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Atlas-Scrubbed

Just so you understand, I am a retired EE professor (working on rocket science related research). To tell me there is zero overlap is hilarious.

Im_Still_Here12

There is zero overlap in an EE and actual home construction. He might as well be a rocket scientist or nuclear engineer too because that would also be equally as useless.

ChiefBaggins

Wait so you're over a 51% Shareholder? Lol that's hilarious I live near Mountain View and work as an EE in a startup currently, lmk if you need anyone in the area 🤣

Purple-Inspector875

Masterplan part 2 was written a decade ago and not completed. It is also the last masterplan that looks remotely like a car company wrote it, except for the stupid part about your car driving around making you money. That part reads like it was written by a dumb twelve-year-old. Masterplan Part 3 is really fucking dumb and reads like a sophomore EE student stumbled into the public infrastructure section of their college library, snorted too much Adderall, and wrote a bunch of Sybil Derrible fan fiction on AO3. Masterplan part 4 is literally science fiction. Isaac Asimov has a more realistic take on robotics and automated manufacturing i n the 1940s.

_JohnGalt_

37M EE, I trade from my bed before I get up for the day. I made 40k last month selling options. There's your thesis, friend.

Short-Dependent7676

EE-RON that’s how you pronounce Iran you morons. It’s not Eye-Ran

ChiefBaggins

Oh sick I did EE and Physics, neuro sounds Hella dope butbwhy the puts on EE

1098duc_w_the_termi

A coworker of mine thinks this recent volatility is manufactured post the removal of PDT rules because he thinks “dumb broke kids can now burn their money” much faster. Meaning as soon as the dumb money is out we go back up. I’m not sure if he’s a genius or dumb af. He has a PhD in EE and like two masters from Columbia so it’s a coin flip really.

somewhataccurate

electrician or EE? Been thinking about training out of programming

buzzysmoke

🗣Reverse monday! I CAN ALREADY $EE IT HAPPENING! ULTRA PUMP! 🙏🌹🍆

DiversificationNoob

It took SpaceX around $390 million to develop Falcon 1 and Falcon 9 according to NASA.\* NASA has a budget of >$20 billion per year. So NASA easily had a proper budget to develop the SpaceX workhorse Falcon9. They would have had to reallocate less than 5% of ONE yearly budget \*"NASA independently verified SpaceX’s total development costs of both the Falcon 1 and Falcon 9 at approximately $390 million in the aggregate ($300 million for Falcon 9; $90 million for Falcon 1). NASA, *Falcon 9 Launch Vehicle NAFCOM Cost Estimates*, August 2011." [https://science.house.gov/\_cache/files/2/6/26810a9d-c6d7-4a7f-8be8-d0355d6c3903/E4FDDF4C21E1C120F8997C76D5EE89CCDFDB3EC7F5F2CE86E6A36C810A9615DA.102611-musk.pdf?utm\_source=chatgpt.com](https://science.house.gov/_cache/files/2/6/26810a9d-c6d7-4a7f-8be8-d0355d6c3903/E4FDDF4C21E1C120F8997C76D5EE89CCDFDB3EC7F5F2CE86E6A36C810A9615DA.102611-musk.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

CoffeeandJags

(Here)[https://www.chosun.com/english/national-en/2026/05/13/SRRLPLYSRVF3LB5EE6QYOAK3Y4/]  Or (Here)[https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-12/samsung-fails-to-reach-labor-deal-yonhap-says-as-strike-looms?embedded-checkout=true]

mneymaker

# Samsung Electronics Union Talks Collapse, Strike Looms [https://www.chosun.com/english/national-en/2026/05/13/SRRLPLYSRVF3LB5EE6QYOAK3Y4/](https://www.chosun.com/english/national-en/2026/05/13/SRRLPLYSRVF3LB5EE6QYOAK3Y4/)

betarhoalphadelta

Oh, they most DEFINITELY showed up to buy the picks and shovels in the dotcom bubble. Just look at Cisco (CSCO). Networking equipment was the pick and shovel trade of dotcom. CSCO rocketed \~3800% between 1995 and 2000. Then crashed \~88% over two years and didn't hit their peak price again until early this year. Believe me... I know. I graduated as a EE and started with a company in Silicon Valley in January 2001 that had just the previous year hit the $1B in sales mark. Cisco was our largest customer. To use the analogy, we were providing the lumber and steel that Cisco was using to build the picks and shovels. Everything crashed... All of Cisco's networking equipment sold in the previous 2-3 years started showing up on the secondary market for pennies, so nobody was buying new Cisco equipment. Since Cisco wasn't selling squat, they weren't buying anything from us. I managed 14 months before I got hit in a layoff, by which point my department in the company had been slashed pretty much in half. In the dotcom crash, the picks and shovels trade got hammered along with everyone else.

No-Adeptness8801


WayInevitable2491

Mate I have worked for this place 12yrs trust me when I say this, BT share price will peak at 250 - 300p The shares have been so poor this past decade because the executives had the wrong strategy and failed to invest in the right places. Eventually they have invested in the Fibre network and that has cost billions in a short time frame With that build completed this year investors anticipate BT group to announce a forecast of a large free cashflow increase for 2027 which means higher dividends which will trigger a shareprice increase towards 250p You’re correct that BT plans to remove a lot of exchanges from their portfolio savings millions in energy costs and asset cost. This will be positive for the business but realistically it’s proving extremely difficult to get out of an exchange so the targets they have ambition for by 2030 is highly unlikely The news being announced next week appears to be a relaunch of the BT mobile brand and BT Brand in general to try and stem the losses of broadband customers So instead of saving a lot of money by slimming the company down to a single brand (EE) they’re going to bring back the 3 brands… well two of them as Plusnet will continue to be a dead end brand with only a cheap broadband offering BT CEO hasn’t a clue what she is doing, it will cause ridiculous confusion with their customers and shareholders if it stems the losses then that is positive for now but likely it will not stem the losses enough and therefore likely trigger share price to fall again as it will be seen as a waste of millions of another brand launch by the group and a lack of faith in any long term strategy by the group If I were you, I would be watching shares like a hawk this year and be prepared to withdraw from it in September after dividends are paid. I have 25k of shares in BT I thought until recently I’d be staying until 300p but looking the losses and market trends and now this fiasco with the brand, I’m out as I don’t trust this CEOs plan and I don’t want to lose money. For clarity I can guarantee BT will never return to the share price it once had, not in 1 year, not in 5 and not even in 10 years. The competition in this market would have to collapse significantly for BT to ever return to that level.

Morton_1874

Satellite internet is going to eventually wipe out BT & EE I have shares in BT but will be out if them this year after a great gain

Aethion

BT owns EE is a parent company.

Phimb

I'm still confused because I thought BT went out of the ISP trade. I was with BT and they personally called me and switched over my phone and fibre to EE because they'd merged with them. So now both of them were cheaper and neither were with BT.

Etherius

Intel didn’t just get in first on the latest ASML Tech… they bought ALL THEIR CAPACITY FOR TWO YEARS . TSMC is just gonna be getting started by the time intel’s 14A is to market I don’t work as an EE but I do work supplying ASML. Business is booming

VirtualPercentage737

EE here. You are a moron. Intel is a fab and a chip maker. They blew their latest process but every Fab has done that at some point. I think TSMC screwed up 10nm. Intel got the first in the latest ASML machine for the next process so have a jump start on the others. They will be the only ones taking sand from the ground and making cash without any middle men.

bullmarket2023

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bevy-of-bledlows

Maturity as a dev is realizing EE is actually really nice to work with. Quarkus is probably the best developer experience I've ever had.

PlayoffsSWIFTIES

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ResponsibleWafer4270

Lamentandolo mucho, por un lado me dolería mucho que empezara a lanzar bombas nucleares contra Irán, pero por otro mostraría su verdadera cara, la muerte de un pueblo. Por otro lado, los americanos le han votado. Por tanto, los americanos desean destruir la civilización persa entera. Quizás el problema no es Persia, sino EE.UU.

Not_Campo2

I have a cyclical value strat for oil and gas that involves buying up the most beaten down when oil is around $65 a barrel. Was buying up APA, SM, EE, and COP, 3 of those 4 did very well. Dm me and I’ll send you screenshots, it wasn’t a wild call lmao

mightylordredbeard

Vanguard. I listed the exact ones a couple of times in the comments but I think the sub may be hiding them for some reason. It’s VTI, VXUS, VTO all have done me well. I have a single account with only those 3 on it and I dived the majority of my savings up between them. The rest of my savings I dump into series I and series EE bonds and also 2 separate robo investor accounts. One with my bank Navy Federal and the other with E*trade. Multiple accounts at multiple places that way all my eggs aren’t in one basket and if one were to fail, then I wouldn’t lose everything all at once.

DFiverr

After 47 years being in the news, these people can't pronounce the name of the country correctly. It's noT eye-ran, or e-ran, it is, once and for all, ee-run. EE. RUN. FOR GAWDSAYKES. If one can not pronounce the name right, they have no right to talk about political matters whatsoever.

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

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_PROBABLY_CORRECT

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Fomo4life69

Cooked. EE degree. Some all my stock and bought QQQ puts a week ago. They go brrrrr

Avocadonot

Imagine spending 40+ years in a single career to begin with. I get bored every few years. Software eng right now, maybe EE next

Street_Medicine3694

What is just as fascinating is the profit per EE as well, which I prefer over rev/EE. This shows rev, operating & overhead cost efficiencies. I reread script yesterday and we have a couple PRs coming - methadone and ropinirole launches. Methadone should be over next few weeks. Neither are huge, but keep adding to the growth. I will say that unless we see some growth with Lisdex and Naltrexone very soon, Nasrat is soon going to be looking at reporting figures unfavorable to prior year quarter. Eliquis won’t be launched for a couple years even if it is filed soon, which could be the next large revenue opportunity. Oxy is stalled still playing out in the courts. We did just recently see Walgreen’s penetration. Let’s see what they can deliver on with their indirect strategy. Mgmt advertised this as multi-factor of revenues opportunity - let’s see that even partly come to fruition.

Moleskin21

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Fmarulezkd

Asides from a poor, stupid fuck, I'm actually doing a phd in cancer immunotherapy. My opinion is Amtagvi is not a amazingly good product/approach, but on the other hand there aren't any better alternatives at the moment. If Amtagvi works as of now (after checkpoint inhibitors), I'm guessing it will work even better when given earlier and alongside checkpoint inhibitors. This would expand the target group by a good amount, but we won't get the data from the trial (tilvance 301) anytime soon, even more so the approval for it. Then of course you have the applications of it in other types of cancer, which again will take a long time translate into revenue. In parallel, I'm sure they'll be able to optimise the production and reduce costs in due time. So overall, solid product already, should get approved in EE eventually and is most likely gonna find expanded applications. Company makes at least some money to cover the costs for the trials, which is nice,although not nearly enough. As for the price target i don't have one (remember being stupid). I'm gonna keep holding until relevant data are published but won't be increasing my shrimp position, as I'm not sure this high increase of the past couple of weeks was justified.

creeperstew


yapofire

In the UK, two out of the 3 mobile networks have partnered with Starlink for mobile signal in rural areas (O2/Virgin and EE/BT) So Starlink seem to be doing pretty well over this side of the world already Is the way ASTS works any better than Starlink? If it is then why they they only signed up with one mobile provider (Vodafone) I am not anti ASTS at all just not sure what the merits are over starlink (which is a brand name known by many more consumers)

SeaofSounds

The media has pronounced it KO-MAIN-EE for 60 years, why the fuck now is it now HA-MEN-NAY.....go fuck your pronunciation.......calls........

JackfruitCrazy51

90% of this is about the hate for Elon. These people can't admit that he's done anything good. According to them, every success was in spite of him, and every failure is because of him. Remember when reddit said that Tesla would never become profitable? They went from one little roadster to the biggest BEV producer in the world. Remember that in a period of like 6 months every single U.S. manufacturer converted over to NACS? Remember how it was going to be the end of the world when X got rid of 50% of their employees? When he bought Twitter, 7500 EE's, and now there are less than 3,000. Twitter has 450 million monthly users when he bought it, now 600 million. Rocket Reusability—What else is there to say? Early funding of Chat GPT Grok—Currently not the leader, but still in the fight. Robotics, Neurolink, PayPal, Boring company, Solar. No, not all of them were a huge success yet, and may never be. Who else in this world has so many companies that are changing the world for the better?

KweenieQ

I didn't start investing until I was 25, into an account first called the Tax Deferred Savings Program, what eventually became known as a 401(k). At first, it had a money market fund and several blended funds based on risk tolerance. That's it. I picked Moderate (roughly 65/35), and it turns out that allocation has done fine for me over 40 years. (Now I'm around 60/40.) The first stock I bought was through an employee stock purchase plan. I liquidated it at a high point in the late 80s to buy a car. After that, no more loans to buy depreciating assets. Other than that, I didn't get into non-retirement investment until after age 40. In our 20s and 30s, we bought our first starter house and had kids. The mortgage, retirement investment, and college savings had been it until then, right around the dot-com burst. Of course I freaked out about my 401(k) loss! Recovery took a few years. I made my first (cheap!) trip to Europe the year I turned 40. We traveled several times that decade. I mention it only because life is not just about maximizing yield through index funds. Also sometime that decade, the joint savings account became a Schwab brokerage account. We bought CDs, common stocks, commercial bonds, preferred stocks, commercial paper, zero-coupon bonds, US Series EE, eventually US Series I. A few investments went belly up, but no one ate dogfood. By age 50, the mortgage was paid off. Still maxing out my 401(k). The sub-prime meltdown arrived with the Great Recession. With kids done with college, we also maxed out non-retirement investments. I would say that that decade was the riskiest all the way around, given that our investment horizon (a new term for me then) was noticably shrinking. Economic recovery took several years, but it didn't stop me from investing. Buy low, sell high. At age 55, I assessed my readiness for retirement. Then again at 60. I retired 2 years ago, at 64. I'll apply for SS later this year. But I haven't stopped learning as an investor. I inherited my parents' estate early last year. My dad had been a Wall Street banker, and understanding some of his positions was an education in itself. (Monthly principal payments on 30-year government-agency bonds? What the heck is that?) Frankly, it was overwhelming. Then I started reading about strategic asset location, checked with a CPA about tax planning, and started reallocating. I'm curious to see Year 1's results. So to answer your questions, I actually haven't gotten that much more conservative with age. I'm a bit more sophisticated in my understanding, but I still make a bad decision now and then. (bad decision=one not backed up by facts and sound analysis) Though I started with one investment, I have many more now.

movdqa

I thought Macro Tension was an EE term and then remembered that Macro often refers to financials. Semis can move really fast.

AngryDiggerman

Why specifically USEG? they aren't producing and haven't announced a final investment, so wouldn't start until 2027(?) I understand being in it for the long haul but while this conflict is ongoing Wouldn't a company like GLNG or EE be the play here?

iReallyDontLikeSpez

Unless I missed something TI makes chips for everything at least when I was an EE. Had a part you needed? Some random TI engineer cooked one up. Did it work? Debatable. But it was an option

Right-Mousse-7781

[If you want to have best intel news on war situations, check out this German guy. He is delivering super detailed analysis of any war around the globe. ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVULVhua2EE) Just auto dub it to English.

AusChicago

I jumped back into EE - it's a godo stock and shows a solid uptrend. Also it looks like my Tenet Healthcare (THC) might pay off. It's recovering and I think I will close with a profit here in the next week or two. Lastly, today I jumped into Akamai (AKAM). Looks promising for the next few days.

i-love-freesias

FYI, for Americans, you can have a debit card account with Wise that pays interest. It’s a little over 3% right now. I also have basically laddered savings bonds, I and EE that I can get money out of in just a day or two.   The EE just pays 2.7% but will double if left alone for 20 years, and I can foresee 2.7% looking decent again the way things are going. I bonds are over 4% right now.

Express-Mongoose-738

Retatrutide does not destroy anything. It has 18% DC rate due to side effects and likely > 25% Total DC rate. Tough at higher doses with 20% dysesthasia and I know risk is tachyarrythmia ( Lilly didn’t disclose at triumph 4 top line ) When comparing $LLY Triumph 4 retatrutide wt loss and the difference from efficacy estimate (EE) to treatment estimand (TE) vs phase 2 that was published in NEJM 2023 ( 24% EE and 20% TE at 48 Wks , below ) you see exactly same trend of wt loss drop when looking at ITT roughly same wt loss of 20% at 48 wks that likely seen in Triumph 4 ( we don’t have curves yet, just my guess ). Just clear reproducibility of all data from phase 2 to 3 and will see same outcome in all retatrutide phase 3 trials that will be reported in 2026 ( don’t let Lilly fool u with statements and wait for more trials ) Same thing was seen when I compared $LLy orforglipron phase 2 to phase 3 and adjusted for escalation.

NotFallacyBuffet

*Software* engineers? Because I keep hearing that power EE is gang.

WorkSucks135

The 70's https://testfol.io/?s=jjDpsj6f4EE

SomewhereNormal9157

Great. I have a PhD in EE from a top 5 university. I also have an ultra high networth and I am not autistic. Many engineers who are autistic love him because Elon is a weird ass fucking peodphile so these autistic look up to him because he is rich so some people overlook his creepiness and lack of social awareness.

NochillWill123

I had a gut feeling PLTR might screw both sides . I feel like a genius not play their EE

Slow_Refrigerator967

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Slow_Refrigerator967

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Horstov

Is this a math field or CS field or EE field?

Not_FinancialAdvice

It's worthy to note that TSMC was getting 55% yields in 2023 on 3nm. They cut Apple a deal probably because Apple is a known good customer. https://wccftech.com/apple-pay-tsmc-3nm-good-dies-a17-bionic-and-m3-yields-at-55-percent/ >At a yield rate of 55 percent, nearly half of the wafers produced by TSMC on its 3nm process will be categorized as a bad batch, so it will have little use for Apple and its products. According to EE Times, Brett Simpson, senior analyst at Arete Research, believes that both parties were able to circumvent around this pricing obstacle, with Apple only paying for the good wafer batches instead of paying standard pricing.

______deleted__

If this sub is gonna have a “top 1% commenter” flair, it may as well have a “shoe shiner” flair as well. Not everyone in reddit studied EE, business, and psychology, so I completely understand why this happens.

trumpdiego

EE"Everyone Is Now Dumber" - Billy Madison

Blitzdog416

they'll get mungo a couple of EE hookers to praise is mushroom and all will be better...except for those poor girls doing god's work

M_from_Vegas

I'm sure as hell tempted to take up an electrician job I'm an EE so I can't complain as I get paid well and sit in a nice air conditioned office But fuck seeing hourly rates based on the work needed makes it SO tempting Obviously it some manual labor and stuff, but none of the circuits are complex and you can specialize in something that really isnt all that physically demanding like working on meters and sockets and panels rather than running wiring and conduit and shit

i-love-freesias

Yeah, you can create your own on nice stock. I have both EE and I-bonds.  The EE bonds are about 2.5% fixed right now and guaranteed to double in 20 years, which I think works out to about 3.5%.   The I-bonds fixed rate is just under 1% right now if I remember correctly.  So, depending on how the economy goes, if we end up back at 1% interest or less, the EE bonds won’t look like such a bad thing. Having them online in an account is a really great thing, because paper bonds can get lost.  The treasure hunt thing on treasury direct tells me I probably have some in my name, but the form they give me wants me to know who bought them and I have no idea.  It was too much of a pain and I gave up.  Silly they say you might have bonds you didn’t know you had and then expect you to know who bought them lol. Government logic.

the_mammynun

It moons because it's a Freemasonic entity. This goes back to the Aphria days. Free masons use signs and symbols to communicate rather than direct speech. 33 is a numerical symbol of masonry. Certain words when interpreted numerically can equal 33. For example the word "Diamond" equals 33. Aphria has a greenhouse called "Double Diamond" This is a blatant use of the dual 33 which is common in masonry. I've also made this argument in regards to CGC. Originally the company was called TWEED which in reverse the "EE" can be read as "33". They later changed their name to CGC which in numerology the C being the third letter of the alphabet represents "3" , and the "G" is actually a symbol of free masonry for two reasons: It is the 33rd letter in line when the alphabet repeats itself after going from A-Z, and it is also the central letter within the famous Masonic square and compass. So CGC is actually code for "3" "33" "3" or a Masonic G surrounded by a 33. Freemasonry is one of the most widespread and influential secret societies and Wall Street and corporate society are littered with members. Tilray and CGC pump because they are the play toys of secret society members on Wall Street.

Lucky_Platypus341

Was going to say if they really want to do this, they can request I-bonds in each person's name on their tax return. However, unless these are YOUR kids...DON'T. Savings bonds require the person's SSN and you have no business using anyone's SSN besides your own, your spouse, or your kids. Grandkids, nieces, friends' kids....NO. If you'd have to ask for their SSN, don't. Fwiw, we're on the other end of this. My dad got the kids paper EE-bonds when they were little before the changes. It was nice, but....\*I\* have to keep track of them and when they mature and either have the 20+yo take them to a bank or mail them to the Treasury when they come to visit (they live abroad, so it's time during the holidays out of our time together)...so it is a hassle. My dad switched to sending $100 bills and the kids could either hold on to them or deposit them into their bank account (all opted to deposit, but still like holding that $100 bill, lol). That has worked a lot better for all.

Nyet2L8

Someone needs to create an index fund share certificate with the look and feel of the old EE bonds.

NAVChaser

My PhD is in materials engineering, so I'm only speaking to the point you are making in respect to the manufacturing. If I am not mistaken, they are outsourcing the fabrication of the silicon wafer to a company who has already demonstrated high throughput. From their the dielectric and metal traces are then passively placed in a manner akin to Legos. My biggest issue is thermal cycling as any CTE mismatch would cause micro fractures that would propagate. These fractures would be detrimental as you need nanometer level features to remain intact or you lose effectiveness as a waveguide (so EE check me on this detail).  Despite my concerns, it does not seem as though the manufacturing is the biggest hurdle. However, I do think a major headwind is the fact that other companies have already demonstrated the capability (although more expensively) to create 800G and 1.6T chips.  I still have a few shares, and POET is about 3% of my portfolio for reference. 

chargedcapacitor

Unless you have a degree in EE, you aren't close to bring an expert in lidar.

_kelvindecosta

So would that mean a deal, a very hypothetical one i might add, involving Excelerate and PR would be likely, if EE buys out whatever NFE has in PR. This is purely speculation/spit balling btw.

Zoroastrian101

Listen up, regards. Ex-Googler here. Did my EE degree at MIT before spending years in Mountain View, so I’m going to try and explain this slowly so even you lot can understand why this TPU FOMO is absolute garbage. I am still bullish on GOOG in the long run and have quite a bit of my net worth tied up in the stock. HOWEVER: You guys are drooling over "TPU" like you actually know what an ASIC is. A Tensor Processing Unit is a scalpel; an Nvidia GPU is a Swiss Army Knife with a chainsaw attached. Here is the engineering reality: TPUs are specialized ASICs. They are decent at matrix math for specific internal workloads, but individually? They are slow as sh*t compared to a Hopper or Blackwell GPU. To match Nvidia’s raw throughput, Google has to daisy-chain thousands of these things together. It is not "efficient", but represents a massive hardware tax and latency headache that doesn't show up on the spec sheet. THE MOST IMPORTANT PART WHICH YOU FORGET is the Software Stack. Nvidia doesn't just sell chips but CUDA. The entire planet's AI infrastructure, from Robotics to AVs, is built on Nvidia’s stack. You don't just "switch" to TPUs. Porting a massive, production-level AV stack to run purely on Google’s custom silicon is an engineering nightmare. Nvidia has a moat wider than your wife’s boyfriend’s ego because of this software lock-in. Google buying Nvidia chips while making TPUs isn't a sign Nvidia is dying. It is a hedge. It is called circular supply chain management. No massive hyperscaler wants a single point of failure. Even if Nvidia loses 10% or 20% market share to these internal chips, the Total Addressable Market for compute is expanding so fast it doesn't matter. Nvidia loses a slice but the pie is getting 10x bigger. Stop FOMOing into GOOGL thinking they just killed Jensen. They didn't. They'll both do well but NVIDIA is still king. End of rant

Zoroastrian101

Listen up, regards. Ex-Googler here. Did my EE degree at MIT before spending years in Mountain View, so I’m going to try and explain this slowly so even you lot can understand why this TPU FOMO is absolute garbage. I am still bullish on GOOG in the long run and have quite a bit of my net worth tied up in the stock. HOWEVER: You guys are drooling over "TPU" like you actually know what an ASIC is. A Tensor Processing Unit is a scalpel; an Nvidia GPU is a Swiss Army Knife with a chainsaw attached. Here is the engineering reality: TPUs are specialized ASICs. They are decent at matrix math for specific internal workloads, but individually? They are slow as sh*t compared to a Hopper or Blackwell GPU. To match Nvidia’s raw throughput, Google has to daisy-chain thousands of these things together. It is not "efficient", but represents a massive hardware tax and latency headache that doesn't show up on the spec sheet. THE MOST IMPORTANT PART WHICH YOU FORGET is the Software Stack. Nvidia doesn't just sell chips but CUDA. The entire planet's AI infrastructure, from Robotics to AVs, is built on Nvidia’s stack. You don't just "switch" to TPUs. Porting a massive, production-level AV stack to run purely on Google’s custom silicon is an engineering nightmare. Nvidia has a moat wider than your wife’s boyfriend’s ego because of this software lock-in. Google buying Nvidia chips while making TPUs isn't a sign Nvidia is dying. It is a hedge. It is called circular supply chain management. No massive hyperscaler wants a single point of failure. Even if Nvidia loses 10% or 20% market share to these internal chips, the Total Addressable Market for compute is expanding so fast it doesn't matter. Nvidia loses a slice but the pie is getting 10x bigger. Stop FOMOing into GOOGL thinking they just killed Jensen. They didn't. They'll both do well but NVIDIA is still king. End of rant

Inside-Unit-1564

It's me. I'm was EE for the DOE. Hasn't been a great year.

UFuked

I got these EE bonds when I was born. 200 bucks initial investment. They are worth 800 bucks now. I didn't think that bonds was an actual strategy... #I'M CASHING THEM IN FOR SOME 0DTS!!!!

Former-Object-8363

Apparently anyone except me. The EE degree might stop me

Intelligent_Onion832

I have no specific time plans but I’ll probably hold for years, all the while selling covered calls. I can see it returning to its all time highs.. If they survive the next yr in business by addressing their debt. And they return to positive earnings, i think we will easily see 10$ given no dilution. Their infrastructure is capable of significant revenue, in excess of their past 4 yrs average 2.02B. EE is probably the best direct competitor to NFE Here are some basic stats that compare the two Market cap EE: 892.4M NFE: 381.3M Cash balance EE: 462.6M NFE: 551.1M Ttm Revenue EE: 1.19B NFE: 2.01B Debt EE: 1.9B NFE: 10.61B Total assets EE: 4.1B NFE: 11.96B P/B EE: 1.32 NFE: 0.31 Ev/ebitda EE: 4.68 NFE: 70.13

TheOpeningBell

The other thing that COULD work are EE bonds, however they aren't marketable but do defer interest and don't have imputed income (unless you specifically elect it to be counter annually which is an option)

JorginJargin

I wouldn't ever say that its "spooky", I wanted to be an EE. I understand a k-fold time series matrix function, gradient descent, and topology; I think its a waste of water, clean air, and human capital to serve a few who's agenda is the reduction of worker reliance and thus human rights.

mjong99

Is this your alt account EE-sama?

Zealousideal_Cow_341

This is funny in a depressing way to me because right out of college in 2018 I got to see how it works first hand. I interned with a company and landed a good direct hire job starting at 70k with full benefits. While looking for a more permanent place, I singed a 6 month lease in a 4 bedroom condo. The other 3 guys were all H1s. The day I signed the lease the land lady—a very stereotypical over bearing and nosy Asian mom—looked at my proof of income and said wow you make 20,000 more than any of your roommates. I get to know them and find out they all have at least 3 years of experience and master’s degrees in ME while I had just a bachelors in EE. All made 50k or under and were contract employees without benefits. P It really crystallized the fact companies exploit the shit out of white color H1s by having them fill jobs that Americans would expect 50% more pay for.

Internal_Field5970

LOTR EE watch party tonight for the WSB boys?

Same-Brilliant2014

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRSH-UM5EE0

Forest_Ghostx

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lastlaugh100

I was at a NVIDIA job fair at my university in 2005. They asked me to draw I think it was an adder logic gate, I can't remember what it was exactly but I couldn't do it. If only I had paid closer attention to my EE classes

rbwlines

Here is the latest interview of the CEO https://youtu.be/k-EE8WxcslM and it is clear that the company is pivoting towards a different business model trying to seize up on the opportunity which he believes AI is creating a need for the companies to train or retain their workforce depending how AI is going to impact their business.

KinZxs

Te falto: 1.- Aumento del desempleo por la IA 2.- Valoraciones históricamente altas (empresas de computacion cuantica, energia nuclear, tecnologicas) que no cumplan con las expectativas o que reporten proyecciones negativas. 3.- Cierre de gobierno prolongado en EE.UU (Mas de 1 mes). Pero el mercado solo sube debido a una mayor oferta monetaria y a las expectivas que se recorten las tasas de interes este mes.

BugHistorical1614

at birth (1985) we started to fund Only's education, with the goal of funding an Ivy education. Started out with 6% (?) EEs with a minimum 4%. this was prior to Education EE. When the Treasury removed the variable feature EE, we started brokerage account with child as named owner and we as custodian. Bought some individual stock. When Cloverdell came into existence, we started Mutual Funds. In 2001(?) when our state instituted 529s, funded that in very conservative funds to get the tax benefit. This was to be used in 2002. Continued funding to 2005. Fate determined in the aftermath of dotcom collapse and 911, that guaranteed student loans were very cheap, We and Only borrowed eventually \~80% of cost of attendence. We borrow massively because the Markets had collapsed where at one time the investment could fund \~ 80% of college but by freshman year only 25% in a bad "sequence-of-returns" scenario. We were used the maturing EEs to pay the SL's interest and a little principal since we had unsubsidized loans and didn't want to capitalize. By 2006, the Market had mostly recovered. The EEs were gone. The Cloverdell were gone. The mutual funds were gone. Just $4000 in 529 funded in 2005, his brokerage account, a start in Roth, and 2 years worth student debt at 3-4%. Only, worked hard and saved harder, navigated the 2008 credit collapse so by 2014, used the brokerage account that was started in his youth, to put the 20% downpayment on a home.. Today, Only and spouse, are in Europe, living inexpensively but very well. They are using the brokerage and saving $$ at 0% tax rate. As for the 2005 funded 529. Its only about $4000. It was in aggressive and international stocks. I need to covert to Onlys 's Roth or take a withdrawal in my name. Moral: named Tax advantage plans are not the only way to fund higher education

ElectricalGene6146

I highly doubt that statement. I went to a top 5 EE school which had not one, but two lithography labs. About 70% of my class was international. If you think the remaining 30% can fill all the jobs that the industry needs you are mistaken. Maybe if you went to some noname school where you don’t learn anything it’s all Americans, but the people that these companies want to hire are frankly mostly not American.

RightMindset2

I actually did study and have a degree in EE. I’ve seen first hand that there are many brilliant Americans here more than capable of doing these jobs. 

DogeUncleDave

[Just a little off the top ](https://youtu.be/wQ8WmiD4WUk?si=h2j5EE1EYS82aDuE)

InsuranceSoft4088

 Nice plan

offcompass

I came looking for the same...info on these high price targets. I bought 3500 shares at $8.45. It's dipped to sub $8 today. So, hoping the analysts are right. Here's some of what I've seen (and influenced my decision). \----------- [89bio (ETNB)](https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=73afc9bb409a06fd&rlz=1C1OKWM_enUS926US926&cs=0&sxsrf=AE3TifP7EE0AGMsJNarnEp8mJsguNgZmMA%3A1758037465849&q=89bio+%28ETNB%29&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjJ64z1z92PAxV_OkQIHVmqGlIQxccNegQIAxAB&mstk=AUtExfAK4bfOGjNWJomuMlTlE5wPaGppM3AKE7fiDlVAGeW6dxSH5BpUSTXNRNe_K2ofzRkpAkGlofxEaVPrElw4D9w-J66Je2aDzZyaWYZxrZBWGcn_apWshd8TZ_tQs9brRf1YZUsTnLJxHzs9t3G7S-U3T6JqKF4y5Qr_GwpUb4ShVH6IjaeMWgp0qqce_Uj9KrIV_D2vgAygAFPlnpFn0OXVNVqJhgksUYG8HtrQnTwX0RU7LMvlXOQxSd_JnZAnxCTlrfx-7ofRbO-V5tw1dFYb&csui=3) is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing liver and cardio-metabolic disease therapies. Discussions surrounding its stock are largely positive, with an analyst consensus of "Buy" from multiple sources. While the company faces challenges with negative earnings, analysts project significant upside potential with an average 12-month price target of around $27-$28. Recent news shows analysts maintaining buy ratings, with minor adjustments to price targets.  Key Takeaways * **Consensus Rating: Buy** \- Most Wall Street analysts maintain a "Buy" or "Strong Buy" rating for ETNB.  * **Positive Price Targets:** Analysts have set an average 12-month price target in the $27-$28 range, indicating significant potential upside.  * **Clinical Focus:** The company is developing therapies, with its lead candidate, pegozafermin, targeting metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH) and hypertriglyceridemia.  * **Negative Earnings:** 89bio is currently unprofitable, resulting in negative earnings per share, which is typical for a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company.  * **Recent Analyst Coverage:** Some analysts recently reiterated or adjusted their buy ratings in August and September 2025, according to TipRanks. 

DesignerSea494

Nice, my undergrad was EE. Engineering FTW.

Ok-Reality-7761

Nice gains, mate. About 49% MTD. I'm at 41.3% on 6 trades closed MTD with Sharpe above 2. My monthly target is 41.4%, taking a $2k speculative portfolio ($ willing to put at-risk) to $1M in 18 months. I ll likely coast the rest of the month, else risk overtrading. My previous best was 5 months of 64 trades closed at 100% WR. I'm a retired EE with 7 figure net worth, so for me, my trading is akin to buying the weekly two dollar lotto ticket for fun, keeps me mentally engaged. If I can document that journey, with verifieds on kinfo it's like Lindbergh-Paris 2.0 taking "free checking" to a far greater reward. His was an eventuality, if not him - someone. Same with 2.0. A couple of things. Why gains characterized on platform as long term only? I would think it is short-term in IRS parlance. Unsure if maybe that's automatic given Roth status. Speaking of IRS, keep some winnings set aside for taxes should you venture outside of a tax advantaged account like this Roth. Trading same strat on custodial Roth for son? Unwise taking on heavy risk for him, his horizon is long. However, if you do hit $M, set up a trust for him to comp him on your risk-taking. Going live on new strat w/o paper first is bold, but definitely ingrains lessons learned. If I may suggest, look to the stats of a consistent methodology and stay within the Gaussian as best you can if you want to make forward projections to $1M, $10M. Good luck to you (and your son).

0_1_1_2_3_5

That sucks. I have an EE degree and with 10yoe in semiconductors my career is going great.

bryanbass0308

his EE-nature says otherwise 😂

TheFutureIsAFriend

https://youtu.be/YjC0vMIrOAk?si=8EE9v6eClx1uIaDY

sami_regard

How’s the day investment in ARM a fail? Enlighten me. I am EE btw. You get to use big words to explain.

TACO_Orange_3098

if you cant take the swings .................... EE Savings Bonds are a good 2nd option !

Riknektar

i hope LEW EE Gee finds out about all yall.

Floribunda_

[file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/40/00/EE30213F-61FD-43A3-B66A-3A7E49CDCBE6/IMG_6673.gif](https://file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/40/00/EE30213F-61FD-43A3-B66A-3A7E49CDCBE6/IMG_6673.gif)

Longjumping-Ad8775

I graduated with two EE degrees specializing in vlsi design and computer architectures. I couldn’t get a whiff of an interview because I was told that American semiconductor companies were going offshore because it was cheap. That was specific words from Intel. I took my dedication to working all night to companies that would pay me for that dedication. I realize the importance of semiconductors but have no desire to support tsmc, intel, or others that didn’t value dedication just cheap.

Bittygirl707

ONDS Ondas news - today announced the successful completion of pilot programs conducted with governmental homeland security agencies in Europe and Asia. [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ondas-successfully-completes-initial-government-123000062.html?guccounter=1&guce\_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce\_referrer\_sig=AQAAAFqH7GuBLG5\_NWlCFoAK\_Q5kBkQWo2wwDFhQB2Xu3dZwWi0VSAci\_7q9UFmKtqFG3WrEVwtG\_MkKywp6jsCFhW73Ub5nCqBs1eDJ9zt5Glzg04AQzO69GTrz1v5h6CMwy\_9ueCbzWSBJy-THdHXPHiHj3d3H1N0EE4IPgq-idpi9](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ondas-successfully-completes-initial-government-123000062.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAFqH7GuBLG5_NWlCFoAK_Q5kBkQWo2wwDFhQB2Xu3dZwWi0VSAci_7q9UFmKtqFG3WrEVwtG_MkKywp6jsCFhW73Ub5nCqBs1eDJ9zt5Glzg04AQzO69GTrz1v5h6CMwy_9ueCbzWSBJy-THdHXPHiHj3d3H1N0EE4IPgq-idpi9)

Wrong-Ad-8636

Any CEO who has a EE degree. Buy.