NX

A3815

GDP = Consumption (C) + Investment (I) + Government Spending (G) + Net Exports (NX).  Seems to me if net exports is negative but the imported goods are entered into inventory the net impact on GDP is potentially zero. If the net exported goods is negative but those goods are consumed by entering into commerce at a mark up, the net effect on GDP is positive

yo_sup_dude

earnings being up factors in G, NX, I, and C

PMISeeker

This is just the start of a trend, I (investment) will be down heavily in the next quarters as no one will make capital expenditures if cost inputs and product pricing are both in flux. C (consumption) will be way down when the shelves are bare and good luck with NX when final assemblies cannot complete because of supply chain shocks. It’ll make America great again, for grifters.

Aravinda82

And next quarter, imports will drop and NX will normalize a bit but exports will drop also cuz of the trade wars. At the same time both investment and consumption will drop due to uncertainty, shortages, and higher prices incoming to drive GDP down further. Anyone expecting next quarter’s drop in imports to push GDP back up is in for a rude awakening.

legbreaker

Sounds like mainly investing might be down. NX up. Dollar down 10%. Could be enough to cause negative GDP.

Ninjapenguinart

What will be interesting in next quarter, assuming things stabilize, which they won't. C will be down. From the forecasts in their "crushing earnings", forecast Investment is down to conserve cash due to the unknown. G is staying down but it really didn't go down much. NX will be the wild card. I think it goes back to Q4 2024 numbers. With C and I down and the other two essentially flat, next quarters GDP will show negative growth. That's where we get into recession definition. I believe anyone with half a brain knows it's coming, but the market isn't priced in because the other half of the brain says anything can happen with this volatility. Once recession is official, in the words of the administration, drill baby drill.

OkLeave4687

The conversion of NX to inventory is not 1:1; China’s cancellation of soy beans resulted in a meaningful drop in the commodity price, other exports that are perishable will lose all value if they remain unsold. And since we decided to take on both friends and foes alike, we’ve alienated customers for American gods and services with our largest trading partners. The America brand has been harmed and it’ll be a long time before we earn back that trust. Recession risk is much higher now.

flaming_pope

Just did the math NX will have a 1.5T drop (annualized).

flaming_pope

C has a moderate increase with CPI. I and G have no significant change (even with doge) Which leaves NX as the remaining factor lowered greatly by tarrifs. The question is not a balancing act, tarrifs slaps on an additional 30% on imports, so the question is what the import export ratio was before. Lastly the magnitude of NX relative to C as a few million loss under NX, maybe easily offset by C’s increase. I think we rally, it’s oversold and the GDP won’t be nearly as bad as anticipated.

Christosconst

Does NX include tariffs

th36

No. GDP = C + I + G + (X-IM). With doge in effect and consumers holding back spending, CIG is likely to be lower. With high tariffs, X-IM will be higher if not for the fact that everyone and their grandma imposed retaliatory tariffs. Assume NX is unchanged. GDP will be lower.

QuantitySubject9129

A small correction - decrease in NX due to imports ahead of tariffs should theoretically be balanced by increases in inventories (which fall under Investments). However, in practice the data on inventories is harder to collect than data on imports or sales, which may underestimate GDP in this case.

MuffinCloud24

Y = C + I + G + NX Everything a country produces (Y, or GDP), is equal to the amount of C (consumption), plus I (investment), plus G (government expenditure), plus NX (net exports). Earnings may be up which will correspond to C, but government expenditure will be down with DOGE cuts and mass government layoffs, and NX will be negative as companies look to beat the tariffs (by importing significantly more than the United States exported). So one item may be larger, but two are smaller and likely has a net negative impact on GDP.

ThisTookSomeTime

Also the RAV4 and Lexus RX350/400h and NX250 in Cambridge and Woodstock in southern Ontario. The Corolla used to be made in Cambridge but they changed to RAV4s and now Lexus

Mission_Shopping_847

>Cananda makes....what cars? We might not have our own company, but whatever international manufacturer, American or otherwise, that makes vehicles here will have their vehicles tariffed if they are shipped to the US. >Chevrolet Silverado >BrightDrop Zevo 600 >BrightDrop Zevo 400 >Chrysler Pacifica >Chrysler Grand Caravan (Voyager in the U.S.) >Dodge Charger Daytona >Honda Civic (Sedan) >Honda CR-V >Honda CR-V Hybrid >Toyota RAV4 >Toyota RAV4 Hybrid >Lexus RX >Lexus NX Those are just retail autos. We also have manufacturers of commercial, industrial, and specialty vehicles of which there are many to list and I'm not sure about the tariff situation.

MeatOverRice

When I was a kid, I took my parent's credit card to buy myself $20 worth of MapleStory NX cash and it haunted me for a long time. Then there's OP. If you don't get at least 17 good lashes from your dad after this you haven't seriously learned your lesson

FightOnForUsc

Formula: GDP = C + I + G + NX C: Consumption (Private spending on goods and services by households) I: Investment (Business spending on capital goods and residential construction) G: Government Spending (Government purchases of goods and services) NX: Net Exports (Exports minus Imports) So if NX going to 0. Then it can’t keep dropping (because of imports) because there would be no more to drop. Though exports could also drop as retaliatory tariffs are put in place. But you still have C + I + G which should keep going up (though G might also drop)

U-DontKnowAccounting

I can’t believe people are this dumb, is this real? Are you all bots ? Am I the only one real here? Is this a simulation? You are comparing actual revenues “Expenditure” (C+I+G+NX) that is GDP with company valuations that imply forward looking cash flows that in the grand scheme of things represent a minority of us companies… ? … PLEASE TELL ME YOUR ARE TROLLING

nightman21721

This will effect the following makes and models. (Lol at the Silverado and the bevy of RAMs) Vehicles Made in Canada: Honda: CR-V Toyota: RAV4 Lexus: NX, RX Chrysler: Pacifica, Voyager (Grand Caravan) Dodge: Charger Daytona Ford: Edge, GT Chevrolet: Silverado Vehicles Made in Mexico: Audi: Q5 BMW: 2 Series Nissan: Sentra, Versa, Kicks Infiniti: QX50, QX55 Ford: Fusion, Lincoln MKZ Mazda: Mazda3, Mazda2 Volkswagen: Jetta, Tiguan, Taos Toyota: Tacoma Jeep: Compass Ram: ProMaster, 2500, 3500, 4500, 5500 Mercedes-Benz: GLB Hyundai: Tucson, Santa Fe Kia: K4 Chevrolet: Equinox EV Dodge: Journey Jeep: Cherokee Ram: 2500, 3500, 4500, 5500 Ram: ProMaster

vander_blanc

Well if it’s anything like Canada - to get a “made in Canada” sticker - up to 49 percent of the end product can come from anywhere else and be any level of completion. So likely that assembled in USA means the same. So expect to pay at least 25% more for 51% of that Camry or 12.5% more overall - assuming the parts ONLY cross the border once. Likely it’s at least twice - so ya- expect that made in/assembled in USA Camry to cost 25% more. Further, when a Camry shares its platform and drive train with the RAV4, Alphard, Avalon, Century, Crown (various models), Harrier, Highlander, Venza, Sienna, Lexus ES and LM and NX and RX and TX - some of those aren’t even sold in the US and the RAV4 gets a “made in Canada” sticker because the plant is here - where there’s your tell right there that that Camry is meeting the bare minimum requirements to get that made in USA designation.

Glad-Veterinarian365

In economics 101 they teach the formula for GDP which is C + I + G + NX. C stands for consumer spending. Most ppl already have almost no money while credit card debt is through the roof, car loan delinquencies are up, and tariffs are bringing costs to new heights. Also, tens of thousands of ppl just lost their jobs either directly from the federal government or indirectly through loss of federal grants or contracts I stands for investment. Trillions of dollars have outflows from USA and into European and Asian markets over the last month. Tariffs on building materials make project costs go way up which discourages new builds. Also, we are still transitioning from a period of low/no interest and anyone building something today could very well be competing against someone who locked in at a rate that’s 15-20 times better. G stands for government spending. This one should be obvious, since the new administration has a fetish for firings and contract cancellations. NX stands for net exports. This one is a bit trickier to know where it’s going but in a trade war I think that the chances of it going favorable are slim. All in all, things still looking pretty bleak for American GDP growth.

FeelTheRealBirdie

I made a post on r/insurance and i was playing around with the quote calculator on Progressive. Apparently the general consensus is that RAV4s are considered high risk due to its relatively lower cost of entry and the type of people that buys them. Was comparing a RAV4 vs a Lexus NX and the NX is cheaper by a mile

Hot_Frosting_7101

Where do you get that?  Accordingly, GDP is defined by the following formula: GDP = Consumption + Investment + Government Spending + Net Exports or more succinctly as GDP = C + I + G + NX https://www.britannica.com/money/gross-domestic-product

Leading_Form_8485

China time 

S_sands

Like i haven't done that. Lol Can't speak for robotics because I don't do robots. Unless it's for a crap engineer, this is all borderline worthless. Predictive maintenance might be useful. But I can't get the company to even allow an off the shelf formalbs printer onto the network, much less spend 100k putting IOT sensors in all out custom built PLC machines. //// Design & CAD 1. Autodesk Fusion 360 with Generative Design – Uses AI to optimize part designs based on material, weight, and strength constraints. 2. Siemens NX with AI-Driven CAD – AI-assisted modeling and generative design. 3. SolidWorks Design Assistant – AI-powered feature recognition and part design suggestions. Simulation & Analysis 4. ANSYS AI-Powered Simulations – AI accelerates finite element analysis (FEA) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). 5. Altair HyperWorks AI Tools – Uses machine learning to optimize structural, thermal, and fluid simulations. 6. COMSOL Multiphysics with AI Optimization – AI helps with multiphysics simulations and parameter tuning. Manufacturing & Automation 7. Siemens MindSphere – AI-driven predictive maintenance and industrial IoT analytics. 8. IBM Maximo – AI-powered asset performance monitoring and predictive maintenance. 9. Tulip – No-code AI-driven manufacturing process optimization. Machine Learning & Data Science for Engineering 10. MATLAB with AI/ML Toolboxes – Machine learning for predictive maintenance, control systems, and optimization. 11. Python (TensorFlow, PyTorch, SciKit-Learn) – AI for design optimization, fault detection, and automation. Robotics & Control Systems 12. ROS (Robot Operating System) with AI – AI-driven robotics and automation in mechanical systems. 13. NVIDIA Isaac Sim – AI simulation for robotic motion and automation. 14. LabVIEW with AI Modules – AI-driven control system tuning and automation. Failure Detection & Predictive Maintenance 15. Google AutoML or Azure Machine Learning – AI-driven failure prediction and anomaly detection in industrial systems. 16. Vibration & Acoustic AI (e.g., Augury, Presenso) – AI for detecting early mechanical failures through sound and vibration analysis. ////

Purpleprose180

It’s a good point, but currency changes enter the picture. Sophisticated hedging, nationalization of earnings and a measure of change. The-best way to think about it is to note how GDP is calculated: GDP = C + I + G + NX. C= consumption, I= investment; G= government spending and NX = Net exports. So, it does capture money earned from abroad.

_hiddenscout

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Embarrassed-Spell688

WHY QUANEX (NX) not doing anything AH? or is it just me?

Ok-Map-8202

NX calls ?

thotdocter

>Also the 30yr has never been over 11%. You win though bro. u/PlumbBobb Or... it has been and you're an idiot? https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=1C3NX

thotdocter

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=1C3NX Except you're a dumbass.

Pontif1cate

My 16 Camry Hybrid has 336k miles still going like a champ. I changed the regular battery but not the hybrid system one. Amazing. So I bought a 2015 Lexus NX200 with 154k miles for $15,000. Keeping both until 400k miles or more if I can.

namuan

Ok, Tracking these recommendations in a Google Sheet and setup a reminder to check back next year https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ti14jCFZmWEzYf_FxkefI8v-NX-7Y_-_biZIXC5wO2g/edit?usp=sharing Let me know if I missed any

RelevantPuns

1) No, the model doesn’t collapse. MicroStrategy weathered the last bear market from $70k down to $17k bitcoin absolutely unscathed. Still outperformed the rest of the stock market. Nonce of their bitcoin is encumbered or put up as collateral, and there is no price at which they would be forced to sell their Bitcoin. 2) A public company using share issuance and convertible bonds to acquire assets on the balance sheet is in no way, shape, or form a pyramid scheme. It doesn’t even rhyme. Just because many people don’t understand something doesn’t mean that something is bad. MicroStrategy has been fully transparent about every single action they take and are adding shareholder value in exactly the way shareholders want. They are also supplying the bond market with the only Bitcoin-backed bonds in the financial world, which are valued at a premium for good reason. No one is being taken advantage of here. 3) Before anyone makes any decisions one way or the other about an investment, it’s best to educate yourself and do your own research. This video series is a great place to start in understanding MicroStrategy’s business, their valuation, and their financial engineering. And this is third party analysis, not Michael Saylor’s words. MicroStrategy Deep Dive (Part 1) https://youtu.be/MrcZUWoGohI?si=AFGKKySfWIIAD2NX MicroStrategy Deep Dive (Part 2) https://youtu.be/CPwHBspFtZk?si=8Zrc7cKos1YllPQO MicroStrategy Deep Dive (Part 3) https://youtu.be/_FyeXjqpBhw?si=YLvjFh6jIGxmkkw1

FEMA_Camp_Survivor

NX = total value of imports - total value of exports = net imports

Environmental-Ad4090

GDP = C + I + G + NX not Net Imports

AppearanceLiving9059

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Choice_Tax_3032

2NX (because it’s cheaper than EQIX) RKLB RDW

ghostofwinter88

It depends on sector. Engineering - autodesk is big but it isnt really the leader. Fusion360/inventor/autocad, their 3 main cad platforms, have about 20-30% market share. Solidworks is the big kahuna here, and by itself has about 30-40% market share. NX, creo, and catia together have about 15-20%. Thing is, most big companies do not use autodesk. Smaller companies yea, but industries like automotive, aero and medical all gravitate toward NX, catia, and creo, simply because they manage huge assemblies better than autodesk. Switching costs- no not really. Once you know one you can get around to the other quite quickly. I was trained on solidworks and picked up fusion 360 in a few weeks. I can do creo as well, but not as good. Autodesk has been pushing fusion 360 hard and it has eaten into solidwork's space but i feel it will never get very far in industry with their cloud setup. In architecture, autocad and revit are indeed the standard. In 3d graphics, theres maya and 3dsmax, but they are nowhere as dominant here, lots of alternatives. I think they are a good company but nowhere as dominant or with a moat as strong as microsoft.

OtisB

that was one of the reasons I started to shy away from Nutanix. with the NX hardware their support was fantastic. Once they involved Dell and HP, my overall interest declined rapidly. If I wanted Dell or HP, I'd buy them. Nutanix's software isn't that much better than their competitors that I'm willing to suffer through HP support to have it. It was the integrated sw/hw platform that I was interested in. I told them as much, but of course when you only buy 4 nodes per year, your opinion doesn't matter.

OtisB

About a year ago I talked with a nutanix rep about their hardware platforms, and he stated that the org was pushing more towards the Dell and HP hardware platforms and focusing less on the NX hardware line made by supermicro. I asked why and he didn't really give an answer. I suspect that the big players have known about this kind of thing for a long time and that SMC is going to be hurting in the future if they can't maintain those big partnerships.

Running_OutOfTime

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kiwimancy

"Behave like a growth stock" does not mean a stock has high volatility or outstanding returns or positive returns. It means it correlates to other growth stocks which are companies which have experienced relatively high revenue growth in recent years and similar metrics. GOOG is such a stock. (As measured with monthly fama french factors over the past five years [on portfoliovisualizer](https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/factor-analysis?s=y&sl=5g9TZCzpJTtgxta2NX5Md1)), it is not nearly as much of a growth stock as NVDA and a bit lower than MSFT, but it still has significant loading on growth.

Flawless_Tpyo

NX Filtration. Small cap NL stock. Lost a lot of valuation due to financial distress as well as capped production. They diluted shares, gotten loans and are in the process of building a new factory to increase production. Product being water filters with hollow fiber nano filtration membranes. They are getting orders now around the world but time will tell if this is my best or worst pick.

FoldItBackandSlapIt

IWM telling the real story. SPY and NX running because of 3 companies.

TheBakerification

Have you?  https://youtube.com/watch?v=8MVZdS18NX8

derprondo

Interestingly I saw that the Forester was rated to be more reliable than the RAV4, which is pretty surprising. So I was going to get my wife a Lexus NX, but they made the rear much smaller than the RAV4, so now we’re looking at the forester.

bro-guy

Remember the nintendo NX? Same thing here lol. My guess is that it would be a new platform but who knows

TheNathanNS

> The Switch 2 is not even announced yet. Nobody knows what it will be, exactly. To piggy back off this, remember before the Nintendo Switch, the next console was called "Nintendo NX".

delighted

GDP = C + I + G + NX baby!!

Powerful-Call5148

NVDA DD Listen up. Just bought 10 of the Jetson Orin NX 16GB hand-size edge computing monsters, to run a summer course for super rich kids on AI. Turned one into a robot that speaks 10 languages, and never goes to the server. All large language model like llama and specifically Mistral 7B Instruct, are running like lighting on the edge. $1000 for NVDA is a fucking joke. The TAM can't even be computed yet. Use cases have no end. NVDA to $5000 just for starters... That is all.

istockusername

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Prestigious-Toe8622

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Frequent-Length-9966

[Sigh](https://youtu.be/kAAlEoLRuTA?si=NX0_O1ui2B095TrJ)

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FreshlyCleanedLinens

Exactly. GDP = C + I + G + NX

LouSanous

Buy big companies. GDP=C+I+G+NX where G is government expenditure. You can grow the economy without growing the money supply. The larger the money supply the greater the absolute amount needs to change in order to have the same percentage difference. If M2 is 5T and govt spends 1T, that's a 20% expansion and you should be concerned. If M2 is 20T and govt spends 2T, that's only 10%, but still double the absolute value of the first scenario. At the end of 2022 (or maybe 2021) the US had wiped out 98T in debt. Understand that they can do that whenever they want. This isn't the problem people make it out to be. It's a problem of an entirely different nature though. Namely, these huge outlays of cash in the form of interest payments on the debt serve to further exacerbate wealth inequality, as most of that money flows into the hands of people that have spare money to tie up in bonds. In the short run, these outlays should increase GDP and ultimately find their way into stocks. In the long run, the US economy is so top-heavy that something major is on the horizon, I don't know what, but it can't keep functioning in this way for too long before it suffers a huge crash. With all of the other headwinds (geopolitical, environmental, at a minimum) I would expect this to be severe in its implications.

Majestic_Fox_428

Easy to have the best selling car when they only make 4 models to choose from. If Toyota didn't make the Venza, Corolla Cross, Highlander, Grand Highlander, C-HR, BZ4X, NX, UX, TX, GX, RZ, etc then the Rav4 would easily be the best selling car.

Mr_Peaches_

From Econ 101, GDP = C + G + I + NX This graph shows just the C component. There is no inconsistency.

Ziplock13

The "G" in the GDP Mix (i.e., C + I + *G* + NX) is growing, hence the gap between GDP and GDI. This is not typically a good thing. I had to add the equation because someone would add in that the "G" Means _Growth_ not government.

Say_no_to_doritos

I have a Lexus NX (hybrid) and these morons literally replaced the spare tire compartment with a car battery and call it a hybrid. Great move Toyota.

Technical_Ad_4894

Honestly reminds me of the triangle car from world if tomorrow 2. https://images.app.goo.gl/vR58YJkNxtKt95NX9

dinglebarrybonds

Is the NX like a little smaller RX?

Food_Travel_Tech

RAV4 HYBRID PRIME OR LEXUS NX350h?

Wonko-D-Sane

Go move to Canada if you think that stupidity works. (Or as the guy that got down-voted suggested... Venezuela) A real example 180k/yr in Ontario the Federal + Provincial rate is 53.5% + 13% sales tax after that. Now capital gains are taxed a bit more favourably there, so basically idiots who think taxing income is a good idea basically discourage people from working. After several years looking at my annual filings and staring in disgust at the "total tax paid" bill that alone exceeded 95% of people's incomes I just kept thinking "WTF". All the while the "free" healthcare was imploding around me, and after 10 years without a family physician (living in literally the country's largest city), and all sorts of bullshit where my kids were basically denied access to education because the doctors were told to act like pussies or the government will suspend their licences, I had enough. You can imagine you are so fiscally progressive and smart by trying to regress and repeat the same old bullshit that fuels class warfare, or you can read a book and follow current affairs to see that what you are suggesting simply doesn't work and is used to trick you to give up your livelihood. If you wan't to fight inflation, you get rid of inflationary actors like the government Reduce government and its spending and you reduce GDP growth. Shrinking the service sector industries is also effective. Only finally do you start clawing back on investment. If you blanket reduce access to capital and investment in productivity gaining endeavours like infrastructure, education, and technology goes down then you end up with a country of underequipped morons (see Canada) that can do nothing but be middlemen and end up like the [Golgafrinchans in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy](https://hitchhikers.fandom.com/wiki/Golgafrinchans) GDP = Consumption + Investment + Government Spending + Net Exports GDP = C + I + G + NX the G in there can just fuck up numbers willy nilly because it has infinite access to money by enslaving your children and their children. The only reason why smooth brained apes push for taxes is so that this G isn't in deficit spending and generating debt, and eventually it gets so stupid that the cost of servicing the debt becomes the entire budget, so they need to "raise the debt ceiling" (or whatever your local's bureaucracy bullshit is for stealing more from the future) At the end of the day, there isn't enough M1 to cover all the M2

FighterUN

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LovingNatureBea

I was given a 2006 honda civic by my uncle. has saved me so much money over the past 5-6 years. want to buy another car because I have no debt, great credit, good assets, and $100k+ salary. still cannot pull myself to buy a Toyota rav4, for $30-36k, or a highlander for $37-43k, or a lexus NX for $40-47k. Even though these cars will last for years, i just cannot imagine having car payment. even $500 car payment a month is insane to me just don't get it. I can afford to purchase and finance 3-4 brand new cars that are like $40-60k each and never drive them.. and i still don't want to buy a car but will probably end up with a Toyota or lexus, just can't bring myself to put this much into a car. there is always the used car route but even these prices are high for used cars.

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CMMGUY1

Both. And Cmm manager, and MCOSMOS (which sucks), and Siemens NX CMM ( which sucks even more). Are you a fellow demon user?

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>Learn more about Governor Bowman: [federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/bi…](https://t.co/tWe5lT37NX) ^Federal ^Reserve ^[@federalreserve](http://twitter.com/federalreserve) ^at ^2023-03-03 ^15:03:22 ^EST-0500

DaggumTarHeels

The Rav4 Hybrid/Prime are the most reliable cars Toyota has made in a long time. That ECVT (planetary gearset, not band and pulley) will last forever. And it's paired with an understressed 2.5 naturally-aspirated I4. Those or their lexus counterparts (NX350h/NX450h+) should be set for 250K+ miles easily.

SocialSuicideSquad

Lemme take a looksie real quick annnnndddd.... 🤢 🤢 🤮 #THIS MAN DOESN'T USE NX, HE'S A SOLIDWORKER

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>Learn more about Governor Bowman: [federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/bi…](https://t.co/tWe5lT37NX) ^Federal ^Reserve ^[@federalreserve](http://twitter.com/federalreserve) ^at ^2023-02-15 ^11:01:51 ^EST-0500

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JakeTappersCat

[US judge orders Boeing to be arraigned on MAX fraud charge, invalidating the US DOJ's prior deferred prosecution arrangement and opening the door to criminal charges for the company and its executives](https://www.reuters.com/article/boeing-737-max-idCAKBN2TY1NX?utm_source=reddit.com)

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anygal

Their EV market share in more matured EV markets (Europe and China) are shrinking for over a year now, month by month. The competition catched up. Their 'self driving' beta is also getting old, just look up EuroNCAP, there are 15 cars with over 90% scores, sure, the top 2 is Tesla but they are nowhere as ahead as most people that owns a Tesla thinks. A New Nissan Ariya, Lexus NX, Subaru Solterra, Toyota Bz4x, or Mercedes Benz can all do what the Tesla cars FSD beta can, they just don't call their features full self-driving, because... It isn't it. It is driving assist.

Picollini

Lexus NX Plug-in has the same.

ninkorn

There are like at least 8 different households driving a new Lexus UX or NX or RX in my neighborhood. Did Lexus have sale or something? 🤔

ninkorn

There are like at least 8 different households driving a new Lexus UX or NX in my neighborhood. Did Lexus have sale or something? 🤔

PassiveF1st

I mean sure, this take is applicable most of the time. My wife wanted a Tesla but Elon talked her out of it with his bullshit trolling and a few recalls didn't help either. She's about to get a Lexus NX instead. Not all electric but oh well.

G_Unit_Solider

I ordered door dash yesterday and today I was clearing up some of my front floodlight camera notifications I notice a brand new Lexus SUV in a frame so I’m like who’s that? Look at the capture it’s my door dash driver in a brand new Lexus NX. I make far more than a DD driver let’s just put it that way and I drive a 2020 Mazda cx-5. I actually budget and save 60% of my income every paycheck this person on the average DD wage in my state is hitting around 50% of their monthly income to car ins and car payments.

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LouSanous

GDP = C+I+G+NX where G = net govt expenditure. The more the government spends, the better the economy does. Since the govt injected trillions in direct stimulus, the GDP growth numbers for 2021 were insanely good; the highest in 38 years. 2020 was negative, but a large part of that was the initial uncertainty of the pandemic and the lockdowns. >The more the government spends, the better the economy does. To qualify that statement, the only limitation that exists is that once your economy hits capacity - full employment and factory utilization- additional spending will begin to start bidding workers wages higher. Until that point though, it doesn't matter. It's not a negative and it should be viewed as a good thing.

LouSanous

Powell is a moron and a lawyer. He doesn't seem to understand what he is doing and he's making inflation worse, not better. Rate hikes do two things: 1. They raise the general price level. The cost of credit is reflected in the cost of all goods and services and 2. They ultimately pump MORE money into the system. All those bonds out there must be paid by the Fed. The all $30T worth. You raise the rate by 2%, now you are paying an additional $600 billion into the economy per year. Every basis point is $300 billion more. From Feb to now, the Fed has guaranteed that total govt expenditures will be up $900 billion per year (3% policy rate hike). That $1.5T deficit cut Biden stupidly brags about? Yeah, it's now just $600B. The problem with the Fed doing it vs congressional appropriations is that Congress can direct WHERE that money goes. The Fed, on the other hand, pays the money to whoever holds bonds. That means it goes to the wealthiest Americans and $2B is handed over to China and so on. If they kept the rates exactly where they were in Feb at 0.08% AND Congress appropriated the estimated $252B to make all college and universities free, the prices of goods would be lower, college would be free for everyone and we would still be spending $648B less per year. The fact that nobody seems to understand this is crazy to me. This is actually very bullish though, because GDP = C+G+I+NX, where G = NET GOVT EXPENDITURE. Fuck. Everyone that rallies on about cutting the deficit is talking about taking money out of the non-govt sector, which is the same exact thing as lowering GDP. High govt expenditure is always bullish.

IAmInTheBasement

Think beyond EV. Why are people so laser focused and think that EV competes with EV and that's IT? EV competes with ICE and EV alike within the same design segment. And it always has. Model Y competes with Acura RDX and Lexus NX just for an example. Model 3 competes with SEDANS, regardless of their powetrain. Cybertruck will compete not just with Lightning and R1T but also an ICE Silverado and Tundra.

Wonko-D-Sane

Can't be in a recession as long as you have a central bank and a government that doesn't want one AND you happen to be the baseline reserve currency that all other GDP is calculated in. No matter how poor your citizens are and how low your consumer spending is, no matter how shitty capital asset markets are, and no matter how unproductive your workforce is and lack of exports... your government can just borrow more from its own central bank to create the missing money and make GDP look like it is not falling. Keynes 101 GDP = C+I+G+NX C = the amount of spending on the consumption of goods and services by the consumer I = the total amount of spending on the investments in the capital assets by the private sector and the government. G = Spending of the government on the infrastructures to boost the country’s economy. NX = Net exports of the country

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Always_Late_Lately

I am having too much fun with this AI art generator /u/jinpiss adventures: https://ibb.co/album/KNg9My i'm sure you see what I'm going for here, not quite there yet: https://ibb.co/album/jvk7NX

Vast_Cricket

Recession: It is a period of temporary economic decline during which trade and industrial activity are reduced, generally identified by a fall in GDP in two (2) successive quarters. GDP: Consumption + Investment + Government Spending + Net Exports GDP = C + I + G + NX consumption (C) represents private-consumption expenditures by households and nonprofit organizations, Investment (I) refers to business expenditures. Google, Meta, Apple, Microsft are all trying to cut costs stop hiring or cutback project in anticipating for a slower growth in 2023. Sometimes by announcing cut backs and layoff scan stimulate the stock prices. Earnings during recession often are poorer causing stocks to fall further. These stocks already took a hit while their earnings are still solid in 2022.

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Vast_Cricket

Good question. GDP formulae consists of the following terms: GDP = C + I + G + NX where consumption (C) represents private-consumption expenditures by households and nonprofit organizations, investment (I) refers to business expenditures by businesses and home purchases by households, government spending (G) denotes expenditures on goods and services by the government, and net exports (NX) represents a nation’s exports minus its imports. No, the deficit is unsustainable. Many countries just claim default to write off these deficit . Deficits, which are financed by government borrowing, are not inherently inflationary: Whether they push up prices hinges on the economic environment as well as the nature of the spending or cutback in revenue that created the budget shortfall. Policies that reduce the deficit could be inflationary. This part is difficult to envision not being a specialist in the subject. The deficit is often deferred. But most Americans spend more than they take in. Peridically write off or ask forgiveness if there is a program. Many countries just default on loans borrowed from America and allow investors to deal with it. Bac often lends to foreign countries with poor rating and absorb the loss by others.

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foadsf

I would like to emphasize the differences between a hardware supplier and a software one. Hardware is much easier to replicate or reverse engineer. That's not the case for a software. I'm not in the telecom industry but I assume most of the communication protocols are standardized and openly/commercially available. That's not the case for NX/Teamcenter. When you develop something in NX/SolidWorks/CATIA... there is almost zero chance that you can take it out parametrically.

Hygro

GDP is C + I + G + NX C is people I is business G is government NX is imports/exports. G went down by trillions as the extra covid spending was ended. However, so much money was already in the system and employment at maximum, that we are seeing an accounting reduction in GDP without (yet?) a reduction in actual economic output.

GTATurbo

Do you know how GDP works? WTF are you even talking about? GDP = C + G + I + NX. “C” is the consumer spending. “G” is the total amount of government spending. “I” is the sum of all the country’s businesses spending on capital. “NX” is the country’s total net exports. Please explain to me how that can possibly be a negative number. SMH.

OB1KNO3

Yea I'm seeing bullish momentum too https://twitter.com/OB1KNO3/status/1552382423677149189?t=iwDdjnSzjY13NX3h0oLS_w&s=19