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I've tried to short SOC in the past, then let it go. Fucking timing
Did SOC ceo murder children on live television or something?
How fck am I with my SOC shares?
Any idea what was discussed in SOC’s conference call this morning? The stock has dropped 25% today
SOC absolutely gotten wrecked in less than a month
Not checked the SOC ticker since the 18th july. Sure hope it's doing well.
Yeah and I have calls in SOC because this admin was supposed to be pro oil
u guys see this phil mickelson $SOC shit? hilarious, he's literally just a retarded ape
From ChatGPT: "Coinbase’s high fees are sustained by **trust, regulation, and convenience**, which became far more valuable after the 2022-2023 exchange collapses (FTX, Celsius, Voyager, BlockFi, etc.). Here’s the breakdown: # 1️⃣ Perceived safety and regulatory clarity * Coinbase is a **publicly listed U.S. company (NASDAQ: COIN)**, subject to SEC reporting, PCAOB audits, and U.S. GAAP. * Customer assets are **segregated** and held 1:1 (not rehypothecated). * It’s one of the few exchanges that **hasn’t had a major hack, insolvency, or freeze event** in over a decade. * U.S. users value this regulatory perimeter: FDIC-linked fiat accounts, SOC 2 compliance, and legal recourse in U.S. courts. → This “trust premium” is worth paying for, especially post-FTX. # 2️⃣ Ease of use and fiat access * Instant ACH/credit card purchases, simple interface, auto tax reporting, and broad integrations (PayPal, Apple Pay, etc.). * Kraken or Gemini are slightly less polished, and Binance US has reduced fiat rails and limited availability in some states. * Retail users are less fee-sensitive when the UI and on-ramp are seamless. # 3️⃣ Reputation risk after FTX * After FTX blew up, even experienced traders migrated to platforms with **transparent audits and legal entities in the U.S.** * Binance (and Binance US) suffered reputational spillover and regulatory crackdowns; Gemini faced its Earn-program lawsuit. * Coinbase became the **default “safe harbor”** for Americans who don’t want to risk frozen accounts or opaque offshore custody. # 4️⃣ Psychology and inertia * For small U.S. investors, a few dollars of extra fees per trade feels trivial compared to the peace of mind of “Coinbase is safe.” * People rarely move platforms once KYC, bank links, and portfolios are set up. " I agree
Their TPUs are used internally very heavy, Not just for Gemini but also for services. They have like 7 generations of the product and it gives them the most efficient and lowest cost per inference. In regards to mobile SOC, they are not in to create the fastest one. They are not competing with other OEMs on that. Their goal is to make the phones which leverages vanilla Android experience and enhance photography via processing. Its debatable if they have succeeded on that front. They were the 1st to do Night sight and now do many things via AI very well with their latest flagship phone.
There's also an important thing to keep in mind that SpaceX would probably not cooperate with such a company. Most bigger companies require certain compliance... like SOC2 etc. And I highly doubt these scammers have anything. Glad to know I'm not the only one! It's really hard looking at the X feed filled to the brim with posts about this stock skyrocketing.
People trading SOC, are you okay? Got burned on puts. This thing is swinging like crazy.
There's some really good long form write-ups on Substack if you want to learn about the industry and the players. I'm long NE. They pay a dividend, but I own it in a tax advantaged account so I'm fine with that. Helps if I have to hold a year or two before I see other gains. They recently did an acquisition so there's not much chance of another, which I like. Management is highly regarded, so there's less downside risk, but probably lower upside (though I still think 3-4x is reasonable over the cycle ). VAL is popular, but there's a big risk right now of management making a.stupid acquisition instead of buying back shares. If not, it's probably got more upside than NE. RIG, SOC are so e other popular names. Any good writer will cover a breadth of the names.
WallStreetBets is currently buzzing about President Trump’s executive order declaring a national energy emergency, which aims to override California’s stringent climate policies and expedite offshore oil drilling, significantly impacting companies like Sable Offshore Corp. (SOC). 
Down 50% YTD… judge blocked the pipeline restart (for now)… Are you still following the SOC story? Amazing time to buy at $11.75… or is the play dead?
if i were to buy SOC shares, what sort of catalyst might see the Stock recover? Some sort of Burgum/Trump intervention? Would that even matter?
Hey Zooomr, You going to give us another update on your SOC play or what? https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1i6v4hc/soc_trumps_executive_order_just_turned_california/
He’s like “SOC is gay. Everyone thinks it’s the gayest stock around. I said, I don’t think it’s that gay but some smart people say it is. I don’t know.”
I'm thinking $SOC, no analysis or anything, just a gut feeling
Moss Landing was a rare bird. Firstly, the NMC chemistry they used is quickly falling out of favor for the current flavor of LFP which will further give way to even more advanced chemistries that have cheaper and safer characteristics. The Moss Landing ccgt peaker plant was a strong candidate for utility scale BESS co-location because when the peaker was operating power would be wildly cheap and the now full SOC batteries could operate instead of the plant the next time the gid was having a capacity event. The BESS would also perform grid ancillary services for power quality, etc. Moving forward, utilities are mainly looking to place utility-scale BESS in places with major power fluctuations due to the duck curve and/or lacking transmission. The proliferation of stand alone storage would be even greater if the batteries were not coming from Chyna and the fire community / greater community wasn't terrified of batteries. The changing chemistries and domestic manufacturing arm will change this and give the US at least a long-shot horse chance in supplying core AI infrastructure over the near term.
But this isn't a merger. There won't be the danger of culture clash that a merger would bring. This is Nvidia making an investment into Intel and allowing Intel to use their IP in Intel SOCs (and I'm pretty sure Nvidia gets a royalty on each Intel/Nvidia SOC that's sold). Really, this still keeps a lot of distance between Nvidia and Intel. This is a bit more like how Microsoft invested in Apple in the mid-90s to keep Apple afloat.
I'm guessing that Nvidia gets a royalty for every GPU that's incorporated into an Intel SOC - that's usually how these kinds of deals work.
Not everything is related to Trump. Look at the deal in technical terms. This actually sounds bad for AMD. Nvidia said Intel will make a custom CPU to go with Nvidia’s AI GPUs that uses NVLink. NVLink is: “a high-speed, direct connection technology developed by NVIDIA that allows multiple GPUs to communicate with each other and with the CPU at extremely high bandwidths, bypassing the slower PCIe bus. This significantly increases performance for demanding applications like artificial intelligence and high-performance computing by enabling larger models to run across several GPUs with lower latency and more unified memory. It is a crucial component in modern supercomputing and AI data centers, allowing for the scaling of complex models and workloads far beyond the capabilities of single-GPU systems.” Nvidia said this will make Nvidia a major Intel customer. This seems to indicate that any companies buying Nvidia Blackwell GPUs will also be buying Intel CPUs, which means Intel will finally be cashing in on the AI hype. It also means Intel will have a moat and increase market share in the data center market. AMD won’t have an NVLink CPU to compete. Nvidia and Intel will also cooperate to make a system on chip (SOC) for consumer laptops, which is something that currently isn’t being done.
Nvidia said Intel will make a custom CPU to go with Nvidia’s AI GPUs that uses NVLink. NVLink is: “a high-speed, direct connection technology developed by NVIDIA that allows multiple GPUs to communicate with each other and with the CPU at extremely high bandwidths, bypassing the slower PCIe bus. This significantly increases performance for demanding applications like artificial intelligence and high-performance computing by enabling larger models to run across several GPUs with lower latency and more unified memory. It is a crucial component in modern supercomputing and AI data centers, allowing for the scaling of complex models and workloads far beyond the capabilities of single-GPU systems.” Nvidia said this will make Nvidia a major Intel customer. This seems to indicate that any companies buying Nvidia Blackwell GPUs will also be buying Intel CPUs, which means Intel will finally be cashing in on the AI hype. It also means Intel will have a moat and increase market share in the data center market. AMD won’t have an NVLink CPU to compete. Nvidia and Intel will also cooperate to make a system on chip (SOC) for consumer laptops, which is something that currently isn’t being done.
Not everything has to be related to Trump. Try to look at the deal in technical terms and you will realize Nvidia is after x86 in-ways for its AI accelerators. It actually sounds bad for AMD. Nvidia said Intel will make a custom CPU to go with Nvidia’s AI GPUs that uses NVLink. NVLink is: “a high-speed, direct connection technology developed by NVIDIA that allows multiple GPUs to communicate with each other and with the CPU at extremely high bandwidths, bypassing the slower PCIe bus. This significantly increases performance for demanding applications like artificial intelligence and high-performance computing by enabling larger models to run across several GPUs with lower latency and more unified memory. It is a crucial component in modern supercomputing and AI data centers, allowing for the scaling of complex models and workloads far beyond the capabilities of single-GPU systems.” Nvidia said this will make Nvidia a major Intel customer. This seems to indicate that any companies buying Nvidia Blackwell GPUs will also be buying Intel CPUs, which means Intel will finally be cashing in on the AI hype. It also means Intel will have a moat and increase market share in the data center market. AMD won’t have an NVLink CPU to compete. Nvidia and Intel will also cooperate to make a system on chip (SOC) for consumer laptops, which is something that currently isn’t being done.
The fuck just happened with Sable SOC?
I'm mostly in bonds (SGOV) at the moment since most companies are overvalued. There's some good speculative plays in mining/metals, but most of these companies have had a big run-up and don't have much revenue (UUUU, UURAF, DNN, ABAT). I have some GOOG and ASTS leaps. SOC is reopening their offshore oil rig soon and should see a big jump when they do. It's also down today
The real story here is CNSide already being SOC and rolling out nationwide in 2026. Its go time for Plus.It’s big bucks like it or not! You cant argue with the numbers can you?
I totally agree. I have been follwing the stock for a while and are in again at around USD 6,8. Remember this stock was almost USD 300 back in 2016 (no split😅). New management have been working on a turnaround plan that now starts to work. At the CC in august 25 they have some comments about dobble digit revenue growth in Q4 25 and beyond. In their international business and business to business US they are growing double digit. Its their direct to consumer business that have had negative growth for 10-12 quarters. That segment now starts to stabilize according to the CC. Also recently they have introduced Voxi 5 a stationary oxygen inhalator. This segment (SOC) they have not been in before as they have focused on The POC market ( portable). The SOC market is much bigger. Their balancesheet are very healthy with a cash position of USD 124 mio. (Market cap USD 215 m). Inogen can easily run 3-5x if they start to show decent growth which I believe will start around Q4 25.
ARM will be an 18A customer. They posted a video about an ARM SOC a few days ago, but removed it for some reason.. Reference: https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/1mqekrb/intel_foundrys_non_x86_reference_soc_on_intel_18a/
The bigger problem for me with Intel is two fold. The fab situation is bad, they can't get yields and they dragged ASML down. In this scenario, any Trump backed bailout is going to end up being a check to ASML. Their High NA EUV machines cost $400m each and each fab needs 2-3. My second problem is what is left of Intel today. They sold of big parts of their business, like memory, and getting away from networking, FPGA. So they've slimmed down their business, fired people, done a lot worse and have lost IP. And that's an even bigger problem for me. They aren't building, they're breaking their business apart. And they sold everything that could help them make a proper SOC. So they're confined to what they always sold which is an x86 processor. And in Datacenters, x86 is more power consuming. If you start putting your TCO hat on, you're gonna find out ARM processors are way more efficient from a power perspective and from the amount of work you're gonna get done. When we are faced with building Datacenters requiring many gigawatts of power, Intel is where you start making cuts. And Nvidia is actively replacing all their CPU pairings with ARM Grace CPUs. So now that we're starting to do some real math here...every 1 GW power requirement for a Datacenter is translating to a $50b opportunity for Nvidia (reference Vivek Arya/BofA Global securties). So what do I see knowing this ...Datacenter processors cost $15k from Intel and they're about to have their lunch eaten on x86 Datacenter processors. Long term, I see Intel splitting into two, x86 license and remaining IP will be sold off to Qualcomm (my prediction) or Texas Instruments. Qualcomm loves IP licensing. The fabs..I don't know.
Then their company gets wrecked when their IT infrastructure gets bricked from ransomware delivered via a CVE they didn't patch because they weren't using the best practices the insurance company demanded in order to cover them. The manager gets fired with a golden parachute, but the board and the shareholders DO care about risk. What's more, if they have the best software using AI for detection/mitigation/patching, they can hire a couple dudes in an SOC instead of 100 IT analysts working tickets. It's an efficiency driver, not a cost center.
I can tell you that automobiles and other complex devices contain a huge mixture of parts from all over the world. Semiconductors includes not just MPUs but MCUs, DSPs, SOC's, ASICS, FPGAs, and, of course, our friendly old memory devices. Companies like Renesas and ST microelectronics and TSMC are going to get hit. So everyone's going to be promising that they'll bring back shit I'm sure in the foreign companies are going to promise that I will build factories in the USA. But of course, with the elimination of the chips act, American taxpayers are not subsidizing it now. It's all pretty screwed up.
How did my stop loss get executed at $1.20 lower than my stop price on a liquid contract (16.5k open interest)? I'm still learning options and trading, and I don't even know how to research what just happened, so I'm hoping that somebody here can explain it. I bought 9 calls for SOC with $40 strike expiring 1/26/26, and paid $3.10 for them. I then placed a trailing stop loss order with a -$0.50 mark on those calls. Somehow I got stopped out at $1.55 while the market stayed around $3.10. Here's my stop sale: https://i.imgur.com/psAEGsQ.jpeg Here's the call info showing 10x more volume than the number of calls I had, with the market price hovering around $3: https://i.imgur.com/HKYv4BW.jpeg Here's the chart for today. My $1.55 stop loss is an insane outlier: https://i.imgur.com/N15C6WS.jpeg So what happened? How did my order get filled at half the market value? And how do you safely use trailing stop losses to prevent this from happening?
Intel holds the patent. Intel is a doomed company. X86 is a dead end technology and arm based platforms are the future. NVIDIA is working on a SOC that’s arm based platforms, not x86 based. If AMD doesn’t have an exit plan for the x86 platform they’re going to be toast.
I don't know, but I think I'm with u/Cagliari77 on this one. IOT, fabless design, RF transceivers, Bitcoin, SOC.... Wait, *what*? "We're floundering and perhaps unfocused, so let's announce we're going to buy $350,000,000 of Bitcoin and then people will love us! Because Bitcoin, *right??*" And what happened in February of last year? For much of 2023 "the story" was maybe reasonable, but I'm not seeing it now in the price action.
Sable off Shore (SOC). Not a lot of discussion on reddit about them but I threw some money at it. I have bought anywhere between 17 and 29 a share.
Sable Offshore $SOC could have a nice surprise today 🛢️
Well, who designs the hardware and software? Yes manufacturing is done overseas, but most development of the product is done in house. There's a reason we've secured a lead so far in SOC design.
AMD will stay a very strong company and isn't going to drop far at the moment. They are more diversified than they have ever been. They have GPU's coming out that easily compete with Nvidia at a much lower price and much better energy savings. Nvidia has been successful because they have had full control of the software that runs these high end chips. AMD has software of their own along with the high-end chips. For the first time in their history their software is going full mainstream and now open source which will get used on and trained on jn the open market. Once people learn the system the support follows. Their software is gaining traction for several reasons. Cheaper energy-saving and open source. It's like a combination hit for AMD. Everything is coming together for them and their sales and revenue will certainly follow. Along with AI computers and laptops and gaming segments. I believe they are working on SOC. They have made some very good acquisitions that are moving them up quickly. I'm not saying AMD is going to topple Nvidia these next few years but they are certainly going to garner a very big piece of the pie in the upcoming few years. Remember, AMD has never been a $1200 stock. They have plenty of upside still left in them. The biggest obstacles are macroeconomics and trade negotiations. Otherwise, AMD is on a clear path to record highs.
$SOC Sable offshore was up +28% 30m before the close on a positive ruling. They can restart production in 10days stock could easilly double from $30 to $60 still once production restart is confirmed. Just a matter of when now
Was SOC’s crazy movement close to market close today due to manipulation with options expiring tomorrow or because of some unknown news? 🤔
Just halted trading on SOC after a 15% jump
They just halted trading on SOC
They just halted trading on SOC
Massive sudden red candle with SOC. Anybody know what could have happened?
Maybe I won't give up on my SOC $30 Jul25 calls just yet 🤣😭
AITX isn’t just building robots — they’re building an entire AI-driven security platform. With in-house development and a SOC 2 Type 2 audit under their belt, they’re winning trust from enterprise and government clients alike.
The M chips (and the whole SOC architecture) are pretty cool and came out on the last 5 years. But yeah, most people only buy a laptop every 5-10 years, so the bottom line impact is probably not that massive.
As someone who is developing and working in LLMs and AI, I'd hold out after getting my hands on AMD's next-gen Strix Halo 395 max chip. AMD might finally have a product in its hands that will satisfy both light-to-mid-end gamers and heavy LLM developers. Somehow, they managed to pack on a hardware level, something equivalent to a 5090 of LLM processing power into a tiny little SOC. This doesn't mean you're going to play games as well as a 5090, but it means that developers looking for a cheaper solution than Nvidia will finally be graced with hardware that's not 10,000$ to get started. My GMK from Amazon was $2,250, but my framework, which is scheduled to be delivered next month, was $2,000 for the early batch orders. The fact that this will easily be mass-produced in the coming months is huge. For AI power context. A 2000$ pc Beats my 7000$ MacBook pro m4max chip. I see this as a very viable route for educators, institutions, startups, and entry-level LLM users to enter and experiment in the AI race while keeping up with their more established counterparts. Therefore, if AMD continues to refine this technology, it will likely begin to render dedicated GPUs obsolete. which kinda makes sense when you look at the initial goal of not providing high-end gaming cards. Because when you break it down, I think this chip and architecture will be more important in the future than a dedicated GPU.
Last earnings call they stated 45 or maybe 55 hospitals have initiated the process required to buy the stuff. Phase 3 results for complicated patients on dialysis was pretty compelling. Lasted longer with fewer complications than current SOC. Getting listed on the DOD system should be another catalyst.
I bought a bunch of QQQM and CIBR during the lowest points of the Trump tariff crash, but I’m avoiding putting new money into tech these days. Not selling any of my older tech positions, however. New money is going into SOC and BRK.B. SOC is the big high risk play. My Roth is bursting at the seams with it right now, as of this afternoon.
What is going on with sable offshore ($SOC). A 10% drop over the last hour on no news I can find
I think 50% of the Alzheimer's patients simply forget to take there drugs. What is the projected TAM for this drug and is it covered by insurance as the SOC for this condition?
Glad I bought all that SOC the other day
I'm up 8.35% ytd. Helped out greatly by BRK.B being up 10.9% ytd. My largest position. My 2nd largest position, MA, is also up 9.3% ytd. Biggest winner is SOC. Sold for a ~60% gain the other day, but it was an extremely tiny position, so it didn't move the needle that much.
What happened to SOC today at 2:19pm, when it dropped suddenly 15%?? No news.
What happened to SOC today at 2:19pm, when it dropped suddenly 15%?? No news.
Uhm, I never have limit orders kick in… and I am now the proud owner of 285 shares of SOC at $27.99!
my SOC puts 
Ugh the preliminary injunction was granted for CCC against Sable Offshore ($SOC). I'm hoping there have been substantive settlement talks in the past so they can get moving
Dunno what just happened to SOC, but I bought some. Limit order kicked in — that never happens to me!
I did too… I bought a little when this first got posted and then everything took a nose dive right after so I kept buying as I had funds available. I ended up reshuffling a bunch of my portfolio into SOC when the whole market took a shit in early April and I’m feeling pretty smart about it. Now I’m wondering how long to let it ride. I imagine there’s still a fair ways to go as they get the rest of the infrastructure online. I don’t feel super comfortable with this much on a single stock though so I’m trying to consider what my exit strategy should be.
$SOC already up 20% on great news yesterday and now this should keep it moving up tomorrow. If it breaks $35 resistance then I will look for $38.50
Anyone wanting to buy in on $SOC Sable Corp good news here is your chance during the pullback
Holding tight early to see if $SOC has more to run up for now or if I should sell my calls
I see SOC did the thing
$SOC having a day- reaching 50 soon
Sable offshore restarted the pipeline, $SOC +18% so far
I think others summed up a lot of great reasons so I’ll add a twist. I tend to only really sell positions aggressively (>20% of my holdings) if they are my speculative picks and even then that depends on the stock, sector, how much I’m up, why I invested it, competitive threats, if they hit my price target, etc. Example: Coinbase being added to the S&P 500 just triggered a big sell. Example 2: I know biotech well and if there is a pop after results, especially ph1 and ph2 assets, I’ll likely take some profits but maintain a position for upside. Why do lots of biotechs drop after great results especially these days? Funding has dried up, interest rates on funding R&D and commercialization, M&A chasing on a rumor, the sector is beat up, the current administrations views on pharma, and buy the rumor sell the news profit taking. If the results are truly transformative against SOC especially in a later phase (ph2/ph3) in an area of unmet need (Oncology, HfPef/Ref, MASH, etc) or the new, hot MoA is turning heads (TCEs, RLTs, Bispecifics) I will sell less and hold due to all the patent cliffs and pharma’s need for fresh blood (Pfizer, Merck, etc), has a strong probability of successful commercialization, market cap of the company, etc. TECX posted wonderful results in January, jumped to $50, now at $21. I sold a lot of my position knowing it had a strong probability of dropping, I was up 200%, and then bought a few shares again in April since some catalysts are coming up and it hit a price target I like again for the risk. All this is to say invest in what you know (or if you don’t know learn — like I did with semiconductors/AI), have a have a thesis why you bought and a price you’d be happy taking profits, and/or a rationale why you’re not selling and continue to hold.
This is happening. I live nearby and they’ve started flaring. $SOC Sable Offshore
Trump put tariffs in place in the first administration and kept unemployment low, inflation low, and the stock market boomed. They same thing is happening right before your very eyes. There is going to be more investment in this Country than we have seen in the last 50 years. If Congress can get it done with no tax on tips, OT, and SOC SEC and Fed decreases rates. . . . The Country is going to be on fire! However, this is a Trump hating sub that roots for recession and would rather lose money than tell you Trump is correct. Final thoughts. . . .If these tariffs are going to end the stock market and the US as we know it (if you believe this sub. rStockmarket even worse) - how do other Countries impose tariffs and not implode? How do they shut out American imports and still survive? If the Country did not implode while essentially being closed for two years during COVID - why is it going to "close" now. And why does everyone lose their minds if prices are going to go up a little? Everything in the Country went up in price 25-60% during COVID and has not come down. The Country is 37T in debt. These are the measures needed to fix the problem. Let the down votes begin!!
$SOC nearing completion with the pipeline repairs. Once they start pumping oil, they’ll be valued from $5.41/barrel to $26/barrel like their peers.
LB dropped ~10% after earnings. I didn’t think the report was bad but saw FCF decreased this quarter and no data center news could’ve been related. Maybe just a case where the market was expecting more growth to justify its value. They’re still acquiring land which is great. O&G revenue is a small for them as well. I don’t really have any O&G names but follow SOC which has a decent community on X. Also, TMDX killed earnings. Wish I bought more on the dip last year.
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The stock price has not budged really. Qcom has done horrifically in the market. But, from a fundamentals standpoint, especially long term…I can’t understand why. Yeah intel is a disaster, AMD will never compete with NVIDIA and therefore is stuck without diversification strategies (because CUDA). Qualcomm is an American 2025 success story in terms of a well run company. Yeah they have lots of competition, but in many sectors they are the top (small SOC, RF, auto, VR and soon IOT)But the market does not agree.
I hate tesler, but damn I lovemy tesler… what a sick car. I did 242 km in my model 3 performance on 48 % SOC yesterday and I drove like it was a damn race. Musk is such a douche, the company is heavily over-valued, the service centers suck and try to rip ppl off, but daaaamn what a smooth ride it is 
For a small company, Sable Offshore ($SOC) might be up there. They're working on resuming oil drilling offshore using old oil pipelines that previously caused major environmental disasters in Cali. The company is spinning their efforts as rehabbing those pipelines to meet current environmental standards, and provide additional oil without the environmental impacts of a new drilling project. Okay, that doesn't sound so evil ... Except they are doing it with **no modern approvals** (the permit they are citing is from the 1980s), outright ignoring cease and desist orders from state regulatory offices, and just got slapped with an 18 mil fine from the Cali Coastal Commission. So it's a little hard to take them at their word right now. The situation is still evolving, and these folks may be your ordinary offshore-oil-drilling capitalists or even slightly better, but the whole project is extremely fishy and the potential for some real evil shit is high.
My friend, do you turn everything into a pissing contest? But since you asked, I'll share what I can without doxxing myself. I was in between 2010 and 2022. I started my career with the small stuff that everybody does (supplies, services, and construction) at a stateside fighter wing. Then I deployed with a JSOAC, got my SOCOM warrant, and bounced around the SOC world before I separated. Yes, I had a higher clearance than you and had to be read into programs that you might learn about in 30 years or so.
ARM still holds a near monopoly on SOC design.
I don't think you understand. This is not raging lad. This is full on bragging. The furthest thing from my mind is rage when I cashed in for a 22K profit yesterday. While you spent your mom's 1000$ college fund you begged her to let you invest on SOC. 💪🏻😂☀️
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