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Last night at 10PM (!) pacific bancorp cut its dividend from 25 cents to a penny. Are they LYING about their health like First Republic?
Shorting residential home builders because of high mortgage rates. How it is going?
KB Home raised to Neutral at J.P. Morgan on robust year guide, Q1 results (NYSE:KBH)
D.R. Horton, KB Home downgraded, Meritage Homes upgraded at J.P. Morgan (NYSE:MTH)
Deep Dive on KBH (KB Homes) earnings, reporting this afternoon!
Trade Idea: Long $MANU $14/15 Sept and Oct Calls
Stocks Plunge Thursday Afternoon as Recession Fears Mount; Financial Services Lead Lows, Homebuilders Fall on Rising Mortgage Rates
No more shares to short for AMC or ARKK on IBKR
Robinhood wants to hear from investors...
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$KBH - KB Home Stock Looks Set to Rise Much Higher as Home Buying Grows! 🚀
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$KBH Price Target Raised to $62 at Goldman Sachs, BUY THE DIP 🚀🚀🚀
AMC to the moon! 🚀🚀🚀🌙🌙🌙 HODL don’t sell! 💎🙌🏼
hedges getting cornered cross post from yahoo
Technical Analysis on Smoothed Moving Average (SMMA) indicator in the context of SPY day trading
Why Wells Fargo Is Bullish On KB Home, DR Horton
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Best Strategy for Stock (KBH) with Earnings Report Today
I don’t know about the rest of you Autists...
The End Game is On -- House committee hearing on GameStop stock volatility
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The "Santa Claus" rally period is the last 5 trading days of the year, plus the first 2 trading days of the new year. So it can start as early as the 22nd if Christmas is on Monday, or as late as the 26th if Christmas is on Sunday. Since Wednesday was the first of the last 5 days, yeah it's part of the rally. The rally has a record of something over 75%. But it's over the span, not necessarily a predictor for any specific day in the span. My trade is affected by that, but a little different. In the years when the day after Christmas is a trading day, the "win" rate (the market goes up over the course of the day) is about 85%: [https://www.marketwatch.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-dow-sp500-nasdaq-stall-just-shy-of-peaks-gold-record-gdp-data/card/stocks-have-historically-posted-their-most-persistent-gains-on-the-day-after-christmas-EyyGU7Zihlw6gB9FfFJ4?gaa\_at=eafs&gaa\_n=AWEtsqdDwJotOu3G3RfXlf4M0CvBS8z51VIqh6E0G0eCSJdKkAUovcqqY2WabSYiCfg%3D&gaa\_ts=694c85b8&gaa\_sig=pfV-vrbqqmsmBsTM8Lj1mIWANIqGt\_dPjk1x3IKL-b0TYNat0qpAMGgcoj0AkYehw-n30KB1KB3KUmZk-XZTpw%3D%3D](https://www.marketwatch.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-dow-sp500-nasdaq-stall-just-shy-of-peaks-gold-record-gdp-data/card/stocks-have-historically-posted-their-most-persistent-gains-on-the-day-after-christmas-EyyGU7Zihlw6gB9FfFJ4?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqdDwJotOu3G3RfXlf4M0CvBS8z51VIqh6E0G0eCSJdKkAUovcqqY2WabSYiCfg%3D&gaa_ts=694c85b8&gaa_sig=pfV-vrbqqmsmBsTM8Lj1mIWANIqGt_dPjk1x3IKL-b0TYNat0qpAMGgcoj0AkYehw-n30KB1KB3KUmZk-XZTpw%3D%3D)
Economic Data & Macro * Jobs: The November report showed 64k jobs added, but quality was poor; most gains were in healthcare (maintenance rather than growth) and government. Full-time jobs decreased while part-time jobs increased. * Inflation: CPI came in cooler than expected (headline 2.7%). Official data lags reality, especially in housing. * Housing: Data from Lennar, KB Home, and [Realtor.com](http://Realtor.com) shows actual home prices and rents are falling (down \~1-7% YoY), which contradicts the high "owners' equivalent rent" in CPI reports. Expect this to eventually show up as lower inflation. Fed & Interest Rates * Rate Outlook: The market is currently pricing in very few cuts for 2026 (approx. 60bps). I believe this is incorrect and expect the Fed to move toward a "neutral" rate of 3% by the end of 2026. * The Play: Betting on lower rates (via late 2026 ZQ futures) is likely a high-reward trade, as there is little downside to the current pricing, which assumes almost no cuts. AI is deflationary and the Fed will bend to POTUS' will over time. Three meetings left with jpow. Market Sentiment * Equities vs. Bonds: The trend of "buying dips in equities and selling rips in bonds" remains intact. I have completely exited my TLT positions. Better opportunities elsewhere. * Commodities: Metals (gold, silver, copper) are performing well, while energy (oil, gas) and agriculture are down.
https://youtube.com/shorts/0KB7keO7uXM?si=ZLH0AetHVzEEoG-J
am i going to lose my banbet tomorrow? i said RDDT $179 in 1 day and [it hit $178 in after hours](https://imgur.com/a/7x9t0KB) mods?
> But is it really more efficient? My AI Chatbot experience is far worse than any human ever talked to me, which also resulted that I ignore chatbots and wait 2-3 for a accurate response to my ticket. 1. A lot of these chatbots are not using AI/LLMs, they are using older technology that just pulls up KB articles based on keywords. 2. Of the chatbots that do use AI, a lot of them are using older or cheaper models that optimize for cost and speed. This will improve over time. 3. In the rush to implement AI, a lot of companies are doing a poor job at making proper use of the technology. For example, a company may just directly use OpenAI or Anthropic's API telling it to act as customer support and provide a set of instructions within the context window, which is a lackluster approach, rather than the more thorough approach of taking an open weight model and training it further with proprietary company knowledge.
I will just leave it here, to be watched in private. This describes everything that happened, like no words could. [https://www.youtube.com/shorts/CWmwZ4KB\_Pg](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/CWmwZ4KB_Pg)
Here you go: [INTS](https://app.deepvalue.tech/report-share/KB546EMOjjyD)
Bought 100 shares before close last night got me feeling nicey
OpenAI partnerships with Blockbuster, Circuit City, and KB Toys and bring them back into existence so we can all get rich buying puts on them.
Proudly holding TNMG! We are the lions! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4KB2xignE6c
Anyone playing KB? Mortgage apps up over 30% last week
Puts on KB? Maybe goes the same way as Lennar with buying down rates to shed inventory
Did KB toss guns out in front of your house Nancy?
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NOV/DEC/JAN Home Depot and KB Home puts. I digest the data. You all merely need to use my digestion to profit.
NOV/DEC/JAN Home Depot and KB Homes puts. I digest the data. You all merely need to use my digestion to profit.
KB mentioned to GM today that it's not ablut sheets of graphene. I think GM is talking rubbish about the company as he was saying Graphene causes cancer so HG can't use it in anything. Hydrograph literally announced a partnership with a company today, Hawkeye Bio. HG's graphene is going to be used in a screening tool......to help detect cancer. I looked into HG using AI tools and they seem legit to me. Having said that science isn't exactly my strong point so nobody should listen to me. The Partnership announced today is surely a good sign as well though.
If you're using Chrome it's pretty simple. See the Knowledge Base (KB) article below. Other browsers may have this capability that follows a similar pattern. https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/10256233
Yes Stuart was planning on selling or renting the Hyperion units out. She changed the structure to sell the graphene and got us in the GEIC which essentially got r whole current customer pipeline. She got the ISO 9000 cert too. She has changed the trajectory of this company massively. I bought under the previous ceo as I saw potential but after KB made those moves I started buying heavily.
Ok cheers. Why is GM questioning that HG can't make 1mm Graphene sheets at scale if that's not what they're intending to do? He seems to be suggesting them not being able to do that at scale and that's why they aren't going to be a game changing company. My science knowledge is minimal so it's all over my head really. I only brought it up cos most of the criticism of the stock seems to be either don't touch it cos it's already up loads, or don't touch cos KB is a pumper. Not really great counter points IMO (maybe they're true but anyone could make that argument). GM's argument seems to be more about what the company won't actually be able to do (in his opinion).
He admits he's talking his book to be fair. The guy I mentioned who called the stock out and his mate both say it's not a bad company, it's just not the world changer that KB says it is.
@gavmccracken, it's from today. KB replied and linked his interview to Dr Sorensen, but I haven't rewatched it yet.
There's a post on X today from a guy who was arguing with KB a few weeks ago about $HG. He's basically saying that HG can't make graphene sheets at scale larger than 1mm. Any idea if they can do this and if not does this limit their potential? I don't really understand the science behind it but this guy seems to be saying they aren't the real deal (he does say they're better than other Graphene cos. but not revolutionary)
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I’ve been buying this since 2022. KB changed the structure last year and has made this an absolute Bull. The next 3-5 years are going to be huge. I’m not selling a single share before 20$
[https://podcast.strongtowns.org/e/the-housing-market-can-t-tolerate-lower-prices-now-what/](https://podcast.strongtowns.org/e/the-housing-market-can-t-tolerate-lower-prices-now-what/) KB cancelling housing lot options
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/kkc8ev/just_in_case_yall_forgot_this_video_exists/?share_id=KB2EdLiNvsjk5E5UZyMOi&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1
You are in for a treat. https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/kkc8ev/just_in_case_yall_forgot_this_video_exists/?share_id=KB2EdLiNvsjk5E5UZyMOi&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1
Likely ran out of memory on the Commodore 64. Though I heard they are planning to upgrade to a orginal Macintosh with 128 KB of RAM. That should be enough to keep them going.
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Are we going to be the ones holding the bags of the next KB Toys?
Probably, so the tariffs in the long run, deflationary, just like a tax hike. We could have a couple quarters where the price increases show up but it's temporary. The trade that's beginning to look really interesting to me is the long bond. Massive short positions in tlt, the 10-year, the 30. If things begin to slow. Inflation is trending down into next year. Growth stocks in theory are going to be challenged. Small caps would rip, bonds would rip, real estate would rip But who knows if that completely plays out right? There's not a lot of downside on TLT. Small caps still have not made a new all-time high. KB home and DR Horton have had sizeable corrections, might not be over yet. But I'm not going to be surprised if this is the general theme over the next 18 months.
Hi u/ukSurreyGuy ! Appreciate your interest in [pnlcheck.com](http://pnlcheck.com) ! :-) To answer your questions: \- [pnlcheck.com](http://pnlcheck.com) is ***not*** a note-taking app: it generates trade stats reports automatically (important: it supports all stocks *AND* 132 futures products across 16 exchanges out of the box). \- It's absolutely 100% free and the plan is to keep it that way for retail/non-professional users. \- there *IS* a 600KB limitation (enough for *years* of order data to be uploaded in .csv or .xslx formats). The limitation is a security feature. So in short, yes, some will be 100% happy using a note-taking app to calculate and track their performance, which is fine. [Pnlcheck.com](http://Pnlcheck.com) however, solves this tedious task.
Hi u/ukSurreyGuy ! Appreciate your interest in [pnlcheck.com](http://pnlcheck.com) ! :-) To answer your questions: \- [pnlcheck.com](http://pnlcheck.com) is ***not*** a note-taking app: it generates trade stats reports automatically (important: it supports all stocks *AND* 132 futures products across 16 exchanges out of the box). \- It's absolutely 100% free and the plan is to keep it that way for retail/non-professional users. \- there *IS* a 600KB limitation (enough for *years* of order data to be uploaded in .csv or .xslx formats). The limitation is a security feature. So in short, yes, some will be 100% happy using a note-taking app to calculate and track their performance, which is fine. [Pnlcheck.com](http://Pnlcheck.com) however, solves this tedious task.
I’m watching all of the US homebuilders closely. KB homes & Lennar for example down 20%+ YTD. I’m in the industry and these are two of the most successful groups doing it. I feel excellent about their long term outlook.
but the problem is it’s 5G with only around 20MB/s speed,wasn’t 2035 we already have 6G? it will be feels like nowadays with only around 200KB/s
I'm still upset that KB Toys is gone and KB Home still exists.
Burn process failed at 16x (2400 KB/s)
Next week is more exciting, IMO. Monday - KB Home Tuesday - Carnival, FedEx, Blackberry Wednesday - General Mills, Paychex, Micon Thursday - Nike
Not that you regards care, but this post earning price movement is interesting. [https://pdf.sciencedirectassets.com/305624/1-s2.0-S2214635020X00050/1-s2.0-S2214635020303750/main.pdf?X-Amz-Security-Token=IQoJb3JpZ2luX2VjEB8aCXVzLWVhc3QtMSJIMEYCIQDFUlrJMLxYl0sjgDFKBmpFKCCmf8PAJxUB%2BO8rYW5qcwIhAO1QRQfW0mKL9MDvoxwGVSKYP5T0Lzkxxe01YEiFf%2FIxKrsFCPf%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2FwEQBRoMMDU5MDAzNTQ2ODY1IgxIksALwdzghjfIXSsqjwXObZX8ADyayUP5vdhBSNPZ7rRdvzKVYM409IZwksqRjAOvyJuCVJsKF85qq9p%2BaB699Dn4w25GUoaaV1q58eoUutPzVjrfLi9UVYJyivaB%2BUXGOhzDQExWHCVBNwL0W6zP%2BrVLTJh0NXnRpwbkhaNmRBxCB47RBXXvQl%2BU5m39%2FgNGYCtp1ntoprOSgXUGtlpB9ju6fPDf4y3WMJICM%2Fq%2BAtkdbXb4XzjD59pEjFIRZGOI5V7XORTXA07KyBKBr6BQB3Wi7TAH9in%2BoomoGNERuiIoWYQscLH%2FDuiQmTBiDJrqSCKbLVcHr%2BWrnxhQ8NelSukB8Qx%2FLD5fiDpWjPBLO6X0ee7lY7O15BXG7OER%2FRj4x8nY1sf0Ndm2JVsCTynA6yz3WWPhAbmJ3H1uMDxHXXS%2B8ZiZLFUQB%2FtyQSR%2BOlg065AA%2FBCAZmime5BTL3i1gL7XGUCTQ%2FTzVGGNJBQ5Ktmwp3rBZQnBdpHEcS9FlnKtuWVG2yz60Hmts8mwwTqWZ6ZDssjD7nFmxih17hHi%2Fr2nDuFu7%2BI2s8vCTiaPh2EQc5qfz7SN8Ld%2F%2B8LkwPjaJQHPbDw13BmiGfB%2FDMpKZXkTfX43bdCPspNr21FZ3fnX1yktVNbIGH6UcOAnvw0GNJtzPw0Ks2p%2FfRLzQnnm7EEgSLametwHIRUVQ7C7TTnyNh9HuGPKbLv%2FyguOMr1vHAeDM6Xal6t3QsYc8I08ukQV1Sc%2BSkeLmmAEnj%2Fdski9LmvFhXZyI%2Fif2M2LenlhdihFqgYYX0jnbcZwFkqQqvQcJVHHC2VshNjIFEhqxXD6qwdcjQjfPa%2Fflm2JLNKnndvBb%2BrQ4OMfuGV7NSp%2B%2BXY%2F7cEEQJuCzdQp69cGMMKfrcIGOrABmG%2BLdOx3mnM%2BmualVsh473KB6Y6G624fooU3Wssv31rvlmLkcaEdPb51RnjVeGzoFeH%2FT%2FjhKFYMdL7HqwbUr8U92XmttXs66lwIEQ9yajcXSv3CXIuFkrhWz0gpEL%2F%2BzHMR2Z2GmyVDePZ0FrSnEYg9B8Mqj0b6Ue14wNwqW0Cff7mxXo24M9I9VJ6tLqKoIw%2FPDVcr7Egsw%2BMUtgJrFdlIlkX1XnYTupp60vn8yT8%3D&X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Date=20250612T234606Z&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-Amz-Expires=300&X-Amz-Credential=ASIAQ3PHCVTYUDB3NCEG%2F20250612%2Fus-east-1%2Fs3%2Faws4\_request&X-Amz-Signature=8d9478be06a313a1ed5bf54b91bc639884b569eed3bacf828d70f88da066f568&hash=a322edc7acf31fb51f641e6b7c3bda369717dc72c09d52d4185ee491a65dea31&host=68042c943591013ac2b2430a89b270f6af2c76d8dfd086a07176afe7c76c2c61&pii=S2214635020303750&tid=spdf-c14ddf7e-5941-4fae-9e8f-97463ceca35c&sid=7b11128791955045bc487c72607e2d8505b0gxrqa&type=client&tsoh=d3d3LnNjaWVuY2VkaXJlY3QuY29t&rh=d3d3LnNjaWVuY2VkaXJlY3QuY29t&ua=19045c54010050580553&rr=94ed39c3bc548450&cc=ca](https://pdf.sciencedirectassets.com/305624/1-s2.0-S2214635020X00050/1-s2.0-S2214635020303750/main.pdf?X-Amz-Security-Token=IQoJb3JpZ2luX2VjEB8aCXVzLWVhc3QtMSJIMEYCIQDFUlrJMLxYl0sjgDFKBmpFKCCmf8PAJxUB%2BO8rYW5qcwIhAO1QRQfW0mKL9MDvoxwGVSKYP5T0Lzkxxe01YEiFf%2FIxKrsFCPf%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2FwEQBRoMMDU5MDAzNTQ2ODY1IgxIksALwdzghjfIXSsqjwXObZX8ADyayUP5vdhBSNPZ7rRdvzKVYM409IZwksqRjAOvyJuCVJsKF85qq9p%2BaB699Dn4w25GUoaaV1q58eoUutPzVjrfLi9UVYJyivaB%2BUXGOhzDQExWHCVBNwL0W6zP%2BrVLTJh0NXnRpwbkhaNmRBxCB47RBXXvQl%2BU5m39%2FgNGYCtp1ntoprOSgXUGtlpB9ju6fPDf4y3WMJICM%2Fq%2BAtkdbXb4XzjD59pEjFIRZGOI5V7XORTXA07KyBKBr6BQB3Wi7TAH9in%2BoomoGNERuiIoWYQscLH%2FDuiQmTBiDJrqSCKbLVcHr%2BWrnxhQ8NelSukB8Qx%2FLD5fiDpWjPBLO6X0ee7lY7O15BXG7OER%2FRj4x8nY1sf0Ndm2JVsCTynA6yz3WWPhAbmJ3H1uMDxHXXS%2B8ZiZLFUQB%2FtyQSR%2BOlg065AA%2FBCAZmime5BTL3i1gL7XGUCTQ%2FTzVGGNJBQ5Ktmwp3rBZQnBdpHEcS9FlnKtuWVG2yz60Hmts8mwwTqWZ6ZDssjD7nFmxih17hHi%2Fr2nDuFu7%2BI2s8vCTiaPh2EQc5qfz7SN8Ld%2F%2B8LkwPjaJQHPbDw13BmiGfB%2FDMpKZXkTfX43bdCPspNr21FZ3fnX1yktVNbIGH6UcOAnvw0GNJtzPw0Ks2p%2FfRLzQnnm7EEgSLametwHIRUVQ7C7TTnyNh9HuGPKbLv%2FyguOMr1vHAeDM6Xal6t3QsYc8I08ukQV1Sc%2BSkeLmmAEnj%2Fdski9LmvFhXZyI%2Fif2M2LenlhdihFqgYYX0jnbcZwFkqQqvQcJVHHC2VshNjIFEhqxXD6qwdcjQjfPa%2Fflm2JLNKnndvBb%2BrQ4OMfuGV7NSp%2B%2BXY%2F7cEEQJuCzdQp69cGMMKfrcIGOrABmG%2BLdOx3mnM%2BmualVsh473KB6Y6G624fooU3Wssv31rvlmLkcaEdPb51RnjVeGzoFeH%2FT%2FjhKFYMdL7HqwbUr8U92XmttXs66lwIEQ9yajcXSv3CXIuFkrhWz0gpEL%2F%2BzHMR2Z2GmyVDePZ0FrSnEYg9B8Mqj0b6Ue14wNwqW0Cff7mxXo24M9I9VJ6tLqKoIw%2FPDVcr7Egsw%2BMUtgJrFdlIlkX1XnYTupp60vn8yT8%3D&X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Date=20250612T234606Z&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-Amz-Expires=300&X-Amz-Credential=ASIAQ3PHCVTYUDB3NCEG%2F20250612%2Fus-east-1%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&X-Amz-Signature=8d9478be06a313a1ed5bf54b91bc639884b569eed3bacf828d70f88da066f568&hash=a322edc7acf31fb51f641e6b7c3bda369717dc72c09d52d4185ee491a65dea31&host=68042c943591013ac2b2430a89b270f6af2c76d8dfd086a07176afe7c76c2c61&pii=S2214635020303750&tid=spdf-c14ddf7e-5941-4fae-9e8f-97463ceca35c&sid=7b11128791955045bc487c72607e2d8505b0gxrqa&type=client&tsoh=d3d3LnNjaWVuY2VkaXJlY3QuY29t&rh=d3d3LnNjaWVuY2VkaXJlY3QuY29t&ua=19045c54010050580553&rr=94ed39c3bc548450&cc=ca)
Considering what Bain Capital did to KB toy and hobby and Toys “R” Us, Republicans basically taking away toys from the rest of us is a major theme now.
Lots of reports about some new planet KB2 or some shit that may be inhabitable and twice the size of earth. What do you think the current mortgage rates are there?
https://youtu.be/0wjyaF8ut_E?si=B5KB-aXM0DObYBJi
Yea the finished the hiring, got a bunch of 20+ year olds and one that goes by the name “i negotiated for my salary, I promise” - grok3 was cool too. Released all my dreams were coming true 16bit 10KB games are now at my finger tips. 
There is no indication that these companies WILL go to RVSN. However, there is a ton of potential in marketshare that RVSN will take a portion of. If that portion is small, its still a huge win for rvsn. My thought would be there is limited competiton for RVSN, theyre backed by a massively successful rail company KB, and they offer a significantly more advanced solution to the problem of obstacle detection. They are poised to breakout when the funds are being allocated to newer technology.
How many KB of ram does my computor need Bill?
Ran the recent financial reports through AI, looks like there were additional payments and earn outs based on targets etc as part of the original deal. These look like they were based on pure revenue targets, rather than profit. I am assuming Kiepe hit these revenue targets, but did not reach profitability, and therefore has no $$ to pay It is also concerning they couldn't get funding anywhere else...I have sold my position for a loss as I think this is going poop / will be delisted > Yes, there were additional payments for the Kiepe Electric Group from Heramba and Heramba Holdings as part of the acquisition deal. Here's a breakdown: • Second Purchase Price: An amount of €15,000,000 was due to be paid within 30 business days of the submission of the audited 2023 consolidated financial statements of the Kiepe Electric Group, but no later than September 30, 2024, if the audited 2023 revenues equalled or exceeded €141,903,100. • Third Purchase Price: An additional amount of up to €9,500,000 was due to be paid within 30 business days of the submission of the audited 2024 consolidated financial statements of the Kiepe Electric Group, but no later than September 30, 2025, if the audited 2024 revenues exceeded certain thresholds. The amount is €9,500,000 if the audited 2024 revenues equal or exceed €190,961,200, and €7,000,000 if the audited 2024 revenues equal or exceed €164,916,680 but are less than €190,961,200. • WSW Earn-out: Up to €5,000,000 may be payable to KB GmbH as an additional purchase price related to the completion of the WSW Project (a project involving the design, construction, delivery and commissioning of a certain number of vehicles). • Additional Purchase Price: An amount of €5,000,000 was to be paid on the later of the date of the completion of the WSW Project and March 30, 2026. Also, Heramba and Heramba Holdings had the option to pay the 3rd Purchase Price and Optional Purchase Price, as applicable, in Holdco Ordinary Shares. The number of shares would be determined by dividing the purchase price by the twenty-day volume weighted average price of the Holdco Ordinary Shares immediately prior to the payment. These additional payments were earn-out arrangements, meaning they were contingent on the performance of Kiepe Electric Group or the completion of certain projectsq
[The reason for tariffs](https://youtu.be/4KB2xignE6c?si=kfMBwL0Ow55Cv1yw)
640KB ought to be enough for everybody.
"We used pencil" Deja Vu! #Sarcasm Boomers probably remember this urban myth about NASA spending $8M (of those times), on developing "space pen" that works in zero gravity. But sputnik missions were cheaper, better.. Puzzled, they ask, how do your astronauts write/ take notes in space? What pen do you use? How does it work? The Russians used pencil. Past 4 years - we've been under assumption that high-end chips are a **must** for any Gen-AI app. That started a bull run for NVDA, and the entire supply chain: TSMC, ASML, MU down to energy, AMAT. Now the core assumption is called into question. May be, 640 KB should be enough for gen-AI?
“640KB ought to be enough for everybody”
This is why we don’t have KB toys anymore.
For Anyone wondering what MicroStrategy is thinking, [listen to MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor’s podcast on Scott Gallow’s “Prof G Markets” podcast](https://youtu.be/GLs6CEsJp5s?si=KB8lPiegtl3dHG-E)
Here’s one https://youtu.be/8w_oqGhoNsY?si=9KB0IbOP7DjSnUai
Some reason you decided on screenshot instead of linking video? - https://youtu.be/n7Pwpxj3eQg?si=4RdHz_bqXO23KB0u
I found a Review of their tobacco VLN https://youtu.be/KB0tI4f8X60?si=_xXYEv0fStm_bzg0
There is so much more to AI than LLMs, but setting that aside... Virtually every major marketing and sales technology is making plays incorporating LLMs to do everything from content generation to call transcription and analysis, to analytical inferences. CRMs, ERPs and virtually any major database software is starting to incorporate LLMs to digest and summarize data to make it more readable and actionable. Virtually every SaaS company is reducing Customer Service overhead by frontlining an LLM chat bot. Many support software companies are starting to integrate LLM-based tools into their KB offerings. Starting as far back as 2014-15, Valve Software made their Support first response an LLM. most social and communication media transcription services are LLM driven, and large swathes of the data science space are now being powered by bots that ingest large volumes of data and spit out analytics on it. Right now it's best used with close oversight to minimize unreliable information, but it's definitely being used to drive productivity and efficiency and reduce overhead, all of which make money.
There's two reasons why it's a very stupid idea number one shorting the maximum you can make is assuming the company goes to zero so it's a finite return and the reality is in a blink of an eye you can have a CEO quit their job in a new CEO is installed by the board of directors and stocks Gap up case in point Starbucks. getting back to y in the current market conditions why it's asinine too Short home builders we are in a declining interest rate environment. The number one reason why home sales have slowed and home construction has slowed over the past year is because interest rates are high. Somebody who owns a house that's looking to upgrade to a larger house or move to a different location when interest rates have gone from a 3% mortgage to a seven and a half percent mortgage this reduces their ability to purchase a home of similar size because the interest the marginal cost that they're paying on their interest is significantly greater thus reducing the ability to buy a house of the same size. Because you have a reduction of people that are willing to give up such low interest rates that they're paying for much higher rates that are 100% higher in some instances Home building slowed down because people were not moving because people didn't want to surrender such low interest rates. Now that we're in a declining interest rate environment and the FED is supposed to cut rates going forward about 240 basis points total in the next 12 months including their 50 basis point cut that was done a week and a half ago.. sent interest rates are coming down housing starts which is construction will begin to accelerate because it takes about 4-6 months 9 months on average to construct a house sometimes more sometimes less depending upon the size customer features spec houses things like that. And the builders know when rates are falling people will move because they can get money cheaper which means they can come close to getting the same size house in a location where they now want to live. Because of this declining rate environment shorting a home builder right now is financial suicide and I know what happened to KB home so if you use that as an example you're looking backwards you're not looking forwards. This is my two cents choose to take some of it none of it all of it the choice is yours it's your money you earned it
[https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/harris-outlines-100-billion-manufacturing-plan-vowing-pragmatism-ideol-rcna172596](https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/harris-outlines-100-billion-manufacturing-plan-vowing-pragmatism-ideol-rcna172596) [https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/25/us/politics/harris-economic-speech-pro-business.html](https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/25/us/politics/harris-economic-speech-pro-business.html) [https://www.cnbc.com/2024/08/20/what-to-know-about-harris-affordable-housing-economic-proposals.html](https://www.cnbc.com/2024/08/20/what-to-know-about-harris-affordable-housing-economic-proposals.html) If you want more you can google them as easily as I can but here is a recap of what might expected impact of Kamala Harris' proposed $25,000 down payment assistance plan for homebuyers: 1. Increased demand: The plan is expected to boost demand for homes, particularly among first-time and first-generation homebuyers. It could potentially help over 4 million first-time buyers over 4 years to get significant down payment assistance. 2. Support for homebuilders: The increased demand could benefit homebuilders and the construction industry. Stocks of companies like D.R. Horton, Lennar Corp, and KB Home could potentially rise due to this proposal. 3. Addressing supply issues: The Harris campaign stated that this assistance would roll out once certain housing supply issues are sufficiently addressed, suggesting a focus on both demand and supply sides of the housing market. 4. Broader economic impact: The proposal could be seen as an injection into the real estate industry, potentially stimulating both supply and demand simultaneously. 5. Affordability concerns: While the plan aims to make homeownership more accessible, there are concerns about how it might affect overall home prices and affordability in the long term. 6. Implementation details: The proposal is likely to be in the form of direct monetary assistance rather than a tax credit, as the funds would be needed at closing. 7. Market confidence: The plan could give builders more confidence in demand for new homes, potentially encouraging increased construction of entry-level homes. 8. Potential stock market impacts: Besides homebuilders, this could affect related sectors like mortgage lenders, real estate services, and home improvement retailers. 9. Comparison to current policies: This plan expands on current proposals, offering more generous support and broader eligibility than existing programs.
Is KB home going to keep going down?
really missed out on those KB puts 
any KB Homes plays for AH earnings?
Most military hardware need negligible processing power. In many cases a 16KB embedded processor is overkill.
You're going to need to procedurally generate your entire game with 64KB of assembly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaK0-V9_7Hw (I haven't kept up with this scene and there might be way more impressive ones out there, this is just the first result for "64KB demo")
In the 1970s, exceptional engineers wrote software for the Voyager probes that could run on 250 kHz CPUs in 32K of total system memory, and they would go on to run for 47 years (and counting) and vastly increase our understanding of the solar system. In the 1980s, you could run a capable word processor in 640 KB of memory on a 4.77 MHz CPU. DOS usually ran reliably all day. In the 1990s, you could run a capable Windows 3.1 word processor in a few MB of memory on a 33 MHz 486 CPU. Just look out for blue screens. In the 2020s, you can run a capable Windows 11 word processor in a few GB of memory on a multi-core, 3 GHz CPU. And very soon, you're going to be able to dynamically generate an emoji of a frog in a cowboy outfit on the most sophisticated Apple smartphone every developed. I hate to say it, but we're going to need more than 20X processing improvement if we want to keep being able to do anything useful with our computers. Especially if AI is writing the code. 
As far as I understand, AMD published some sort of update integrated into Microsoft KB. I haven't looked at what exactly that entails since I don't use windows 11.
Next time use 'print screen' button on your KB, even boomers know it.
imagine buying a cookie cutter DR Horton, KB Home or some other trash paper house built from popsicle sticks and staples. Imagine.
Yeah as a PC gamer myself, I don’t think I’d ever invest an a peripherals company as it’s 100% a fad kind of market. Wooting is the KB company of the now but I’m sure they’ll fade off in popularity soon. Way too many cooks in that kitchen with razor (pun not intended) thin margins
Many are profitable. Ryder Systems, Boise Cascade, Air Lease, Mueller Industries, Thor, SM Energy, KB Home, Vishay…to name a few. That being said they are volatile! It’s a long term game with small caps.
Every new house construction uses cheap materials with poor workmanship for a reason. It saves them money and increases their profits. In my area, we have DR Horton, KB Homes, Merritage Homes, Lennar, Beazer, Taylor Morrison, etc. All of them use the same trash materials.
Engineer here. They’re not going anywhere. Play the dip, not the short. It wasn’t even a security breach. Someone fucked up by not testing and a 43KB sys file exposed them for that. If anything, they’ll be more stringent with their testing and releases going forward.
I already covered that. I'm not going to speculate until I see, at a minimum, the specific KB of the microsoft bug that they pushed, but the CEO of crowdstrike himself obviously doesn't see it like you, as he was even less apologetic than I expected I don't see what we gain by picking apart my choice of words in "technically", especially since I said *directly after* that they will have to take responsibility and maybe even lose clients I've been in this situation before, where a bad piece of kernel code caused software to fail. Often, clients would either be aware of that bad code beforehand and not have fixed it fast enough. In this case, either CRWD pushed the bad MS code themselves as part of a managed update system for endpoints, or they pushed a code update to Falcon that leveraged the existing bug. If the former, and a KB already exists for that bug, it is "technically" not their fault because microsoft told them about the bug and they didn't patch it fast enough In reality, customers don't care about technicalities, but it changes the tone of the conversation from "how can you fix your mess" to "how can we work together as partners to both do better next time". Being in the room for a few discussions like this, this is often how it goes
KB Home call buyers eating good.
KB Home call buyers eating good.
I am not so sure....I like to frame it a little differently - what is going on now is somewhat of a "euphoric" investor hype for something that is yet to come and not based on facts of the day. Other than smart marketing campaigns, drawing pictures, writing essays by copious amounts of "copying" and answering questions by leveraging the vast amount of data available all around us, I really ha ve not yet seen true "intelligence". What I have seen used to be called (not so long ago) machine learning and smart(er) heuristics. Intelligence is a lot more than that. The answers available today are a regurgitation of what the models have been trained with - nothing more than that. The "hype" right now is starting to price in the gains that would have been justified once the actual AI came. I also dont agree with the premise that demand for chips will die down - the demand for better, faster, smarter chips will always be there (at least that's what I think). Bill Gates had once said that there is no reason for a person to need more than 64KB of memory.
Here is what Ashok Elluswamy (Autopilot and AI Director at Telsa) said about Musk 2 days ago- >@elonmusk has been the key driver of AI and autonomy at Tesla. He has always pushed us to achieve great things, even when such ideas were seemingly impossible at the time. Some examples: Back in 2014, Autopilot started on a ridiculously tiny computer that only had ~384 KB of memory and puny compute (didn't even have native floating point arithmetic). He asked the engineering team to implement lane keeping, lane changing, longitudinal control for vehicles, curvature, etc. Many, even in the team, thought that the request was crazy. Nonetheless, he never gave up and pushed the team to achieve this very difficult goal. In 2015, beyond all odds, Tesla shipped the world's first Autopilot system. The second closest such product only came to market many years later. >In 2016, Tesla started doing all of the computer vision required for Autopilot in-house instead of depending on external vendors. Many people thought it was insane to bet the product on developing the vision system from scratch within a few months, which had taken other companies a decade or more. Yet, we achieved this target within eleven months. This was a strategically important move that started the development of a strong AI team at Tesla. Not only did he push for strong AI software, but also for powerful AI hardware. Tesla, which others thought was just a car company, was making custom silicon to run neural networks efficiently. This hardware that was originally designed in 2017, came to production in February 2019 and remains extremely competitive with hardware coming out to date. For reference, this five year old AI computer has roughly 8x the AI inference compute as the state-of-the-art Apple M3 chip. It is still able to run the latest end-to-end neural networks built on top of the latest AI technology. >He was the one who bet on vision and AI to solve autonomy instead of relying on sensor crutches and high-definition maps. For anyone who has experienced the latest versions of FSD, it might be obvious that it can see all the important things and drive the car based on pure vision. However, back in 2020 and earlier it wasn't obvious to most. In fact, many "experts" in the field ridiculed Tesla and Elon for these choices. We have proved them wrong by shipping supervised FSD to millions of cars and shown that with good AI software, the car is able to handle the complexities of city driving such as making turns, handling intersection, yielding to pedestrians etc., just by seeing outside. In fact, we even removed the radars and ultrasonics to just really focus on the heart of the problem, which is AI. Today, it's almost paradoxical that, Teslas have the least amount of raw sensors, yet have the most autonomous capability compared to any production car. Pulling off such a contrary bet was only possible because of his extreme conviction and deep understanding of this problem. >He kickstarted the work on humanoid robots at Tesla in 2021, again before any ChatGPT or other obvious examples of the rise of AI. Just like the vehicle autonomy, Optimus is also being developed to be competent, scalable, and cost-effective in order to widely serve the world. >I could go on, but plainly, Elon is critical for Tesla's success in AI. It is his combination of deep technical understanding, insane perseverance and relentless hard work that have positioned Tesla to be a leader in real-world AI. Elon's technical intuition to make these important decisions way before others see it is unmatched. If not for Elon's ambition, Tesla might have dwindled to become just another car company. In the future, fully autonomous cars and useful household robots will be common place and the world will think that this was how it was always supposed to be. Until then, we need Elon Musk to push the frontier, because he sees it already. I am torn. Do I take your opinion on Musk at value or one of the smartest engineers in the world. 🤔 If you need more validation of Musk read either biography done on him or the countless engineers (some that absolutely hate him personally for how he sometimes treats people) have to say about his intelligence and vision. It’s all the same story, dude is one of a kind visionary. https://x.com/aelluswamy/status/1799646232559899098?s=46&t=iuJBm7mc-lK-Yqjel2bVNA
yo KB! - posted by Ben himself on Twitter (LOL?): By Lauren Thomas (Wall Street Journal) -- Cannabis producer Green Thumb Industries has expressed interest in merging with Boston Beer, the maker of Sam Adams lager. Green Thumb Chief Executive Ben Kovler sent a letter to Boston Beer founder and Chairman Jim Koch on Sunday seeking to discuss a potential combination. In the letter, seen by The Wall Street Journal, Kovler outlined the potential benefits of a combination, including allowing Green Thumb -- currently listed in Canada and over-the-counter in the U.S. -- to be listed on a major U.S. exchange. It could also allow the beefed-up entity to innovate in categories including pre-rolled joints, edibles and drinks, and give it more power to pursue M&A, he said. The rationale The Journal reported late last week that Japanese whisky maker Suntory was in early talks for a possible Boston Beer acquisition. Boston Beer said in response that it remains "fully focused on our operations as an independent company and returning to our growth path." (Suntory said it wasn't in negotiations.) Kovler said he would be able to make a superior offer for Boston Beer, adding that young people are drinking less alcohol, while the U.S. cannabis market -- still working its way toward legalization for recreational use in many states -- is ballooning. "As we look at a future where this consumer trend continues to gain traction, I believe we have to be proactive versus reactive," he said. The context Boston Beer has a market capitalization of about $3.6 billion. The company's shares surged more than 20% on Friday on Suntory's interest. Green Thumb has a market capitalization of about $2.5 billion. A deal could be difficult to pull off, particularly given cannabis consumption remains illegal at the federal level in the U.S. (The Biden administration is seeking to reclassify marijuana as a less-dangerous drug.) Boston Beer has its own foothold in cannabis with a brand known as TeaPot, which makes cannabis-infused iced tea. It debuted in 2022 and is currently available in Canada. This wouldn't be the first marriage between cannabis and alcohol companies. Anheuser-Busch InBev last year sold a handful of beer and beverage brands, including Shock Top and Blue Point, to cannabis company Tilray Brands. The year prior, Tilray agreed to buy craft brewer and hard-seltzer maker Montauk Brewing. Boston Beer was founded in 1984 by Koch, whose voting control makes his signoff crucial for any transaction. Kovler founded Green Thumb, based in Chicago, in 2014. A self-described triple-cross between Jerry Garcia, Michael Jordan and Warren Buffett, he signed off his letter with a Grateful Dead quote: "Once in a while you get shone the light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right."
How was Gateway’s earnings? Or KB Toys?
Welcome to vulture capitalism. Happened to KB Toys, too, among many others.
Israelis went Kobe mode on Iran? Operation KB24 was a wild success. Bitcoin lower on the news?
KB homes, Vulcan Materials, Hubbell, and google.
[This video gives a pretty good overview.](https://youtu.be/Iiny1GrfhYM?si=KB-Z_QufcUGufbgf)
I have the Kyosho KB10L Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro 1/10 Scale Electric 4WD Truck, but yesterday i was using this cheaper one from amazon called HYPER GO H16BM 1/16 RTR. I’d prefer the dog doesnt eat the 500 dollar one lol
Man if we harnessed the mental ability in this thread we could open up an Olive Garden or KB toys or something
Puts on KB…trash builders. Will have weak guidance
Why the fuck is KB Home $70?
The only gymnastics is being like “herp derp average !!!11” which for Texas includes winners like Tyler Texas. Yea no shit house average is low in a state with mostly nothing in it. If we look at a place we all want to live, like Austin, it’s 509k. You want to go live in a KB home track house in a swamp outside of Houston for 350k- go be with god.
Can't believe weed's been legal for over 10 years around me and there's still some brands and whatnot that cost as much as what I was paying for KB in the black market days. Well at least concentrates are cheap as hell.
Although I agree with his sentiment, what idiot thinks that is 1.9GB or 120MB. He clearly got his metrics wrong. MB and KB perhaps.
The AI is based on the KB library. You only make tickets if there are no KB's to solve your issues.
Yes, I reside in it! No, I haven’t made the foundation repair. There are cracks on the tiles and KB is willing to replace some of the tiles as I have some left over but it won’t be enough to cover the tiles. That’s really the only way you can tell there’s a foundation issue on the house. It’s not bad and the tiles are huge. I hear the cracks are more prone on bigger tiles
A collection of information processing techniques and algorithms. This includes neural networks. In the case of neural networks, they are excellent to build up patterns and predict outputs similar to those trained on. What GPT does is predict what's the next most likely token (like word parts) given x KB of context. (Its context is polluted with instructions to make it write woke and polite.) It cannot reason. It's also not to be trusted with a customer, even if it's given an engineered prompt that says "you sell Chevy, you don't talk about other brands, etc". It does have its uses.
Dont let the bears get you down, its still an Irie Christmas. Theres all sorts of sales this time of year. 
Meh.. typical is a track home neighborhood where you can hand the salt to your neighbor from your kitchen window because they build the homes so close nowadays.. KB HOMES, LENNAR, DR HORTON, etc etc.. google almost any major metropolis and they are still building like crazy on the outskirts of any big city in the America..