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I’m an “newer” autist. What is the potential for these in the coming 2 days after the $IBM blow out?
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Cyberwarfare is The Weapon of Choice for Current Global Conflicts
Thoughts on IBM switching from 401k's to Pensions?
I am new to stocks and created my first portfolio - what are your thoughts and inputs?
Cyberwarfare is The Weapon of Choice for Current Global Conflicts
Remark Holdings' customers include the Las Vegas Raiders and the Las Vegas Police
Remark Holdings' customers include the Las Vegas Raiders and the Las Vegas Police
Integrated Cyber (ICS:CSE) takes steps to reduce the Growing Impact and Cost of Ransomware and Data Breaches
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Data Provider for Adjusted Historical Prices with Last Data Updated in the Middle of Trading Day?
I wanted to try to invest in 10 completely random stocks to see if this beats the market in 1 year, so I asked ChatGTP...
FWIW: AAPL market cap 18x that of IBM
POTENTIAL RUNNER! New IPO W/$8 Billion Valuation - Sept 13 Run Down🔥
The next stock I am researching: $ASPI
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IBM rolls out new generative AI features and models | TechCrunch
9/5 Pre-market TMT Breakout: $PINS better metrics, $AAPL neg impact from Huawei phone/new $IBM?, $DIS Bull case, $NTAP upgrade, $ORCL upgrad
Pre-market TMT Breakout - $PINS better metrics, $AAPL neg impact from Huawei phone/new $IBM?, $DIS Bull case, $NTAP upgrade, $ORCL upgrade on better runway growth, $ABNB to join SP500
$WHSI joins Next Realm AI Research Lab, an IBM Business partner, for Wearable Health Data
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LK-99 - The Potential Revolutionary Room-Temperature Superconductor
Asked ChatGPT what the market impact would be if it was confirmed that aliens exist
My AI momentum trading journey just started. Dumping $3k into an automated trading strategy guided by ChatGPT. Am I gonna make it
The AI trading journey begins. Throwing $3k into automated trading strategies. Will I eat a bag of dicks? Roast me if you must
Integrated Cyber, An Upcoming AI Cybersecurity IPO To Take Notice Of
Investment plan for about 85 000$ USD over the coming year
Investment plan for about 85 000$ USD over the coming year
Integrated Cyber, An Upcoming AI Cybersecurity IPO To Take Notice Of
Opened my paper trading account and made some options!
Potential Pennystock of the Year: $OSS - One Stop Systems
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Nearly half of Warren Buffett's $366 Billion Portfolio is invested in only 1 stock
Who can strengthen cyber security?
This isn’t a bubble it’s a revolution, like the industrial revolution, just on a grand scale.
The AI hype is not what investors say it is, heres why im shorting the AI bubble
Profiting off the potential power grid failure. Overall thoughts and discussion.
I asked ChatGPT how to profit off of a power grid failure.
Unleashing the Hybrid Cloud AI Revolution: Nvidia's DGX, IBM's Ansible, and the Perfect Storm
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IBM will lay off thousands of employees. Their work will be taken over by artificial intelligence
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IBM, TSM, NOK rocket 🚀 🤣
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dividend stocks - what are your favourites and why ?
NVDA still overvalued and AI wont change the world because its been around a long time. Just another boom bust Cycle.
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From scraping the internet and rewording it slightly? By the way, what JP Morgan needs to do is buy IBM calls, because IBM is about to break the glass ceiling.
IBM, HD, SCHD, JPM, CVX, PEP, KO, C, among others good chips. Don’t let you caught with high yield traps.
Some pus like IBM, and NKE
I agree somewhat. The true innovators in technology are not always rich and successful because of their inventions but because they successfully transformed and MARKETED the inventions of others. Apple is a good example. I agree they are top of mind and the most innovative of the mobile phone companies, but did they invent it? NO. They actually combined the inventions of others into one device and marketed it extremely well. Motorola invented the cellphone, Compaq and Palm did the handheld touch screen device, Sony and others had the portable music. Other patents were leveraged by Apple to create their device. Steve Jobs was innovative in vision and marketing, but not tech. The tech innovators went uncredited except to get royalties for their inventions. Amazon did not invent cloud computing. IBM, HP, Microsoft and others worked on development of utility computing 20 years ago, which Amazon evolved into their cloud computing using proprietary and standard hw components. Microsoft bought various companies to evolve theirs. They were each better in marketing theirs than IBM, HP or Oracle was. Google grew from the bones of the prominent search engine of the 90s, Digital Equipment Corp Altavista. Their development and the bungling of other search engines set them to prominence. BTW, all this AI investment like Nvidia is a bit scarey. I have no doubt that AI will yield benefits, but it is a bit like 25 years ago when the market went dot-com crazy, only to see a bubble bust. About 20% of US investments are tied up in those big 7.
I see your point now, I thought you were comparing an ETF with democratic-leaning companies to one that doesn’t include those companies. It seems that the most overweight companies in the Dem ETF cited (compared to SPY) are Loews, Costco, APH and IBM. All of those have outperformed the index in the past 3 years. Since they are from very different sectors, I think “coincidence” could be a valid answer.
Wait for IBM price to dip abit, it's being overbought right now.
No relationship between IBM, AI and stock prices despite what pundits try to portray.
> Google photos (1B+ users) Came from code in Google+, and putting picture on the web is hardly ground breaking. > Google pixel Smart phones effectively started with the first iPhone, and Google Pixel started in 2011, using a number of people from HTC. > Google pay Released 2011, and proceeded by Paypal > Vertex AI / Gemini Maybe? I think we're going to have to see how AI shakes out. > Waymo Started in 2009, has yet to be actually released. Of all the things Google is working on, this is actually one of most interesting I think. However, it's yet to be shown to be anything more than a tech demo, and it's unclear if that will change or not. I'd really like to see this work for them, and not turn out to be something that's almost there like nuclear fusion. > What is your standard for a "major product"? Youtube, Android, Google Search, GMail > Microsoft, apple, meta, Amazon, Tesla, etc? Microsoft hasn't released anything innovative in decades. They're still working with the same big three: Windows, Office, and Visual Studio/Development. The cloud has helped them some, but it's mostly an incremental shift from the old way of having all this in a closet in a backroom somewhere. > Are they all the next IBM? Sooner or later yet. What I find interesting is that you don't seem to understand what that means. IBM is still a company, and they continued to grow after the inflection point that Google is now going through. In their case it was in the 90s, when they slashed benefits, laid off senior employees, and became a company that was no longer THE place to work at. The 90s is when IBM had IT's first set of mass layoffs. Google just had theirs a year or two back, and is doing all the same things now. I'd expect the same results. You don't get into the position that IBM is in overnight, it takes decades. > Because Googles ecosystem is still growing double digits... Sure, they've got a ton of inertia, and a monopoly position in a number of areas. IBM still has a monopoly on mainframes, and was still making mass bank in the 90s as they slowly shed anything that was going to be new and innovative. Heck, they're still making billions of dollars if that's what you care about. (I'm guessing you didn't know that) But it's not innovation, and that's what the OP was asking about. Not about revenue.
If you're so convinced Meta will dump at earnings, then isn't there a better play to be made? Wait for it to actually dump after earnings to sub $400 and then buy calls? Because when all is said and done, meta is definitely not a company on its last legs. It is a young company, with cash, with opportunities. Sure, its bets may not pay off and it may continue dumping to 100 or even lower. But it's not IBM or Boeing, Oracle or intel. It is not dying, even if it does die a sudden death.
Google has a remarkable ability to make the wrong decision at every crossroads. They're going to manage themselves to IBM-status in no time.
Your list proves my point. All of those things are great, but then so was a complete monopoly on mainframes. None of those things you've mentioned have being a result of recent innovation. I think you're really overestimating Google here, or underestimating IBM, or both. Probably both.
I would wait. I've held IBM for a while. They have a tendency to bleed slowly.
Except the infrastructure for AI and massive cloud computing is still under construction. . And the leader in supplying this is NVDA. Yes, it's expensive. Like IBM was in 1962. And IBM had almost TWO DECADES of getting More expensive. Until there's widespread adoption of a competitor's product, there's no reason (other than better growth rates) to sell NVDA. Just trim a little off the sides!
To me GM is like Nokia, Kodak, IBM, etc...
Ha! Google will make over $100 billion dollars this year which is up from $73 billion in 2023 and $59 billion in 2024. - Google has the most popular web site ever. There has never been a web site anywhere near as popular. - But then Google owns the second most popular web site ever with YouTube. - Google has the most popular operating system ever with Android. - Google has the most popular browser ever with Chrome. - Google has the most popular photo site ever with Google Photos. - Google completely owns navigation around the world with the most popular navigation system with Google Maps. - Google has the most popular OTT in the US and nobody else is even close any longer. But the biggest difference is reach. There is no company on this planet in all of the history of man that has ever had anywhere near the reach Google enjoyes. So their growth has accelerated. The most IBM made in a year was
Google photos (1B+ users) Google pixel Google pay Vertex AI Gemini Waymo (starting to actually get traction) Google meet None of these existed ten years ago... Not to mention their AI / cloud products. What is your standard for a "major product"? And if going ten years without a "major product" means a company is "the next IBM", then what does that make Microsoft, apple, meta, Amazon, Tesla, etc? Are they all the next IBM? Or is the cybertruck, windows 17, and a slimmer iPhone considered as real innovation and "major products"? The singling out of Google is what I think is wrong, not your thesis entirely - if Google is the next IBM, then so are the rest. Or am I missing something? Because Googles ecosystem is still growing double digits... Can't say the same about apple
IBM still has research papers and all that. So what? But really what was the last major product IBM released that people really cared about? When was the last time Google had a major product they released? It's been at least 10 years, maybe 15.
Serious question, what was the last major product they launched in the last 10 years? I mean IBM is still around, and still doing things. Google Tranform from GPT is about as interesting to people as IBM's Watson. IBM is
Apple is the new IBM I think, Google has unparalleled dominance across several apps (6 apps with 2 billion users). This Google is the new IBM take is just low effort trolling... The "AI revolution" wouldn't have even gotten started without them, and even now for all the talk about GPT displacing search, googles technical infrastructure gets disrespected. You realize GPT has heinous rate limits while Google serves 600,000+ queries a second? It's technically infeasible for their search engine (as of right now) to be displaced by an LLM (not considering that they are orthogonal products) because no one has the infrastructure to compete with them. But i wouldnt expect reddit to understand.
IBM demolished puts and calls at open, then went parabolic. It probably made some folks extremely angry if they sold their calls, and some very happy after buying post IV crush.
IBM my guilty pleasure 
Ive got IBM puts, should I cut the losses or hold? Why does this boomer ah company lead the AI race now
next not true or very inaccurate. IBM still has most of its business units and products. And most of it is not Supercomputers related
IBM good play precisely because it’s _not_ an AI play. or at least not primarily.
IBM can you fking crash already, I mean why you from all tech stocks have to be special.
IBM beating earnings means good news for software companies like Adobe, CRM
Man IBM just ruined some folks' day
I mean if profit doesn't grow anymore then 9-12 PE like ibm has is actually pretty damn fair for a company. That puts you a couple percent above treasuries in returns. Do I believe that Google can grow faster than inflation for a couple more years? Sure? Do I believe that it has a lot of risks because it currently starts stuffing ads into their products and actively fuck up search to the point where people might actually switch off and go to alternatives? Also yes. Huge tech companies like IBM and hp sooner or later reach a point where they don't innovate anymore and well then they don't go away but provide stable revenue and profit. And have a p/e of 9-13. The point is not that Google has that point TODAY. But again at a p/e of 27 and with a profit growth rate of even 15% that point can be in 7-8 years.
With the peanuts IBM pays their engineers, don’t expect any miracle AI products. They were hyping their Watson for ages. It was supposed to revolutionize the medical diagnosis. lol.
Told myself last earnings I'm gonna buy puts on everything during next earnings. So I bought NFLX puts. Did not work out. So I thought fuck it inverse myself and I bought GOOGL calls. Did not work out. So I thought back to puts and bought IBM and NOW puts with my last money. And that's how you blow a portfolio. Was literally one day away from 70k in March. I'm done for now, see you fuckers in two years.
crash please IBM 
IBM : Am I nothing to you?
IBM will unlikely be the saviour of anything.
Confidence in AI. IBM and AI for something as simple and straightforward as drive thru ordering: "Two sources familiar with the technology told CNBC that among its challenges, it had issues interpreting different accents and dialects, which affected order accuracy. McDonald’s declined to comment on accuracy or technology challenges, while IBM did not immediately respond to a request to comment on the tool’s accuracy." "McDonald’s to end AI drive-thru test with IBM" (https://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/17/mcdonalds-to-end-ibm-ai-drive-thru-test.html) https://www.fastcompany.com/91142882/mcdonalds-ai-drive-thru-ordering-glitches ("Bacon ice cream, a handful of butter: McDonald’s scraps AI drive-through orders after hilarious glitches")
GOOG, IBM, NOW all beat Make AI Great Again
‘We continue to see that clients turn to IBM for our technology and our expertise in enterprise AI,’ CEO says International Business Machines Corp. easily clearly Wall Street’s profit bar on Wednesday, helping to send its shares higher in the aftermarket.
Reddit is a great reminder why even democracy cannot be unrestrained. I guess that most people, even in the tech industry (especially, the younger generations) are just not familiar with IBM and are too quick to express their naivites. Oh god. I am actually old enough to criticize some adults for making the mistakes of the youth.
Do I hold my IBM puts or sell them at a loss?
Reddit hates IBM. They are a hidden giant in research and have a lot of services. Since they have no consumer products anymore, most of casual reddit also dont know the modern IBM. IBM just notoriously sucks at finding applications and creating products with their inventions.
First time I ever saw anyone on WSB mention IBM with a straight face. Good luck my regard.
I’m happy about CMG and IBM…
Haha yup. Lots of people have NO idea how fucked up most code bases are, especially really old ones. Show me the ML Algo or AI Method which is capable of solving those clusterfucks. I'd be so glad if I never had to work with an IBM or Oracle product in my life again. Absolute clown shoes.
But I didn't say anything about IBM peaking, the thesis was about confidence in AI...
Then why the fuck, IBM from all companies is doing differently from all tech companies.
Why the fuck is everything down, beating earnings and dropping percentage points. But IBM, the one stock I have puts in, which are literally so behind in AI, only doing consulting at this point, they go up. I'm so mad
The trends do not favor Tesla at all. BYD is gaining momentum everywhere outside the US. Once Toyota rolls out their own EVs it's over for Tesla. They are gonna go the way of IBM. Still big enough to survive but no longer a relevant global market leader.
It usually does drop after hours. I worry more when it doesn’t. QQQ might be going up with IBM too.
Cash in my IBM calls; hold my NVDA puts. Make some mula!
I bought WM calls and IBM puts before close. When Lambo?
If IBM don’t hit 200 tommorow I’m fuked.
IBM: $2 billion in booked revenue from generative AI, doubling from the first quarter.
Great IBM and CMG beat earnings. Cmon there has to be some greenish thing tomorrow right.
IBM pamp already fading 
IBM just produced less impressive numbers and they are up in after hours.
when IBM is pumping and NVDA is dumping you know the jig is up....IBM after hours is like AI IS US
I learnt a good lesson abt IV crush. CMG, IBM option holders will be IV crushed. 
IBM single handedly gunna pump tech tomorrow 
Way to go IBM! 
Hmmm I guess IBM earnings were good?
IBM gonna follow chipotle and be red in no time
$NOW 👀🚀🚀📈 $CMG 🚀🚀 $VKTX 🚀🚀🚀 $IBM 🚀🚀🚀 $ALGN 🦷 🗑️ I love playing earnings.
IBM starting to lose those init gainz..
My IBM RSUs might save me from my Nvidia calls lmao
$IBM EPS $2.43 vs exp $2.20. Revenue $15.77B vs exp $15.62B, IBM is up 2% in AH's.
IBM and Sevicenow sending NVDA to 120 tmrw 
If you bought Poots today and did not sell by EoD then you t fuk. Why r u fuk? GDP tomorrow... will be good. Inflation friday... will be coming down. Calls for rate cuts for next meeting getting louder. Chiptole, IBM and NOW all showing that consumer is not dead and that AI does have legs. Today was a buying opp... if you pushed yer shorts then... U R FUK.
Is servicenow and IBM pumping NVDA right now?
*No IBM nooooooo! Don't GOOGL on me. My calls!!!! Get back in there and say AI AI AI!!*
IBM fading.... Please die, I have 170 end of August puts.
Soon as IBM says they are buying chips it’s going to collapse
IBM will surely say on the call that they are planning to spend $10B on AI chips 
IBM 
**careful with IBM... GOOG said ai ai ai ai ai ai and it seemed to be working, UNTIL IT FUCKING DIDN'T... remember... the AI bubble popped...**
If IBM made bank AMZN & MSFT will too !
IBM earnings all i need to see to keep my delusions alive. Look forward for AMZN and MSFT>
So you’re telling me NVDA chips enabled AI to sell NVDA stocks and to put it on CMG and IBM. Jensen do something my guy
fucking IBM and chipotle outperforming 'magnificent 7' 
IBM I desperately need you to say the words AI and NVDA at least 10-20 times and announce a new partnership
IBM hitting ATH no doubt about it
IBM, NOW, and CMG is trying it's best to clean up the mess that TSLA made today
careful with IBM... goog said ai ai ai ai ai ai and it seemed to be working, UNTIL IT FUCKING DIDN"T...
IBM put and CMG shares for me lol
IBM says AI = +3% Chipotle says AI = +11% 
Damn should have listened to the guy how said IBM 
Had GOOG calls and IBM puts 
Guys you don't understand how huge IBM and Servicenow hitting are. I was ready to sell my portfolio if they fell down. lol no cap
We all know IBM will open down because of good earnings
I must be a boomer cuz IBM has been my favorite stock for 5 years lol happy they crushed it
seems it's sticks! IBM too small to push tech, but, you never know!
Remember when IBM released Watson? Pepperidge farm remembers
Why’s IBM acting like it’s NVDA 
Don't worry, IBM will save the market
I am thinking I Should have full ported into CMG and IBM . But, MM are just tryna excite us and dump it in morning