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69420lmaokek

oi UE

Actawesome

Kind of touching on it, but not really the whole point. Before the UE ban in early 2025 Illumina was one of the main producers of genome equipment exports to china. It was at least 7% of their total business, and at least twice in the last year their CEO has been interviewed that he wants to get the company off the ban list.

SitshaIom

Hey, the guy who doxxes people for having different opinions is back! How are you? “We learned a lot from BeammWave” = they were discussed in academia. Congrats, so are hundreds of other ideas that never ship. Wake me up when there’s an actual UE design win.

Jasmine7707

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SitshaIom

“Cited in 3GPP” ≠ “future cash flows”. Also, being mentioned in a moderator summary ≠ owning anything in the standard. Most of that stuff dies before it ever becomes mandatory behavior, which is where SEP money actually comes from. On the architecture: you don’t “avoid” the problem by distributing it. You just move it. Bandwidth -> coherence Central DSP -> distributed calibration + sync Fewer buses -> tighter phase/gain control in a hot, moving UE Same physics. Still no proof it closes in a real phone. Patents: 40 families means nothing if they’re not unavoidable. If the standard allows alternative implementations (it almost always does), big players just route around you. That’s how this industry works. And Qualcomm didn’t get there by being early in a study item, they got there by shipping silicon and winning court battles for 20 years. As an “option” you’re stacking unproven tech + uncertain standard + unclear SEP + no customers + dilution.

Galifix

You clearly know the space. Let me try to respond as best as I can... **On "everyone is in 3GPP"** \- yes but not everyone gets cited by name in the moderator summary for specific technical input on evaluation methodology. There's a difference between submitting contributions and having the moderator adopt your framework. That's not nothing. **On the power/thermal point** \- this is the strongest point you've made, and I wont pretend it's solved. But Beammwave's distributed architecture is specifically designed to avoid centralizing the DSP load that kills traditional digital beamforming. The whole point is distributing complexity across the array rather than routing hundreds of Gbit/s to a central processor. Whether that actually closes the budget in a shipping UE is unproven - but it's not the same problem you're describing for conventional digital beamforming. **SEP** \- you're right that contribution, SEP is a long road and most companies don't make it. But Beammwave has 40+ patent families specifically covering distributed digital beamforming at mmWave. If the 6G standard moves toward digital beamforming, which the evaluation methodology they're helping write suggests it might, those patents become relevant regardless of who manufactures the chips. **On OEM in-house development** \- Apple and Qualcomm both build modems in-house and still pay SEP royalties. Building your own silicon doesn't let you escape essential IP, it just means you implement it yourself and license the patents The four-step path you outlined is real and most companies fail it. The bet is that Beammwave is specifically positioned to thread that needle - the right architecture, the right patents, at the right standardization moment. At $8M market cap, you're not paying for a sure thing. You're paying for the option :)

SitshaIom

Lol, is this scam still going on You’re massively overestimating what “being in a 3GPP document” actually means. Everyone serious in wireless is in 3GPP. Apple, Qualcomm, Ericsson, etc. submit hundreds of contributions every cycle. Getting a “per Beammwave input” mention just means they said something relevant in a discussion, not that their IP becomes standard-essential or monetizable. There’s a huge gap between: \* contributing to a study item \* having your idea survive standardization \* owning SEP (standard-essential patents) \* actually collecting royalties at scale Most companies never make it past step 1–2. Now to the part nobody in these posts ever addresses: the actual implementation. Their whole pitch is distributed digital beamforming at mmWave in a UE. That sounds great until you try to close the power + thermal + complexity budget in a real device: \* multiple RF chains per element \* high-speed ADC/DAC (or equivalent constraints centrally) \* hundreds of Gbit/s internal data movement \* continuous beam tracking, calibration, coherence management All of that has to live inside a phone that’s already thermally constrained by the modem + application SoC. You don’t get to handwave that away with “digital solves analog problems”, you just move the cost into DSP, memory bandwidth, pilots, and power. And no, “duty cycle” doesn’t magically fix it. RF systems are dimensioned for worst-case combined scenarios (bad coverage, UL bursts, heat, blockage), not a friendly average case. If your architecture only works after smoothing everything out, it doesn’t work. On top of that: \* 6G timeline is \~2030+ -> years of burn before revenue \* $8M microcap -> dilution risk is basically guaranteed. It has happened, it will happen again. \* OEMs are building in-house -> you only win if your IP is unavoidable There’s zero evidence of that so far. No real UE design wins, no independent validation at scale, just demos and slides. So what’s the actual bet here? That a tiny Swedish company not only participates in 3GPP, but: 1. gets its approach into the standard 2. owns essential IP around it 3. survives long enough to monetize 4. beats incumbents who’ve dominated RF patents for decades That’s not a “catalyst play”. That’s a long-duration, low-probability lottery ticket dressed up with buzzwords like “6G” and “at the table”. Yeah… “the market hasn’t noticed” 🤣

Consistent_Panda5891

Drill baby drill. He can't longer turn a red stock in green with a tweet. Market is so cooked. EU airports has just told UE they have 20 days of kerosene left, then 70% planes can't longer fly

Poles_Pole_Vaults

I can’t keep track - is the group reporting CPI also reporting directly to trump? Or is that just UE numbers?

ChimiChangas2020

HYG JNK LQD def have a bit of noise in them given they are instruments for the big banks to quickly offset risk when they broker the underlying bonds. Basically these etfs have become massive hedging instruments for the big banks. With that said I’d look to go out longer. I don’t pretend I know how to time this trade so I went out longer maturity while writing shorter dated calls against it for carry. Term premium as you go out lessens as well. All these tech/ai layoffs that have happened over the past couple months won’t show up in nfp or weekly claims until prob May June at the earliest. To see employees who are laid off are still taking severance and on garden leave for a few months so they cannot apply for UE benefits. TLDR I like the trade but go out more than 3m.

nsfwnsfwnsfw33333

I'm a solo game dev and use UE5, and chatgpt is absolutely disgustingly stupid when it comes to unreal. it straight up just gaslights me into doing shit that doesnt work. I used Behavior Trees before but I am trying their new State Trees for the enemy AI, and GPT just didn't know what the fuck it was saying, I kept at it with it for like 20 minutes, then decided to ask Gemini, literally 2 answers later it figured out what was wrong.

Neinhalt_Sieger

Winning what exactly? A global recession? You think that this would not get noticed by UE and ASIA? It's clear that the future will bring 3 powers from this catastrophic failure of Trump's plan, and after the midterms the USA should lose its world reserve curency status. You will be winning so much that you will lose the ability to print money indefinitely!

Anymous2314

Yup, loss of price stability will wreck an economy so bad since it gets stuck in a wage price spiral leading to runaway out of control inflation, even hyperinflation, hence Volcker rightfully chose to raise rates all the way to 18%. We had only like 5% inflation but Biden did not say anything when rates were raised all the way to 5%+ until inflation started going lower. Unemployment is much easy solution, just have a nice UE benefits so that people can be housed and fed until supply shock goes away.

MeeseShoop

And UE at 4% lol

xlmtothemoon

most uncertain fed day ever, rates same, UE rates fine, inflation only up because of ME situation that we have no idea how will end, leaning less cuts for rest of year

xlmtothemoon

so UE rate is fine, but inflation's up

AirborneMarburg

Hey UE, happy St.Patty’s Day.

WetLogPassage

3rd world likes to spell all acronyms backwards. EU is UE and AI is IA etc. Or should I say cte.

wolfyan001

EEUU amiga de España y de Europa? Tú eres retrasado? Hace un mes tú pedófilo naranja amenazó con invadir Groenlandia, territorio de la UE, si ese es mi amigo que se vaya a la mierda

wolfyan001

Jajajaja no tienes ni puta idea. Además de que Trump no puede hacerlo porque tendría que bloquear a toda la UE

Benol001

The fuck is UE?

marky_Rabone

Si no fuera tan idiota seria hasta gracioso,no puede hacer eso España esta en un mercado unico,no gestiona la UE gestiona.

MonoCanalla

Not so fast. I know you guys are trying to earn some Pennie’s on the misery of a whole nation, but this scenario es impossible. Trump can’t do that to a single UE country, would have to cease trade with the whole UE, which is suicide for the US

snark42

Rate cuts juice inflation though. We're clearly already seeing stagflation with inflation creeping up, jobs down and unemployment increasing. Imagine what the unemployment rate would be if the 2M self deported people claimed UE and stuck around to participate the BLS survey.

NeverVegan

Gig jobs are not steady income with bennies… stop kidding yourself. It’s only a step up from collecting UE, but lots of people would rather go gig.

TheGreatestOrator

Well, yes it’s my good but we wouldn’t see unemployment go up if job growth is positive. Workforce participation would drop, but not UE

devereaux

If I could characterize with a song the mind space of many of you that are frustrated with the market, it would be [**"Sabotage" by the Beastie Boys**](https://youtu.be/z5rRZdiu1UE).

F1B3R0PT1C

To say big games using UE5 will never take the world by storm without optimizations is just wrong. The engine is literally the backbone of Fortnite. As for adoption, Arc Raiders and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 to name a few Indie breakouts that look great. Big titles have been using UE5 for a while now. Genie will exacerbate any issues with getting hardware. AI games are likely to run like shit for the foreseeable future, worse than crafted titles. Nvidia stock will only go up with these problems. Epic is raking in the royalties on Unreal but they’re a private company.

DaStompa

Pseudo dev here Unreal has a blueprint system that lets "not really devs" be very productive, however its performance is kind of trash. A lot of studios seem to be outsourcing a lot of the UE5 work to terrible offshore devs"studios" then expecting the higher paid senior devs to do miracles with what they get back.

_Lucille_

"Unity is shit", "UE5 is shit". There goes pretty much 75% of the market and the only two t1 public game engine options.

Dejan_27

I will keep some of US and buy some UE soon.

toydan

oh holy sheep shit wassap UE. Hope life and the market treating you well

Dejan_27

I count more on US Stocks than UE, even if i’m European

Apprehensive_Law7629

Ok then he doesn’t use the force, UE is not selling it. Question should be over right 🤣? Right? Don’t think so… that guy has 0 credibility

Far_Relationship5509

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SidonyD

have you ever read the article I shared ? have you ever my source ? this is the most liberal tv channel network, and they are very pro UE. So please, go eat your toxic meat but please, read before showing you're an ignorant.

Tiny_Yulius_James

Even US is affraid of a civil war, I think is the worst scenario right now to start a fight with a OG like UE

DoublePatouain

Europe : 25% of tariff, like in April 2025 Coercition "weapon" from UE : all US company will be excluded from public deal (the main money in europe lol) and big taxe on GAFAM.

SidonyD

could you explain why ? :) What did UE when they got know NSA intercept communication from european leader ? nothing What did France when UK and US stole the deal of the century between France and Australia for 50 billions euros submarine ? nothing And if you're curious, watch on google street view the US embassy in Paris. Watch the last floor: it's a fake flood, it's just some partition to hide the communication interception system. It's very close to Elysée (hosue of president). Everyone knows it, it's not "conspiracy"

luv2block

exactly. Rates won't get cut more until UE is at 4.8% and climbing.

Alendro95

I'm not surprised if Trump and Putin made a Ribbentrop - Molotov like deal but with UE instead of Poland...

hecho2

The world is splitting in 2.  One is China tech and financial services. One is lead by the US tech and institutionals.  Majority will use the two but with one being more popular then other.  The EV market share worldwide shows a look into the future.  Currently the US is fighting this with bully actions but seems unstoppable.  If UE sides with the US in banning Chinese stuff then there is no point in having EU. 

SidonyD

Samsung use israeli technology which steal all your data , that was not a concern for western people ... As I told you, Europe is just the boi of US, they do everything US order. Look about Venezuela or Greenland. No one stand up against that. Macron made a post on X and Trump repost it to show how submissived UE is

SidonyD

that is your view, it's the story telling of western coutries : "oh he is bad, no one like him, he is a dictator". Honestly, I liked Chavez, He made a lot for poor Venezuelian, particularly for education and health, and he wanted to strengh the relation between latin america countries. l don't like Maduro but i don't hate him. He was a taxi driver, He led the revolution. But he is like a poor guy become rich quickly. He still got the ideas from Chavez revolution. But, he was more focus to enjoy the "weathly life". But, he has to manage with the blocus from US. But, if you go to Venezuela, lot of people like Chavez ideas. You can't get a liberal policy there. USA and UE made everything to justify it's a dictatur, they send people to watch election, they found nothing. The last one, they lie to help some manifestation. But that was nothing.

shibbledoop

Where are the “bad unemployment numbers”?? We still have a solid UE rate even if it rose a little

modder9

Apparently the logic is still running the OG game(gamebryo engine), but it just pipes the rendering to the UE5 engine. So it retained almost all the “charm”.

skilliard7

My brother has been looking for a job for over a year after he got laid off last year, anything he can get, even if its minimum wage. In a major metro area, no criminal record, he has work experience. I also know a lot of people in tech at varying levels of experience that can't find work in their field. IMO the gig economy is messing with UE numbers. According to the BLS criteria, my brother is not unemployed because he streams on twitch and makes a few dollars a week from ads/twitch subs.

TheOnlyAcolyte

bought mine for 18$ works great - UE?

hecho2

that is just delaying the dead certificate. I want UE products to be stronger than Chinese ones around the world.

jredful

The previous changes were about signaling to companies that the Fed was willing to react. You don't need to continue to make changes to continue to prove it. UE has been at all time lows relative to all recorded history. In a higher rates environment we'd expect UE to go up--that is where it is migrating now.

Winter-Journalist993

Did anyone see the leaked footage from a while ago? The game looked like a UE5 demo. No way it was launching any sooner than this date, if not 2027 minimum.

geegollygarsh

Sometimes I drive UE and DD and it amazes me how often I get deliveries for fast food that the person could've walked to in 10-15 minutes. They're paying at least double for the luxury of having food delivered to their door, which is their choice. I just can't fathom doing such a thing. That said, these are my favorite orders bc there is little to no wait and very short drive to drop off

MybobbyB

Trade Republic in UE

Icy-Sprinkles-6964

🔗 The Amazon Connection — The Proof Everyone Missed Here’s the big one. In July 2025, Luke Grice-Lowe, who spent nine years at Amazon RME (Reliability Maintenance and Engineering), posted a public farewell message on LinkedIn. Here’s the part that made my jaw drop: “During my time we created numerous condition monitoring programs. Whether that be ultrasound in partnership with UE Systems, thermography programs with FLIR Systems & MultiSensor AI, oil analysis with Polaris Laboratories, vibration with support from Monitron and AWS…” Read that again. He literally name-drops MultiSensor AI as one of the technologies deployed inside Amazon’s reliability programs. He adds that these systems were monitoring hundreds of thousands of assets and saving tens of millions per year. That’s not theory. That’s field-proven technology running at Amazon scale.

Icy-Sprinkles-6964

I second this: The Amazon Connection — The Proof Everyone Missed Here’s the big one. In July 2025, Luke Grice-Lowe, who spent nine years at Amazon RME (Reliability Maintenance and Engineering), posted a public farewell message on LinkedIn. Here’s the part that made my jaw drop 👇 “During my time we created numerous condition monitoring programs. Whether that be ultrasound in partnership with UE Systems, thermography programs with FLIR Systems & MultiSensor AI, oil analysis with Polaris Laboratories, vibration with support from Monitron and AWS…” Read that again. He literally name-drops MultiSensor AI as one of the technologies deployed inside Amazon’s reliability programs. He adds that these systems were monitoring hundreds of thousands of assets and saving tens of millions per year. That’s not theory. That’s field-proven technology running at Amazon scale. 👔 Then It Gets Even More Interesting A few months later (October 2025), MultiSensor AI puts out a press release announcing Luke Grice-Lowe as their new Global Reliability Leader. In the release, they mention he came from a “global distribution leader.” They don’t name Amazon — but it’s obvious who that is. Amazon is literally the world’s largest distribution company, and he just left Amazon RME. Now he’s at MSAI. The same guy who implemented their tech inside Amazon is now leading reliability at MSAI itself. That’s not coincidence. That’s strategy. 🤐 Why They Didn’t Say “Amazon” in the PR Amazon has strict NDAs. If you’re a vendor or pilot partner, you can’t use their name publicly unless Amazon approves it. That’s why you see companies say “global e-commerce leader” or “major logistics client.” MSAI calling Amazon a “global distribution leader” is the clearest legally safe way of saying it without breaking NDA. So yes — it’s Amazon. 🚀 Why This Matters This isn’t hype. It’s logic. If MSAI’s technology already worked inside Amazon’s RME network, and the guy who led that entire reliability team is now part of MSAI’s leadership… Then what happens next? Probably expansion, scaling, and maybe formal partnerships down the road. Here’s why that’s a big deal: 1. Validation — Amazon doesn’t use junk tech. If it ran in Amazon warehouses, it’s world-class. 2. Scalability — Luke knows exactly how to deploy across hundreds of sites. 3. Network effect — Once you’re in with Amazon, you gain credibility with FedEx, UPS, DHL, etc. 4. Recurring revenue — AI monitoring = subscription money. Once installed, it’s sticky. This is how small industrial AI firms go from “unknown” to “acquisition target.” 🔍 What to Watch Next • Future press releases mentioning new “global distribution” or “logistics” partnerships. • 8-K or 10-Q filings disclosing a “material customer.” • AWS Marketplace updates or new case studies. • LinkedIn activity from Luke Grice-Lowe or MSAI engineers hinting at expanded deployments. If they ever officially announce Amazon as a named partner? That’s the catalyst.

mgarr_aha

Here's [the MPEC](https://minorplanetcenter.net/mpec/K25/K25UE2.html). The issue is that comets are fuzzy, the coma may be not exactly centered on the nucleus, and this adds uncertainty to the trajectory estimate. This is not unique to 3I/ATLAS. They want to make sure observers know the latest methods and have experience using them. IAWN has a [current campaign](https://iawn.net/obscamp/2025FA22/) to observe asteroid 2025 FA22, which passed near Earth in September and has been known not to be an impact risk since May. Both campaigns have targeted known objects exiting the Sun's glare. They are only trying to improve their readiness for the next time an actual threat emerges.

Imaginary_Ad7525

Not a geography expert but UK is still in Europe. And UE is already working on digital euro and digital identity. https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/priorities-2019-2024/europe-fit-digital-age/european-digital-identity_en https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/digital_euro/html/index.en.html I took UK as example because they are already doing what UE want to do, is it that hard for you to read between lines ?

dansdansy

October UE is going to include 300k+ federal workers who took the deferred resignation

dansdansy

All the deferred quits hit at the same time as of October 1 as well. That's like 300k people who'll show on the UE report for october.

nachohk

>Not yet at least in the context of software. >The programming that goes into games need some ramp up time to learn, especially if you didn't write it yourself. If your most experienced programmers go, that's a big knowledge loss. Though AI could change that in the coming years.. You have no idea what you're talking about. We already laid off our entire programming staff last quarter and have replaced them with a handful of H-1B kids and a Grok Heavy enterprise subscription package. Our profits have skyrocketed this quarter thanks to the cost reduction, and our KPI velocity has only increased. Unlike the fuckass self-important programmers we laid off, the new workforce never whinges about useless jargon like "frame budgets" or "abuse vectors" or "secrets security". If it's a secret then it's already secure, dumbass. The new workforce just does what we tell them to and the game takes shape impressively quickly. When I last checked in on Friday, Grok assured me that the full download of its UE5 project files that it's been developing in the background according to our specifications would be completed and available before COB next week. Game over, code gatekeepers. Gig's up.

Medical-Analysis-554

Do we think SPX can reach 10,000 this year if we can get those weekly UE claims north of 500K?

krakenheimen

Just one persons opinion, but I feel the impact of tariffs in April was emotional and the ultimate impact was two folded: * Nominal suppression of growth and a slight increase in UE from sentiment (bad). * An acceleration of the impending feast once the Fed starts their inevitable rate cutting cycle, which the market will go bonkers on (good) Most gains are realized during 1-2 days each year, and wouldn’t be surprised to see at least one of those +5% days by the end of the year.  Also believe the Fed has too much ammo for bullet one above to win over bullet two. 

Efficient_Design379

Hm. I disagree really. I know its competitor UE is better with much better technology. But I don’t really think so. Just Forest, Tarkov and etc. Anyways !remindme 1m

Independent-Tree-985

[CAUGHT on HOT MIC: Zuckerberg tells Trump he ‘wasn’t sure’ how much to promise to spend in the U.S.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cw8UE5Z9zP4)

xcorv42

UE may not have AI tech but at least they know how to tax

BerryExpress

no. europe will not budge as we are already balls deep into saving ukraine for the future prospect of them joining UE and NATO. and so is USA although its hard to tell if mango is not just a very important traitor. this war will go on and it is Russia who is getting more and more desperate for this war to end even though Putin will not relent, what with being sociopathic KGB despot.

Puzzleheaded_Log6967

Android phones are not popular in the US and if you use an Android phone in the US you are unique really into open source and computing or you despise Apple. Likely cause you had an iPhone 4. Android is popular in different countries cause they are cheaper and made in Asia there and there are billions of people on a budget. Apple will see its demise IMO because of inflation. They charge for everything and make products obsolete before they are not useful . If a competitor would come along with a cheap equivalent they could maybe steal Apple customers. Especially in a recession. Apple has been not keeping their products as reliable and its UE lately sucks. In the US it’s kinda socially awkward to not have an iPhone. I don’t think Apple really cares about their customers but I don’t see any competition stepping up their game. They’ve tried and they always give up can’t afford to really compete. Through bad products, poor designs, cheap hardware and worse customer service. This allowing Apple to stay on top in the US. Dealing with anything regarding a mobile phone is a nightmare in general. The first company that makes a superior product and makes it seamless and cheap might will crush Apple. Apple is already part of the US culture flipping that will not be an easy feat.

dustywood4036

Thank you. You're not alone in your thinking. All of the professionals we've have been working with - bankers, lawyers, designers, realtors, builders, etc. share your opinion. In so many other cultures and countries, multigenerational homes have been the norm for centuries? And the UE is beginning to adopt or prioritize the notion.

suzisatsuma

that makes a lot of sense. UE does have a steeper learning curve. i have used both unity and UE to render RL agents.

ppkao

> 70% of all mobile games are made with Unity My point is that while that may be true the mass majority (I forget what the number was but ~90%+) of mobile games made with Unity don't make over $100, and we're talking about lifetime. > "The mobile gaming industry is a massive sector, valued at USD 139.38 billion in 2024, and is projected to reach USD 256.19 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 10.20%. This growth is fueled by the widespread availability of smartphones and the free-to-play model with in-app purchases." How big of that chunk was captured by developers using Unity? Not as much as you'd think. AAA studios make a huge portion of gaming revenue but they prefer to use UE over Unity. Successful indie titles typically adopt the DLC approach and not the ad approach. Ads in games were popular over a decade ago. That's not how big revenue is made in games these days. So even if Vector is technically good (wouldn't bet on this based on their track record), it's still trying to capture a small fraction of gaming revenue. Here's a question for you to consider: Why do you think Unity's previous ad platform failed? And why is it better this time? Incorporating AI doesn't automatically make a platform successful especially after countless devs have been burned by their previous ad tech before. > Yes, teams are getting smaller, because it gets easier and easier to create games thanks to such game engines as Unity, which is one of the most (or even the most?) user-friendly game engine to start game development as a beginner. With Generative AI used within the Unity Engine and creative people who have difficulty programming, I can envision lots of new cool games with new concepts, some probably also going viral on TikTok. Unity would profit from such new games out of which a small amount could be virally successful. That's the dream, and that's the dream I pursued for 10+ years. There *will* be transformative games made by smaller studios and using AI, but you have to understand the indie dev culture. They are not driven by profits. They're driven by creativity and art. It's honestly admirable and I wish my friends in the industry well but the fact of the matter is they **don't make money**. And if they don't make money, Unity doesn't make money. Ad tech or no ad tech. I highly recommend researching revenue models adopted by games in 2025 and the distribution of revenue amongst types of studios and games. The tech here doesn't matter as much as you think.

suzisatsuma

You like it? I switched over to UE for some AI simulation rendering and never looked back.

AdditionalSpeaker113

Dans le cas franco français, ouvrir un pea tôt peut se montrer digne d'intéret pour des raisons fiscales, après une certaines période les sorties sont moins taxés. Néanmoins si tu souhaites quelque chose d'assez instinctifs, je te conseils revolut. Pour avoir été dans la meme situation que toi, une de leur offre est assez intéressante. Tu peux parametrer un arrondi à chaque paiement. Si tu achètes une baguette 0,9€ tu seras facturé 1€ et les 0,10€ de delta vont s'ajouter à une cagnotte. L'algo va s'occuper de ton portefeuille, en plaçant dans des indexs "safe", à savoir S&P500 à 40% et le reste équitablement entre des fonds Asie, World, UE et Tech. Tu as la possibilité de sortir l'argent sans frais dès 50€ avec néanmoins quelques jours de délai ce qui est compréhensible.

Individual-Habit-438

it can't fall on jobs data tomorrow the problem at present is a lack of new private sector job creation, not massive layoffs the monthly net jobs numbers that are honest will be bad but the new UE claims probably will be steady and if they go up a lot there will probably the usual bid on maybe rate cuts

No-Meringue5867

But they don't need to generate full games or replace anything. PCG is a huge component of game dev rn in UE5 even if procedural generated levels are bad. Here is principal game animator at Epic talking about it - [https://x.com/kiaran\_ritchie/status/1952801369905401923](https://x.com/kiaran_ritchie/status/1952801369905401923) . CEO of Epic - Tim Sweeny - is in the replies. Both think that if this AI rendering can exist on top of the base regular rendering, then it can work. Any improvement towards rendering full 3D worlds will take us further towards that.

imdaviddunn

Every fed since Greenspan has viewed controlled inflation will take care of UE.

Hopsblues

Most of the fed jobs lost are folks taking the severance packages and that is registered as still employed. Those number will flow in an a couple months as their packages expire. Then they will be UE and looking for work.

ec429_

I don't expect AMD to 'overtake' nVidia exactly; AMD are bridging the SW "moat" faster than nVidia can learn chiplets, but the things that make AMD a better choice for customers (like the openness of the SW stack, UE, and UAlink — Ethernet always wins!) also mean that AMD can't extract quite as much of the value as nVidia did in recent years by exploiting vendor lock-in. Lower margins, higher volumes — classic Christensen disruption. More to the point, AMD executing to roadmap from here is a lot more likely to lead to a $1T market cap a lot sooner than NVDA could do the equivalent growth ($15T, c'mon, seriously?), so why would anyone invest in NVDA at current prices? Disclosure: I work for AMD (I'm definitely not speaking for them!) and hold about a thousand shares long.

QQQCarr

Cut when UE hits 4.4%.

tiorancio

So Sheinbaum didn't even try to make up some bullshit like the UE and Vietnam

SidonyD

Yes congrat, you can read the word "china", now it's time to understand why the word "china" was used in the text ! So, if you read correctly, you will understand the word "china" was unsed to say UE didn't really try to get an alternative market to compense US tariff, because except US, you got only China, India, Latin American plus Canada. Next time, we gonna learn why it's the "natural selection in a market", when the price of good is too expensive to respond to demand.

Melodic_Surprise8525

We need more growth and UE under 0% by the end of the year.

Uncle_Bets

Daily reminder the Fed’s mandate is full employment and tame inflation. The economy grew over 3% in Q2, UE is under 4.5% and Trump himself said inflation is low. Why cut?

SidonyD

We are one of most powerful economic power in the world : 460 millions people living in UE with good salary. We can resist to Trump if we have the courage to do it. China did it, they didn't crack when Trump put 200% tariff. They have just to wait. Only 3 weeks to break him. They got a better situation than before because the chipset ban was deleted, and they can get H20 and AI software and maybe more in the next weeks ... Von Der Layen has saved a big part of German market, nothing more. The rest can die, she doesn't care.

rbraalih

L’accord commercial entre les Etats-Unis et l’UE établissant à 15 % les droits de douane américains sur les produits européens apporte « une stabilité temporaire » mais reste « déséquilibré », a regretté lundi le ministre français délégué chargé de l’Europe Benjamin Haddad. Le Soir. Unbalanced seems a good translation of déséquilibré, selon moi. Don't know enough German to carry out the same exercise for Merz.

allofthetime10000

can we bake in the that the UE deal is going to be made next week? That would be great right about now

Mage_Ozz

Its an important information i think. Nevertheless, TSLA stock still behaves totally with no rationality (more than the rest of the market) , and the real issue with Tesla on my take is reputational. That for me is the most difficult thing tesla has to undertake.... OR just simply know they can lead in china and india... that is pretty much bigger market than US and UE

Interdimension

I do feel the need to add that DoorDash and Uber Eats charge unfathomable amounts of commission from restaurants in exchange for their services. I run a restaurant myself and DD and UE charge about 17% on average for all orders placed through their sites from us. They also charge the customer their service and delivery fees as well, which restaurants do not receive a cut off whatsoever. Chipotle raising their menu prices in-store is Chipotle’s decision, but raising prices for their online delivery may not be. They obviously get a lower commission rate than a small business like mine, but I have no doubt DoorDash and Uber Eats want to squeeze more YoY (just like they do with us).

psychonaut_gospel

Obviously you've completely ignored other companies offering same or better services. Gopro recently sunsetted the PC editing tool, can only edit on mobile or tablet. I just got a Gopro as a gift, I wish I got the insta360 - UX/UE better, replaceable screens better gadgets. 😒 I used to love gopro. But..... its dying

uber_line

Ursula is too diplomatic, UE needs someone with balls like Donald Tusk. Freezing US assets would be the red line, but is now or never

putdownthekitten

I’ve been using LEGO brick studio, blender, and UE5 to build a stock screener. It plays like a FPS where you area minifig with a blaster and you’re in a field of rocks to mine. They are different sizes, depending on their cap size, and they have different attributes displayed as different colors/bricks. Inside is an outer core that may or may not have a dividend crystal indicator. Inside that is an inner core with EPS and revenue earnings. The sky has VIX indicators via the weather system. There is a terminal where you can take collected cores and ‘scan them’ for more detailed info about the company. The terminal also has an alarm built in for non-farm payroll triggers. It’s far from finished, and I need to add features like a money supply river, and labor market mushroooms, etc…. But I’ve found a silver mine through it, VZLA, that wouldn’t have been on my radar, and that’s up over 28%. Found a few other good plays too, but that’s been my best find. Every day there’s a different set of 100 random tickers pulled to be converted into rocks, so every day you’re ‘mining’ a different set of tickers. It’s super fun. Has to stay personal though, due to the use of the LEGO IP assets I’m using to build it.

Think_Commercial2658

\-7% in UE at open.

Shubix92

It‘s EU not UE …

Shubix92

It‘s EU not UE lol

Atrain4315

We buy more than just Louis bags from the UE: most kinds of precision machinery needed to make anything, aluminum & steel, machines that are necessary to make chips, all kinds of food from olive oil to spaghetti, wine, beer, pharmaceuticals They are our largest trading partners by volume, greater than even China

SidonyD

I told you again and again. Trump is not here to get a FAIR deal, he wants to racketeer the allies. He knows UE is weak. Chine had to use rare earth and the coontrol of consumer electronic device to break him. If Trump put hight tariff on China : a cheap laptop will cost 2000 dollars and an iphone 3500 dollars. And TSMC will not get the rare earth for chipset ... And noww, what can UE do ? NOTHING. I guess american can live without Louis Vuitton bag or buy one during the next travel to Europe.

SidonyD

Keep my word, what will happen in August 1st : \- bad deal like UK, even worse, where Trump will get everything (racketeer). \- No deal, and UE will use weak sanction plan to avoid the worst ... but nothing to hit USA economy, because they have nothing to do it.

Debesuotas

All these pricks need is that the UE would ban investment in US markets... Next day they will start literally begging to stop it... No one really talks about how much the US market and stocks rely on foreign investments... I believe it might be more than half...

Badj83

That’s exactly what we need to do. Choose between keep trying to dance around Trump and endure 3 more years of hurdle because of the US and go back to square one, or accept 3 years of hurdle from restructuring their relationships and exchanges while cutting the US out for a brighter future. Let’s get Canada in the UE while we’re at it. We’re only 10km away from France after all.

Mobile-Fly484

You believe the fake numbers 🥭 is putting out? They literally changed the definition of unemployment to artificially lower the UE numbers. Corporate tax cuts don’t override the hostile and inflationary effects of tariffs.  GDP was negative last quarter and I’m skeptical of the +2.6% figure (which makes no sense given the trend and trade environment). Two consecutive negative quarters is literally a recession. 

SidonyD

Not really : \- Merz wants to save his own market, not european market. But, UE and Macron want a fair deal : 0% both side, or the same tariff both side. But Tariff could be terrible for Germany because France is not very dependant of US market, Spain too. Just an exemple : how many french car do you have in US ? and how many german car do you have in US ? \- EU is a free trade place, so if you want a tariff policy, you have to apply the tariff to the whole euro zone.