots. They started with CBD and cannabis companies, then moved into AI driven drug discovery and now they're into energy. In 2024, Austen Lambricht stepped into the role of CEO from Vice President. He has a distinguished career in public companies and AI chatbots. Since his appointment, the company's stock value and volume has increased.

Confident-Income

So like everyone else, I'm also curious about who is next to uplist. But looking at Trulieve's structure, it doesn't sound like any other major MSO would be able to cleanly follow the same path. Mainly because: 1. Trulieve's assets were heavily concentrated in FL and PA, which are both medical-only states. Roughly 70-75% of Trulieve's revenue are in medical-only states. The remaining mixed-use states (mostly AZ) is more of an afterthought as the revenue and margins are likely much lower. 2. Trulieve does not spin off the mixed-use business but rather segregating it as a subsidiary and retaining non-controlling interest. The mixed-use business will be completely run independently of Trulieve. 3. The other MSOs have the revenue mix flipped - 25% in medical-only states and 75% in mixed use states. Would the MSOs really set up a structure where they do the same de-consolidation and leave 75% of the company under the control of a separate entity/board? Unlike Trulieve, the MSO's have their prime assets in mixed-use states. Or maybe the management teams stay in the non-controlled mixed-use state subsidiary and let the parent entity be run by a separate board. Not sure if that is a feasible option. Let me know if anyone else has any thoughts.

TOJAB66

yes if it were fairly valued…but you are just letting them rail your AZ and hold their bags at those prices

SgtFury

I just threw 5 grand into it a few weeks ago. Got to see their fab in AZ and hollly shit

buyatollah_kuminamy

I live near TSMC AZ. An entire city is being built around it

Evening_Speaker_6094

Counter point I was interning there for 7 months last year and tsmc AZ is pretty much carried by Taiwanese workers, and American workers contribute much less. So I can’t say I’m 100% confident this plant can keep operating if they gradually sent back the Taiwanese over next 5 years once their temp contract ended, alternatively keep 50% Taiwan and 50% American if they want to survive

ChodaRagu

Let me tell ya…my FIL lives just down the highway from the new TSMC plant in AZ off the 303 freeway. I’ve been watching them build that thing since they first started moving dirt. That complex is huge, and only getting bigger over the next 10 years. They have plans for like 3-4 more fabs to the west of the current one, all the way to Lake Pleasant Dr! Not to mention the “city within a city” that’s going to be built around it, to support the employees. Watching all that, I finally started to put some long-term $$ into it a while back. I’m up 144.9% so far.

agpo12

You’d hope. Phoenix AZ is trying to build a pipeline thru Mexico (not that they’d get anything but ecosystem destruction and a lil $ out of it) that pipes in water from the pacific, and then build a desalination plant in Phoenix. It’s awful. So dumb

dad191

The US will never let EHang operate in the US and as far as I know they haven't submitted for any European certification, so that severely limits their market. In addition, since the FAA is still the gold standard for certification, some will question how safe EHang is. I also do not see Archer and Joby as being serious competitors at this time. While Archer does talk about running an air taxi service, they have released no information on how they will accomplish that task, while they more often talk about selling aircraft as a traditional aircraft supplier. Joby is the opposite. While they will sell aircraft for some markets, their business will mostly focus on expanding and running air taxi services in urban areas. Joby has purchased Blade and is already running air taxi service and has partnered with Uber so that Uber customers will see Uber, Uber X, Uber Black, and Air Taxi as a choice in the app customers use today. There are models out there that show Joby's TaaS model will be more profitable than the standard aircraft model. Joby also has a significant military program with actual systems flying and being tested by the military today. Joby's hybrid JAI30 persistent surveillance/comms drone is currently flying and being tested at Yuma Proving Grounds in AZ. Joby's S4-T hybrid turbo electric VTOL just flew through transition during an evaluation for the US Army, and Joby's SuperPilot autonomous systems has been undergoing tested for automated logistics flights during drills in the Pacific. I really don't see much similarity between Joby and the other companies to be honestly. Joby also is the only one that has multiple aircraft flying with a pilot through transition in Urban centers, while nobody else even has one that has done more than a simple demonstration of piloted transition capabilities; with Archer specifically never being able to demonstrate this critical capability with a pilot to date.

OptionsHuduga

AZO stock expensive AF, the workers at AZ are poors. they need to split that a million times to make it affordable for the employees.

Ok_Bad_7071

Because TSMC is spending Billions to build a facility in AZ. China can do what it wants but it won't invade AZ. Remember Don wanted more companies in the US??? https://www.tsmc.com/static/abouttsmcaz/index.htm

Global-Layer6530

Where's the energy? I am having a hard time being excited as I learn more about how far-fetched the idea is that there's enough energy to support them. Something like 8 nuclear power plants are needed, I read. That's just for the ones in TX nvm UT or AZ. Genuinely curious.. and worried.

Scottdbell

Ben Felix on YouTube is great for the diversification side — he goes deep on correlation and asset classes without trying to sell you anything. On timing, honestly: if you've already got an emergency fund and you're contributing to retirement, you're in a good spot to start thinking about it. Doesn't have to be all at once. For tax liens specifically, I'd wait until you have $3-5k you don't need touching for at least a year. Pick one small lien in an online auction state (AZ or FL works) and go through the motions once. The math you learn doing one is worth more than reading about ten.

DrummerCompetitive20

It's AZ restaurant week. Suppose to be a deal

DrummerCompetitive20

It's AZ restaurant week. It's a special deal

Still_Loaded

There is a huge shortage in AZ. The labor and insurance make sure nothing stays cheap.

ConversationUnited62

**I pulled every property Opendoor currently owns. The math doesn't work.** Grabbed their full active inventory — 2,500+ properties across 32 states. Cross referenced what they paid vs what they listed or sold for, factored in hold costs, closing costs, and very light reno estimates. Nothing crazy. Just basic deal math. Only 11% of deals are profitable. Factor in corporate overhead and that number barely moves. Now layer on top of that: softening housing market in literally every state they operate in — TX, NC, FL, AZ, SC, TN all showing rising inventory, longer days on market and price cuts simultaneously. Elevated rates aren't going anywhere this year. Their average hold is pushing 100 days and they have nearly 400 properties that have been sitting 90+ days with no offer burning carry costs daily. And the model has a fundamental problem nobody talks about — to scale you have to buy at volume. To buy at volume you can't lowball every seller. Go read the owner reviews from people who got Opendoor offers. Sellers aren't stupid. Anyone with a decent home in a decent market would rather just list it. The only way to actually acquire at scale is to buy close to market value. Which destroys the spread. Which is exactly what the data shows. So you've got: * Razor thin or negative spreads at scale * Softening markets in every core state * Elevated rates killing buyer demand * Sellers who won't take lowball offers * Corporate overhead that requires volume to absorb * A contribution margin that barely moved despite all the AI hype Q1 net loss doubled year over year to $173M. Homes sold dropped 35%. Revenue down 37% YoY. Just my 2 cents but the model doesn't work. Happy to be wrong.

zptwin3

Culvers is expanding way more than I knew. All the way out to AZ and CO

TheOriginalZywinzi

He might be in Flagstaff, AZ. I know they have a culver's, in n out, chick fil a, raising canes among plenty others. An unfair amount of options

_JW_1isMVP

You can’t look at just typical numbers with INTC right now. You need to understand the following: 1. How the semiconductor market has fundamentally changed from the last 26 years of 1/2 year to 1 year product cycles to 4+ years backlogged on CPUs NAND and Memory in general. 2. AI is a part of this but not primary driver. Yes it’s needed for all AI applications and the build out but Intel Inside is their slogan for a reason. 3. Intel today is a vastly different company than Intel 2-3 years ago. It’s essentially two companies in one and I would not be surprised to see them fully split down the road. 4. Legacy Intel products are in extreme high demand on top of cutting edge, their old written off inventory is making tons of revenue now. They are spinning up fabs/OSAT partners to keep up with legacy production. 5. Foundry is 100% critical to the success of the US dominance in tech for the foreseeable future. We offshored production in the 80s of chips to save money, it’s a huge supply and security risk to have it all overseas. It’s coming back here and INTC has the monopoly. TSMC does exist in AZ, but INTC packaging tech is out of this world and can’t be competed with. I didn’t all in because as I mentioned I’m recovering from a divorce, make good money anyways, and didn’t want to lose my shit just in case my actual research and DD were off a bit. I averaged up in shares with profits off options. I know the semiconductor market well, my original AMD 100 share buy was at 9.99 I still hold 20 of those for 4500% gains from 2016.

derprondo

I did about three weeks worth of work on a large codebase today. Spent about an hour writing a requirements list, let Claude churn away on it for 45 minutes, done. I hope you guys are prepared for the coming future, I'm not. Relevant AI blues: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_t3h2AZ0KY

GraniteMan69

VMHG Dunn & Groux Reverse merged into this shell .Robert Groux is the man who in large part made Snapple a hit .Just launched his own line of prebiotic and Humic and Fulvic Mineral enhanced soda , still water and drops In AZ & CA nationwide soon Also the sisters who made Blk water are also involved and I assume Blk Water is coming back as the original still water variety To me this is a huge opportunity to get in early on the next big beverage trend and company Bob Groux has his own distribution network as well Great DD on IHUB and ST

GeoLogic23

I pulled the cannabis investments from Chicago Atlantic SEC filings to see what companies may be next on Vireo Growth's radar. These are investments classified as "cannabis" as of late 2025 and whatever notes I have on them. Cresco, Verano, Archos Capital (Verano), Terrascend, and Fluent (now Vireo) are the MSOs. * **TheraTrue** \- Georgia medical. New CEO as of June 2025 came from Deep Roots Harvest right after Vireo acquired them. The CEO he replaced was Victor Mancebo, who is a board member of Vireo Growth. * **Kaleafa** \- Oregon. Was the partner for Eaze to enter Oregon years ago. Vireo recently bought Eaze assets. * **BeLeaf Medical** \- Missouri. Their co-founder was part of the three person team that launched Bud Light for AB InBev in the 80's. Also associated with Nature's Care dispensary in Illinois, which is/was with Acreage. * **Oasis (AZ GOAT AZ)** \- AYR assets that were first bought by AYR then sold back to the original owners. * **HA-MD LLC** \- Maryland. Ethos brand. Vireo partnered with them in 2023. * **Dreamfields Brands** \- This is the Jeeter cannabis brand. Big pre-roll brand. Just moved into New York in late 2025. * **Aeriz Holdings** \- Chicago based. Has ops in AZ and CA too I think. They do aeroponic growing. * **Kapple Holdings (Cannabis & Glass)** \- Washington. Owner is also co-founder of Iowa Cannabis Company. * **Shangri-La** \- Missouri based. Operations in Illinois, Ohio, and Connecticut. * **Silver Therapeutics** \- Massachusetts. Operations in Maine, Vermont, and New York. * **Subsero Holdings** \- Illinois. * **Elevation Cannabis** \- Oregon, California, New Mexico. * **Wellgreens 2.0** \- California. Chicago Atlantic's cannabis investments are a partnership with Silver Spike Capital. The executive chairman of this partnership was the founder of Silver Spike and was a **board member of WeedMaps until he stepped down when they announced delisting**. Silver Spike is the company that took WeedMaps public, with WeedMaps now actively looking to move into cannabis. I have been thinking WeedMaps was making a move into Florida because of their lobbying, but Fluent/Vireo might have already been part of the Florida move? Chicago Atlantic also added **Robert Beasley** as a partner after they acquired Fluent, where Beasley was CEO. He was a OG executive at Liberty Health, where Vireo board member Victor Mancebo (see above) was CEO. Robert Beasley recently took over as CEO of a **Michigan cannabis company Common Citizen**. He only operated in Florida cannabis in the past. If you look at his LinkedIn it goes: * Fluent (Jan '20 - Aug '25) * Chicago Atlantic (Aug '25 - Dec '25) - head of restructuring * Common Citizen (Dec '25 - Jan '26) - joins as CEO amid their restructuring * Chicago Atlantic (Feb '26 - present) - partner Common Citizen was also an investment by the Aphria insiders (SOL Global) in 2021. These guys were investors or strongly connected to other Vireo connected companies such as Fluent, Liberty Health, Verano, Cresco, and The Flowery. The SOL guys go way back to Liberty Health in 2017 with Robert Beasley.

mostreliablesource

*stares in AZ*

DoktorMerlin

my company is trying hard to self-host, with the result that everything is more expensive than the cloud with less reliability. Things like Block Storage or multi-AZ computing isn't feasible to self-host scales too good to be self-hosted

baronnest

Everyone dogged me for pumping Intel at 19. “Poor nana” I believe was the saying. My rationale was that a) chips act and govt backing meant they weren’t going anywhere b) Taiwan is one fart away from China taking it. Thus we need onshore fabs for national security C) a fab in AZ and Ohio (right down the road from Anduril’s arsenal 1) meant they were integral again for our national security and future And then of course when Lip Bu Tan was placed at the helm it was a no brainer. I’ll take trash talking any day to just sit and wait to prove everyone wrong ALMU is bout to do the same. See yall at the top

AllGarbage

> Any business will always be able to do random drug testing because it's the right of a business to control their workers performance. Not currently true in AZ. If the job isn’t advertised as “safety sensitive” and they piss test you, you can show the lab tech your medical card and they’ll report you as passing to the employer. And it needs to be a credible reason (job involves driving, piloting aircraft, use of heavy machinery, federal government contract prohibits it, etc), they can’t just designate every job safety sensitive. However, they’re also free to discriminate against recreational users that have no card.

Competitive-Ant2876

No no narrative, if they are 80 percent in two states and only 20 in the others than they aren’t in any position to ramp up production, besides FL and AZ. FL won’t be rec for another year or two and its medical market is already declining. AZ is already declining. So they would have to expand grows, acquire more licenses in states they aren’t in, etc. Then it’s another 6 months for buildouts and another 4-6 months for grows to even come online. The only thing I truly see Trulieve doing is acquiring a smaller operator like ascend cause the footprint layover would actually benefit trulieve a ton. My tin foil hat would like Kim to and Charlie from Cresco to go into business together or even become one. They are very close, they sit on the same boards and they are always seen together. I think with 280e going away the over hang would be substantially smaller. Cresco has started international branding, trulieve has started hemp and Cresco has the missing markets for trulieve but that’s just a pie in the sky thought. Divesting assets is probably pretty complicated in limited licsened states but then again my tin foil hat says it becomes easier as more competitors enter markets due to the removal of 280e due to more players needing assets.

Competitive-Ant2876

I’m sorry but why does everyone like trulieve? Their financials are almost as bad as curaleaf. Their cash and cash equivalents are from a refund and their utp is second highest in the industry. All while burning 250mill for a rec campaign that didn’t happen. Any other sector that CEO is gone. All while only really being in FL and AZ, both shrinking medical markets which is why unit sales are up but volume is down and new medical car applicants are down.

meifx

12:30 PM. Senator Gallego (D, AZ) asks: "Is it your sworn testimony that the President has never asked you to cut interest rates?

AphexPin

Sedona, AZ

OJThimpson

Superstition in AZ! 9/10 recommend but very much scrambling to get up to the flat iron

HolierMonkey586

Your 1st point is completely wrong for 2 reasons. One, a lot of states didn't slow down or stop. If anything work increased because of stimulus checks and low interest rates. And two, the states that did grind to a halt were still paying people and they were buying buying buying. I live in AZ and we didn't shut down any jobs that were "outside" so everyone took our home equity loans and spent thousands on renovations. Businesses did the same thing with PPP loans. I have and probably never will be busier than I was during Covid. It started the K economy that is still very prevelant today. The economy is booming for anyone that owned a home before the huge increases. Inflation technically helped a lot of people. Their wages increased and their loan payments stayed the same. The people that make good money but have given up on trying to buy a home until prices come down aren't saving. They are also spending... A lot. Drive through a city in a wealthier neighborhood and pay attention to how many cars have new tags from just being bought and how many workers are at those homes doing renovation projects. When that stops it's time to sell.

awana4

I took profits back around $540 back at the start of March. I don't see the AZ HQ litigation as a serious issue. AZ has historically sided with employers over local advocacy groups to a somewhat extreme degree, so I expect things to move forward in some form. A lot of the 12-month price targets all look a bit detached (sorry to say), anything $600+ seems somewhat hard to justify. That being said, I was looking for a $380-$450 band, so this drop is further than I expected. I do plan to re-enter, likely soon.

AgitatedStranger9698

If you live in easy states for taxes like AZ and do really standard ar basic deductions. You're already an idiot for using anything. But if you move into itemized and trade stocks etc. You will have the wrong form. It will mis fill it out. It will get you audit as it WILL force eyes on it. At this point I would say a better gamble would be stop paying taxes than FORCE an audit upon yourself.

WBL-X23

AZ

Dear-Original-1024

Video of tanker explosion under bridge in Panama Canal. [https://x.com/AZ\_Intel\_/status/2041296142948848083?s=20](https://x.com/AZ_Intel_/status/2041296142948848083?s=20)

Every_Recover_1766

I don’t know man. The US is a net exporter, but we import our refined products still and export mainly the exact WTI which you’re pointing to. The demand for it is growing fast. I’ll say anecdotally, areas of the USA which typically are serviced *exclusively* by the west Texas area (El Paso, NM, AZ) has seen an outlandish increase in gas prices relative to the rest of the country. From below average $2.50 to above average $5.05. I’m in on $USO generally as a diversifier since January (😎) so I have no skin in the Brent-WTI game I’m just counting up the gains TLDR; WTI is still in demand internationally - any oil you can get, even from the USA, is being got

otter_juggler

Oh yes, but is your AZ shop online in case some of us vintage lovers may include you in our discretionary purchases … :)

GABIPHX

I also live in AZ and anecdotally notice less spending on clothing, accessories, mostly discretionary categories.

Loan-Pickle

There was 1 AZ left running and AWS told everyone to evacuate it ASAP. Iran hit it on Thursday and now the region is hard down. There have been a ton of posts in the various tech subs about people’s app’s being down and they don’t have a back up in another region. Anyone with any kind of governance and control is fine as they have a DR playbook they can run. It is all the small players that don’t know what they are doing that are screwed. I have had so many people tell me that I am crazy for saying you still need a DR plan when you are in the cloud.

_hiddenscout

Totally agree. The energy thing is a legit issue, but the water thing is not. Especially if water usage is a concern, then you should be more interested in the agricultural practices. Plus, there is a ton of toxic shit in the fertilizers and pesticides that end up in the water/ground water. Also when people worry about running out of water, it's like guys, come on. I get that AZ used to the 4Cs, with copper, cattle, cotton and citrus, but it might be a good idea to start talking about should this still be the case.

sailortyx56

Nevada Air National Guard announced it has deployed a group of airmen in support of Operation Epic Fury [https://x.com/AZ\_Intel\_/status/2039172715462938753](https://x.com/AZ_Intel_/status/2039172715462938753)

asphaltaddict33

Way to cherry pick evidence that kinda supports your argument, but doesn’t show the whole picture. They have pipelines that [exit the state.](https://www.researchgate.net/figure/California-existing-natural-gas-pipelines-and-natural-gas-centers-hubs-in-relation-to_fig2_46444864). Geography isn’t keeping them from connecting to other places, that is fucking nonsense. Their choice to not connect for gasoline transport is a political constraint, not a fucking geographical one. Also, it doesn’t take being connected to the other major pipelines to have affordable fuel. Neighboring states like, NV, AZ and OR are proof of that.

AllCapNoBrake

Or just put all of the MKultra kids recruited out of UT and AZ into the same school.

cryptohomunculus

Australian bookies paying 2 to 1 for AZ against Michigan, is this good value?

Revolver_Lanky_Kong

Who you mfers got winning March Madness though? AZ taking this shit home.

apurimac777

So Elmo wants to build his own chip fab and launch 200 billion AI chips a year into space 🤣🤣🤣 Even TSMC is having a bitch of a time getting the AZ fab to run smooth and they are the fucking experts on this shit

Spicyboi981

Even if actual ceasefire/peace happened overnight the supply chain is already disrupted & doesn’t immediately recover. $5.60-5.99 in AZ for premium. $100/week if I only go to/from my office

Commercial-District1

AZ

TheHyperboley

Is that slander against my home state? AZ is the 27th largest economy in the world, larger than the UAE, thank you very much.

Commercial-District1

Who do y’all think will win March Madness tourney? I took AZ

Longtimereader69

try living in AZ where you don't do daylight savings. A week ago they closed at 2, now they close at 1. More time to go hang out with the cacti and rattlesnakes

Cream314Fan

Gas is up $1.30 to $4.59 where I’m at in AZ in 1 week, will probably hit $5.00+ by end of next week. How do I buy calls on cashiers getting yelled at about gas prices being their fault?

Late-Lie7856

$6 a gallon coming in! (AZ)

prestodigitarium

A lot of people don't run multi-AZ.

klowny

If they enabled cross-region replication anyway (not common because it's rather expensive). Almost everyone enables multi-AZ, but AZs are usually located in the same city. So one site being hit is fine and no one would even notice, but everything in the country being shut off typically is not.

vasion123

Move to AZ, it's not a thing here

wa_ga_du_gu

They do have a lot of data centers in AZ and TX

Aluna2287

Could you provide link, trying to read up more on it. Insane man!AZ here and its like 4.15 fir regular

G0RD0N_CLARK

... of the Rancho Mesa Verde HOA in Yuma, AZ

LarryStink

Do you see how steps are being taken to ensure the American economy is on the right footing if China attempts to go kinetic?  Accelerate AI spend and you incentivize a faster TSMC buildout in AZ Provide a war and you build enough support to accelerate munitions production  Start a tariff kerfufle and you get China to set off a race to reshore REE supply chains Maybe they are retarded… but have you considered what it means if they’re not?

willthiswork_89

So based on on basic math if they sell cologuard which is a commercial product for around 10m dollars the stock should in theory double in price from the injection of cash alone purely from a valuation standpoint. The sale has not happened yet but is in the works. They are confirmed at the convention You can see here [pancreatic cancer conference](https://imgur.com/a/59MA9AZ)

Axe_Raider

Otisburg, AZ

Sensitive_Algae5723

Here you go. This is a list of congressional reps who don’t take the money out of 435! Greg Casar (D-TX)  • Pramila Jayapal (D-WA)  • Summer Lee (D-PA)  • Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY)  • Ilhan Omar (D-MN)  • Mark Pocan (D-WI)  • Ayanna Pressley (D-MA)  • Delia Ramirez (D-IL)  • Rashida Tlaib (D-MI)  • Nydia Velázquez (D-NY)  • Seth Moulton (D-MA)  • Morgan McGarvey (D-KY)  • Deborah Ross (D-NC)  • Valerie Foushee (D-NC)  • Thomas Massie (R-KY)  • Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA)  • Eli Crane (R-AZ) That’s it!

Syruii

My source was internal, but you can also see on the public health dashboard: [https://health.aws.amazon.com/health/status](https://health.aws.amazon.com/health/status) Specifically two of our three Availability Zones (mec1-az2 and mec1-az3) remain significantly impaired So there was only one remaining AZ that was healthy at that time, if all 3 AZs go down at once (coupled with external spans being affected) then it could have been data loss for the region if the entire region couldn't be back-uped in a different region.

Fresh_Internal_6085

Dessert in AZ wouldn’t last long..too hot..

m4verick03

I’m in NV in the dumbest county possible. Some real smart people got a .60 tax added on top of everything else, I’m not even talking about the Lake Tahoe area’s environmental tax. 3.93 at Reno Costco, 3.53 at the Carson City Costco, 3.25 at one the Vegas Costcos. Some places closer to Utah are under $3 but not Vegas despite AZ being under $3.