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Spy300

>SPAIN CPI (M/M): 0.1% (EST 0.2%; PREV 0.4%) >GERMAN CPI (MOM) (MAY) ACTUAL: -0.2% VS 0.6% PREVIOUS; EST 0.1% >FRANCE CPI EU HARMONISED (M/M): 0.1% (EST 0.2%; PREV 1.2%)) They said there would be hikes but its actually cuts

MrJohnDoe_R

With VS3D, I have on average about 13 point prediction error at 9:30 a.m. but you have to predict direction thou

toydan

*DELL TECHNOLOGIES INC OUTLOOK Q2 ADJ EPS $4.80 VS LSEG IBES ESTIMATE $2.98 *DELL TECHNOLOGIES INC OUTLOOK FY ADJ EPS $17.90 VS IBES ESTIMATE $13.09 massive beats holy shit

llamaflocka

Call VS put volume on CRSR is insane 10 to 1 LMAO

2020isgreat

US PERSONAL INCOME (MOM) (APR) ACTUAL: 0.0% VS 0.6% PREVIOUS; EST 0.4% lmao

Spy300

>U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER SENTIMENT (MAY) ACTUAL: 44.8 VS 48.2 PREVIOUS; EST 48.2 Theyre going to release the recession data today and build the case for rate cuts.

Intelligent-Day-4059

Most GEX content got warped around 0DTE flows lately. For 3 to 10 DTE I’d probably start with Unusual Whales before spending VS3D money

Awkward-Seaweed-5129

Comical. Actual price VS paper price is way off. Asia Europe depleting reserves rapidly. Take minimum 3,6 months to get traffic back to previous normal

MrJohnDoe_R

You CAN purchase information like short/long size and participant for SPX from CBOE. That's why VS3D and OptionDepth offer only GEX for SPX.

MrJohnDoe_R

You can try OptionDepth - it's about $50 cheaper than VS3D.

ChickenMazhou

That’s why VS3D supposedly costs $300/mo. instead of $50-$100. I think they claim the actual data is part of the reason their service is best and also quite expensive.

Spy300

>U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER SENTIMENT (MAY) ACTUAL: 44.8 VS 48.2 PREVIOUS; EST 48.2 . ✅️ Lowest on record. Its **rate cuts** - not hikes. > - **Wells Fargo** reaffirmed on May 13 its forecast that the Federal Reserve will implement two quarter-point rate cuts in 2026, despite April’s Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index both coming in hotter than expected. > - **BlackRock**: Fed May Have Sufficient Grounds to Support Rate Cuts 3 hours ago

Skittler_On_The_Roof

For-profit media means it's your job to generate content that gets clicks. Waiting for actual validated info from this war means you've published almost no articles after it started.  VS the competition that's publishing stories daily stressing the story from Iran vs the one from the US is different.  And getting clicks.

Spy300

Emergency rate cuts. Fed does not respond to supply side shocks. >U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER SENTIMENT (MAY) ACTUAL: 44.8 VS 48.2 PREVIOUS; EST 48.2

Spy300

>**Wells Fargo reaffirmed on May 13** its forecast that the Federal Reserve will implement **two quarter-point rate cuts in 2026**, despite April’s Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index both coming in hotter than expected. >https://www.thestreet.com/fed/wells-fargo-sees-writing-on-the-wall-about-the-next-fed-rate-cut They are going to cut rates on a recession. >U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER SENTIMENT (MAY) ACTUAL: 44.8 VS 48.2 PREVIOUS; EST 48.2 .

Spy300

>U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER SENTIMENT (MAY) ACTUAL: 44.8 VS 48.2 PREVIOUS; EST 48.2 . Recession is bullish for two 25bps cuts this year - Wells Fargo https://www.thestreet.com/fed/wells-fargo-sees-writing-on-the-wall-about-the-next-fed-rate-cut

Stormcloud217

Virgin Ben Bernanke VS Chad Jerome Powell.

powerboner

Semi’s VS. Mag7 kinda day

MrFyxet99

Cisco VS Nvidia. There is no comparison really. Ciscos forward P/E of 200 was entirely speculative.

TheMostMid

Yea this sub used to be like abunch of little guys scoping the market to predict insiders movement and scrape up gains too retail helping retail apes together strong …those were the days man those were the days . NOW WE ARE BULL VS BEARS

Ok_Video_3362

Alien VS Sexual Predator

IamyourfantasyX

Since using a bidet there is no comparison. It’s like buying shares VS options. You just can’t make money the same way with shares.

Not-My-Account01

I also think if the workers go strike and/or get the deal they want, entire worlds' unions will get instant power up, for this involves huge Corp. loss VS labor movement. people thinks CEOs giving 32 million bonus themselves after they lay off thousands peoples is normal. but when the worker bees want the slice, not just crumbs from their labor they are greed.

Bob_D_Vagene

Of course it looks similar. VS completely ripped off OD.

Drodo64

Then use profit VS surplus and you probably beat 90% of the countries again.

ridina05

Alistar 🐂 VS Tibbers 🧸

Celestial_Surfing

Now just you wait until you buy something over a dollar. Then it goes under a dollar. And then it reverse splits. And then it goes under a dollar. And then it delists 

cbr777

My company has over 20k people, we're not a startup. >But the business suite (Office), cloud (Azure), and coding (VSCode, GitHub Copilot CLI) seem pretty locked in. We don't use any of those, well except VS Code or one of its many forks.

Legendary-Lemon

Genuine question. How many people from wsb liquidated their port VS those who got incredibly wealthy? What’s the percentage?

EditorD

As a long time (relatively) user of Claude, I signed up to Codex a few weeks back. Running it in VS code, I'm simply finding it works better. Opus is good for planning, then give it to GPT

iiGoodVibesii

Thats how I think I want to approach it. Getting a week or two, before earnings - and getting the IV on your side + while potentially stock movement. VS battling IV with correct stock movement. I guess on the flip I can buy a couple weeks out, if if its a day before earnings.. but the first way seems more ideal

Death_Stormz420

I’d push back on the idea the companies using AI both aren’t sure how to use it and aren’t making ROI. I think that’s showing up in the demand for it. And the “Circular deals” under a microscope a lot of times provide performance obligations. Nvidia is acting as a venture capitalist to fast track the development of small AI companies and therefore the ecosystem. Nvidia is trying to avoid a scenario where AI becomes bottlenecked by a piece of the supply chain VS demand. Thing is I don’t think Nvidia is just handing out free cash I think they’re backing real companies that will deliver. What I’m concerned about are the deals we don’t hear about in the private credit markets and such.

NotMe357

Next week we've CPI, PPI and TACO meet China. Tuesday - CPI Wednesday - PPI TACO/XI - Thursday and Friday If TACO can 🍳 the job report then its very possible for him to cook 🍳 CPI/PPI too. As long there is no crazy fire between Iran VS Israel/US this weekend, then I think we'll pump until Friday but one day will be flat/red before Friday to sucks more Bear into buying puts before kill them.....again.

Skittler_On_The_Roof

Is it?  I don't see a functional difference between a company using it's own shares as collateral for a loan (the most common thing) VS Softbank being an intermediary for that very common transaction. Both cases if the share price drops substantially you're equally underwater. 

Son_of_Sephiroth

TACO VS NACHO cage match tomorrow! Two men enter, one man leaves.

OcelotStraight9145

Nobody knows for sure. Personaly I think Spacex is seens as overvalued but gives an idea of the space sector TAM which will be projected in their IPO filings. That will give us an idea of the potential upside for other space companies if the execute. Then we can allow our portfolio spaces based on risk (space X is less risky but less growth might even go down at first VS others that are more risky but can grow a lot more.) I personaly believe space exploration is the next sector where you can find 100x growth and I'm yoloing almost 100% of my growth allocation to it but have a 20 years horizon on my investment. I won't touch Spacex because it beats the purpose.

AgitatedJump8459

VS the cousin fuckers?

fearlessfryingfrog

You mean skill and creativity VS none of the above? 

Crazy_Donkies

I think SOUN is fucked and useless given the data and capabilities of every major model, AS WELL AS their sales and marketing engines VS SOUN's. That's my DD. This is a gamble on clowns running in.

Vivid-Avocado9342

I’ve been trying to use Gemini in VS Code recently, but it constantly hits errors and just stops working dead in its tracks. I do think about how much more the Claude code tokens cost, but I keep getting outdated back to them for coding projects because it’s just so much better at working in an actual code base. To be fair, if Google eventually figures this out better I would be willing to switch.

scsyndrome

Exactly. ai VS. ai. Ai is not a good way for your investments in my opinion. Do I use it for stocks? All the time. I personally think it is important to dig in the facts you can find for yourself because I believe ai is only good to a certain extent and is straight up wrong sometimes. For example. I know a whole whole lot about a few junior mining companies that I’ve literally spent days researching and looking through their sec files. Be careful everyone. Let’s do this together and not mislead or criticize each other!

-Cool_Ethan-

Cinder VS Glacious from DOOM, duh

LKang

MSFT has outperformed the S&P 8 of 10 years for decades and decades. If you're horizon is over 5 years this is actually one of the best single stocks to outright own as much as possible and never look back. I do expect the next quarter or 2 to trade mostly sideways. It's not a sexy stock, but has a wide moat. "MSFT VS any MAG" will always be a topic - it was in 2007 it was in 2017, it is now, and it will be in 2037. My point is in by then you will have missed out on another 50% increase on MSFT.

FoodCooker62

They have a good balance sheet and have not diluted for a good while which is more than I can say for the likes of many of its meme LP competitors. Large part of the loss is D&A and the stock based comp is also relatively mild. But other than that I struggle to see why I would want to own this company. Everything they do there is a company out there that does it better, more profitably and with actual growth.  Their cannabis growing operations are extremely weak, their cannabis retail is clearly underperforming VS High Tide and if I wanted a liquor retail business I wouldnt be in this sub.  At some point I would buy it if it goes into ultra low book value territory but IMO this is just not at all a high quality company 

Spy300

>>u/Spy300 4 points 10 months ago >They're going to need coordinated hyperinflation globally as the entire G7 has run their debt up to unsustainable. >Iran attack for an oil double is the easiest way for them. >https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1l70sah/daily_discussion_thread_for_june_09_2025/mwv83rk/ ✅️ CANADA'S FEDERAL DEBT-TO-GDP RATIO IS PROJECTED AT 41.1% FOR 2025/26 (DOWN FROM 42.4% IN NOVEMBER), 41.5% FOR 2026/27 (VS 43.1%), AND 41.8% FOR 2027/28 (VS 43.3%), BEFORE REMAINING LARGELY STEADY THROUGH 2029/30 — STATEMENT.

chibi78

I am happy that IWM is taking a beating but can someone explain what has changed today VS previos 3 weeks

Winter-Extension-366

1. In my experience we used the front month contract or SPY, depending on our specific SPY needs and what we thought of how rich/cheap the spread was. You don't want to be taking liquidity in a less liquid asset. The problem this creates downstream is that you are trading across the curve in a cash-settled product. This means you will have delta exposure accumulating long/short across many buckets of time and you need to hedge that concentration out as it builds. If you continue to sell 1y 40 delta calls and hedge with ESA, you get short a roll pretty quickly and while you can hedge out the rate component with SOFR you'll have to hedge out the div component and tolerate the inventory across all of this- or you can imply buy the roll or future spread to 'roll' your hedge delta to your option exposure and close the risk altogether. This game never stops as every trade impacts your net. 2. Yes our approach is useful- I tell people that every time I've spotted a meaningful top (which you can just search my X feed for "now, stop" or "50-100"+"300-500" (upside vs downside risk), my view is ENTIRELY born of my analysis of positioning AS IT IS PRESENTED IN VS3D. It's not as easy to represent one dimensionally with a Greek, as the set of conditions is like a series of cross-currents that present a real problem for the market when aligned. I disseminate this view when I have it in VS Pro meetings, but I take hours and hours teaching it in Mentorship because it takes a while for a non-MM to grasp the components intuitively- once you do, a light bulb goes on and it all becomes much easier to spot going forward. Main hint is that the 0DTE framework we use for daily setups and intraday commentary in VS Pro, and teach in Mentorship, is something you can extrapolate through time when you substitute deltas for strikes, substitute vega for gamma and tolerate that without a shot clock (expiration TODAY) you must account for both volatility changes and passage of time, and tolerate the implicit risk of either/or as you navigate the trade

Winter-Extension-366

Not that simple- the only "edge" is we can anticipate hedging flows that arise as a requirement of the business of market making. We do not tell you what to do with that- though we can give you some basic ideas and approaches. We will be finding use cases and deploying strategies internally over the next 12-24 months and you will never hear of them, because they will be "our discovered edge." Even right now, there are some trade setups that we have found- mixing our contextual experience and our data/ awareness of the interactions, that we showcase and highlight sometimes in VS Pro but teach ONLY to Mentorship (very small group discussions) and we have no intent of detailing all of these on social media.

Tarheels53

They generally hedge delta with the current quarterly ES. Yes VS Pro is useful for longer term SPX trades…each morning I discuss my views on SPX volatility and provide trade ideas….in VS3D you can see positioning out 6 months and we are working on some metrics that will help for longer term SPX trading. Com me check it out!

Winter-Extension-366

I forgot to say- for 'Professional Interest' - for SPX you can log into VS3D, go to Position Grid, open the configuration panel on the side, select only 'Customer - Professional' in the dropdown menu and you can view the next 6 months worth of expirations to see literally what the largest professional interest is in the index product.

papasaurus1972

As a middle class USA consumer: I am a customer of businesses. I am a consumer. If fuel prices and other commodities go up, that adds to inflation and means I have less discretionary income and/or I’m willing to spend less and/or forgo a purchase. Me as a business customer, I’m going to purchase less, but spend more money for less items. Summer is coming. I purchased a new travel trailer this past January. The RV lots were absolutely full of last year’s models (I purchased a 2025 year model). Yes I am planning trips but I’m not going to travel as far as I had planned. Im going to drive less miles and camp closer to home than previously planned. Im likely going to spend less on my trips. I’m not going to support local and regional businesses as much as I would have otherwise. I’m going to have less in savings and will spend less so that I can build up my savings as it was prior. Your business is loosing sales from me, the middle class consumer. There are some products that I want but at the increased prices, I am unwilling to make that higher cost purchase thus I don’t want that item anymore. That item is priced out of my desired purchase price. I don’t want it anymore. Times this by the rest of the USA consumer population and that means business year-over-year sales (and perhaps revenue) will be less. Won’t businesses make less revenue and suffer reduced sales? Doesn’t this impact the investor sentiment of purchasing that particular stock/company ownership? How does that impact the stock markets? More baby boomers are in retirement thus not adding to their 401K contributions/accounts. Retiring consumers are withdrawing from their retirement accounts more due to the higher inflation. Yes, those working are still contributing to pension funds thus the stock market but more and more boomers are retiring and/or selecting more conservative retirement funds VS stock indexes. What if those that are still working are unable to contribute or contribute as much to their 401K retirement accounts? Worse, what if middle class families actually need money from their 401K plans to make ends meet and make their house payments? Would they make early 401K withdrawals and pay the 10% penalty if it means saving their home? Two people working, one gets laid off and suffers a job loss. You bet they are going to draw out of their 401k plans to save the family home. That is a USA middle class potential possibility…

jerome-yellen

**Volatility Shares Announces UVIX ETF Reverse Share Split** Volatility Shares, on behalf of VS Trust (the “Trust”) announces a reverse share split (a “Reverse Split”) on one of the Trust’s series, specifically the 2x Long VIX Futures ETF (CBOE BZX Exchange Symbol: UVIX (the “Fund”))

Skittler_On_The_Roof

So you think Berkshire Hathaway's business should have been illegal? The company doesn't need to make investments to make revenue.  But when things are good it's prudent to save that money for when times aren't so good, or when there's a good but expensive opportunity to expand.  Sitting on cash makes no sense -you're just guaranteed to lose to inflation. Also, companies will also sell portions of the company when they need funding.  When they're successful in that, why shouldn't they be allowed to buy them back?  What's the difference between a company that sells 5% of their company and then buys it back, VS one that just never sold that 5%?

TheEvilGroucho

Calling Cursor “just a VS Code wrapper” is like calling a self-driving car a steering wheel with a nicer UI.

o5mfiHTNsH748KVq

It’s not that much overhead to be able to make edits with intellisense and whatnot when I need it. I’m not looking to go to any extremes, it’s just no longer necessary to seek new tooling. VS Code was good enough until they blew ass at AI tooling. Now I don’t need an editor for AI tools at all.

RunesDubloons

TSLA literally just be like: #WHO WOULD WIN? >8 little dumpy months #VS. > One Massive Hulk Cock Candle

AgitatorSupreme

Cursor’s product actually sounds like a good use of Ai in the developer world, assuming it works as described.. Pro pricing starts at $20/ month. I dont know what the higher tier pricing is. There are 50,000,000 Visual Studio users (Cursor works within VS) according to google but that seems… excessive? So, rough estimate, offsetting the unknown higher tier pricing by using 25,000,000 VS users the monthly revenue is $500M. 12 months = $6B. Obviously I am still overestimating my variables since they report $1B in revenue… Unless their profit margins are crazy high and/or they have zero debt, $60B seems incredibly high. However, I am not well educated in this field and I am working with almost no data. But $60B… More importantly, what the fuck does Cursor have to do with SpaceX? Why would SpaceX *buy* Cursor? I know companies invest in other companies but this isnt what that is. Musk trying to further inflate the value of SpaceX? Because a valuation of $1.5 - $2.5 TRILLION is absurd as fuck no matter how many companies it swallows up.. that is going to be an interesting IPO day. Get your shorts on for that one.

intelligentx5

A VS Code wrapper with an LLM tacked on which has a fuck ton of open source alternatives and Claude code and codex competing with it…ain’t worth $60B Fuck that

Greedyanda

Cursor no longer uses VS Code. It's written from scratch now.

Accomplished_Eye1522

The funnier way to read this is not “$60B for a VS Code wrapper,” it is “SpaceX paid 20% upfront for an 8 month ATM call on Cursor.” Once premium and strike get separated, the deal stops looking like a normal acquisition headline and starts looking like structured optionality. The math is broken out here: https://docs.hypercall.xyz/insights/spacex-cursor-call-option-2026-04-22/

skidmark_zuckerberg

My only problem is that I didn’t think of it. I mean forking VS Code was half the battle. They didn’t need to even develop the hardest part, which is the editor lol.

mehmet_okur

Cursor needs: massive compute they can't afford,ore capital injected Spacex needs: more very smart to engineers, desktop integration both win/Linux terminal (CLI), native win/Linux (GUI), and IDE. Grok currently has zero penetration into desktops outside of support for using their models in tools like VS Code. Spacex can fill those compute and capital needs in exchange for more super nerds and cursors established desktop platform IP (even if consensus is that Cursor had fallen off). To look at this and think "Elon out of touch, nobody uses cursor anymore, hurr durr" is goofy. spaceX is well aware that cursor product fell off the map compared to codex and Claude in 2026. Believe it or not, buying assets and companies when the market thinks they are dogshit is the most fundamental way to make money next to prostitution It may fail and end up being a terrible decision, who knows, that's not the point. They believe they are getting a cheap price based on how they value Cursor as a company. For example: Claude dominates market currently with a 90+% chance to be best objective AI on prediction markets for April 2026. This would be a bad time to buy anthropic unless you are the kind of guy to go all in on BTC at 120k ATH. That's what a guy in a clown suit told me while I was looking dinner in a dumpster tonight. Verbatim. Cool guy, a bit verbose though.

JaredsBored

It's high but the premise isn't crazy. Cursor's tech stack is essentially VS Code and a Chinese open weight LLM, which is another way of saying worthless. But Cursor has real enterprise customers, and Elon needs a way of making money off the Grok investment. Buy cursor -> replace Chinese LLM with Grok -> try not to lose all your enterprise customers

RESPECTATOR_DE_FEMEI

Cursor recently switched from VS code to their own ting. 60B seems insane but Google bought Windsurf(which didn't have many users) for $2.4 Billion and they turned it into Antigravity. Everything is overpriced in this AI boom.

jonneh

The most successful VS code fork ever 😭😭 > (NYT) -- SpaceX buying Cursor for more than $50 billion

Nictel

If I have puts this always VS but now I have calls it doesn't. RIGGED!

Skittler_On_The_Roof

I mean, how many were imperfectly timed? Without seeing volume of bets when these events occurred VS when they didn't, and factoring in the context of that current week, this $1B stat is useless.  $950m was won for instance a week on whether or not oil would go down.  It fails to mention there were an equal amount on the other side of people who lost the bet. If (insert sports team) wins, and $1B was won by betting, it doesn't mean the game was rigged any more than any other game.  It just means a lot of people bet on it. Not that I'm sure a lot of insider info isn't illegally used, but you really need more context.  

ChewbaccaIsBear

And those 9 green, how much up did it go overall VS now? 

Negative_Salt_4599

Nice did not know that! I just think PL has more room to run VS. ASTS.

FoodCooker62

Its funny because VS 2020  Operating income is now 0.9B vs 23B  Long term debt is up to 44B from 33B  Shares outstanding is 5B as opposed to 4B  So 20% more shares & a -95% drop in operating income equals a 10% higher share price. Queue the "market is forward looking" despite intel foundries having no significant customers other than itself 

betarhoalphadelta

Can't answer, because we don't know your income, we don't know your retirement goals, and we don't know your age or targeted retirement timeline. The folks at r/Fire can help. That's the financial independence / retire early sub. They can likely point you to calculators/etc which can help you determine the numbers for yourself. The real answer is how do you want to live now, and how do you want to live then? How much are you willing to balance one VS the other, because what you do now affects what you do then, but if you prioritize EVERYTHING for then, you might regret not enjoying yourself enough now. It's a personal choice. A lot of right answers.

Meadhead81

This is generally how I view it. A nice cushion and you get long term capital gains for holding for a year anyways. Although this doesn’t matter in a sense because you could just buy the stock on the market…I also added in the typical annual appreciation of the stock + dividends and it comes out to a decent percentage in annual yield I compared that on the beta vs the S&P 500 and figured I’m getting 10-15% additional gain on my investment VS the S&P.

No_Art_2787

TLDR: Redditors still dont understand that the market looks at news events, prices in a likely cause/effect, and prices assets on a 6-12+ month timeline. Ships entering the strait=security=more likely for tankers to move. VS 4 weeks ago navy ships refused to enter the strait=uncertainty, no security=fear

NotTheBrightestHuman

Being able to VS completely switching is 2 different things.

Hot_Ice5175

US EXISTING HOME SALES (MOM) (MAR) ACTUAL: -3.6% VS 1.7% PREVIOUS Jesus fuck.

DandadanAsia

1. every companies that i worked at, use Windows and Office. Microsoft will never have to worry about their bread and butter. There is only one company that i work at use Google office. Office is now a subscription. there's your long term. Microsoft have a lot of software that is too deep inside every Corporation around the world. 2. Windows/Office is not even Microsoft money maker. Its Azure. that's monthly revenue. 3. Microsoft is still strong in developer community. SQL, Windows Server, VS studio, VS code, github...etc. even with news like France ditching Windows, i doubt the French corporation will and didn't we saw this movie before. Germany also ditched Windows for linux. Microsoft is still making money.

MurkTwain

I mean, it seems like everything should be constricting but the USA is featuring an administration that is systematically deregulating as much as possible as quickly as possible. The climate for workers is fucked but the climate for individual mega-business success and oligarchs is not if you see through the smoke. Space sector is going to do some crazy things with the impending Spacex IPO. In the near future years (now to 2030) there is going to be a China VS USA space race, its inevitable. Any AI related business are now going from "AI is overhyped and a bubble" to the current situation of "AI has actually eliminated job sectors of the economy." Parking as much cash in Google is kind of my mentality, I am tempted to sell AMZN, MSFT, APPL, and just consolidate into Google.

TrentKelp

$BUFF.V $BLPTF - LET'S TALK WHY THIS STOCK CAN MOVE 1000% FROM HERE AND PRODUCT GRADES! Also, Buffalo Potash Newly public $BUFF.V or OTC $BLPTF VS. $MLP.V Millennial Potash that ran over 1000% in 2025! Potash Type- Buffalo Potash ( $BUFF.V) — Sylvinite (primarily sylvite + halite). This is the classic, high-value Saskatchewan-style potash. It is the easiest and most efficient type for solution mining (exactly what their patented HLD technology targets). Millennial Potash ( $MLP.V) — Mainly Carnallitite (carnallite dominant), with minor sylvinite zones. Their giant Banio Project in Gabon is a thick, layered evaporite deposit where carnallite is the primary mineral, and sylvinite occurs only in limited higher-grade pockets (often as secondary replacement). Grade Comparison (who has the better grade?) Buffalo has significantly better (higher) grade: Buffalo (Disley Project): High-grade sylvinite seams frequently 40–56% KCl, with optimal intervals averaging 44–49% KCl (e.g., 12.2 m @ 48.7%, 12.8 m @ 45.0%, 10.8 m @ 44.2%). They selectively target seams >30% KCl and ≥1 m thick. Millennial (Banio Project): Bulk resource is carnallitite grading ~15.4–15.7% KCl (overall M+I resource ~15.6% KCl). Their minor sylvinite zones are higher at ~24% KCl, but represent only a small portion of the resource. Clear winner on grade: Buffalo — their targeted seams are roughly 2–3x higher grade than Millennial’s main carnallitite resource.Quick ContextHigher grade (like Buffalo’s) usually means better economics, higher recovery, and lower processing costs per ton of finished MOP fertilizer. Millennial’s advantage is massive scale (billions of tonnes) and very thick intersections, which can support large production despite the lower average grade. Their project is designed around solution mining of the thick carnallitite layers. In short: Buffalo = higher-grade, cleaner sylvite/sylvinite (better quality for selective solution mining). Millennial = much larger tonnage but lower-grade carnallite-dominant deposit. $BUFF.V OTC $BLPTF means low cost high value producer with so much more advantages than $MLP.V

MissMatriarch

Really feeling like we’re watching Reality VS. MM’s: SPY edition here

Skittler_On_The_Roof

I was late-ish to the game in the epic video game store VS popcorn battle, but made way more off popcorn options at that point than video game.  Despite the former having no logical path to profitability, even back then.

ChewbaccaIsBear

The thing I love the most about Uruguay VS Argentina is that they're religious as fuck... We the most anti clerical motherfuckers on this planet, criticizing the catholic church is a national sport here 

Prometheus013

Haha because they don't want to blow millions and start from 0 like I had to start over 2x. It sucks ass. And even if you nail it still likely to end up with less VS slow and steady model

Prometheus013

I bought 2 small spy puts yesterday.... Wish I dumped 100k VS 900 bucks

Prometheus013

Puts are gold right now on the rebound. I should have bought 20k VS 850 worth lol

MIT_Engineer

> You keep making this US vs Iran... Almost as if the US and Iran are at war with each other. > The "VS Iran" part of the conversation is effectively 0% of the equation. How so? How does *Iran* not figure into the discussion? > Unless you glass them their ability to hurt the US will continue for however long they want to do it. 1) I kinda doubt it. Hard to fight a war when your economy has completely collapsed. 2) Hurt us how? By launching drones at GCC countries? That hurts GCC countries, I don't think it does much to hurt us. > US has no path to make them do it Bomb them into a stone age, turn and walk away. If Iran wants to continue harassing shipping in the Strait, that can be a problem for GCC countries and their customers in Asia. > (The oil islands don't count, you need boots on the mainland) Boots on the mainland to do what? > I encourage you to look for any source that says US is likely to force open the strait through force. I encourage you to understand the economics here: the U.S. doesn't really have to care whether the Strait is open or not. The GCC cares, and we're allies, but as long as our allies think we did everything we could to stop that madman Iran from being a nutter, then there isn't much of a reason for us to care. > It doesn't matter if someone else can do it How so? You just said it's what decides what currency oil is denominated in? > if US can't then they wont trade in dollars. Why not? > Oil is traded in dollars for protection. Actually, it's traded in dollars for *convenience*, but again, even if we suppose what you're saying is true, your statement makes no sense. Why would it switch, if switching didn't offer any protection? > People don't pay protection money if it doesn't work. No one's paying protection money. That's not how petrodollars even work. It's not like the U.S. is taking 2% off of every oil transaction. > There doesn't have to be a single alternative. Actually there does, because it becomes super inconvenient if everyone's not using the same currency. Again, it's not about protection, it's about convenience. > You seem to think Trump has some kind of choice. So you're saying he has no choice but to blow up Iran's desalination plants...? > If the gulf region tells him to do or not do something on threat of loss of petro dollar he'll do it. 1) I don't think the petrodollar is as important as you imagine it, 2) I'm pretty sure if Iran blew up the GCC's water desalination plants, the GCC would ABSOLUTELY tell Trump to blow up Iran's in retaliation. > A threat to their desalination plants(Which was made by Iran) is a scenario they would threaten ditch of petrodollar. Yeah, again, I think you've misunderstood both what the petrodollar is, and also the mindset of the GCC. They don't like Iran. They aren't friends. They want Iran crippled, they have no interest in being extorted by Iran going forward. > If they do this then the world knows the next time this happens they'll give up and they'll bomb Iran longer extract more concessions. The strong do what they will, the weak suffer what they must. > Any deal made has been shown to be temporary and at the whims of people like Trump.

DelphiTsar

>Sure, then the U.S. bombs Iran's desalination plants. What then? You keep making this US vs Iran...The "VS Iran" part of the conversation is effectively 0% of the equation. Unless you glass them their ability to hurt the US will continue for however long they want to do it. US has no path to make them do it, they aren't going to put boots on the ground. (The oil islands don't count, you need boots on the mainland) I encourage you to look for any source that says US is likely to force open the strait through force. Literally no one is suggesting it's possible. >ability to prevent Iran from blowing up desalination plants? It doesn't matter if someone else can do it, if US can't then they wont trade in dollars. Oil is traded in dollars for protection. People don't pay protection money if it doesn't work. There doesn't have to be a single alternative. You seem to think Trump has some kind of choice. If the gulf region tells him to do or not do something on threat of loss of petro dollar he'll do it. A threat to their desalination plants(Which was made by Iran) is a scenario they would threaten ditch of petrodollar. >Right, but then the path to holding power is just to give in to U.S. demands vis-a-vis the Strait of Hormuz. If they do this then the world knows the next time this happens they'll give up and they'll bomb Iran longer extract more concessions. Any deal made has been shown to be temporary and at the whims of people like Trump. They aren't going to stop without a secrutiy garuntee by somoene serious(So not US) or nukes. That's the only way this ends.

Ok_Cry7572

1 hr ago: BEYOND MEAT 4Q GROSS MARGIN 2.3%, EST. 12.8% *BEYOND MEAT 4Q ADJ. EBITDA LOSS $69.0M VS. LOSS $26.0M Y/Y 😂😂😂😂

GrillAndChill420

Brent VS wti

cryptohorn

🇲🇽 VS 🇵🇹 ⚽

Pin-Last

VERSUS the s&p. Msft has never been this cheap, ever, compared to its historical price VS the s&p

Prometheus013

Thanks! And don't lose all your money, better to enjoy the little extra VS lose it.

Available-Prize4661

THE MARKET SOLD THE ENTIRE MEMORY SECTOR ON A PAPER IT DID NOT READ. HERE IS WHAT TURBOQUANT ACTUALLY DOES VS WHAT THE MARKET THINKS IT DOES. $MU down 5.7% intraday. $WDC down 6.5%. The whole sector got hit. Let me walk through the bear case and the bull case. 1) What the market heard: Google found a way to compress memory demand by 6x. Memory companies are in trouble. Simple story, sell everything. 2) What TurboQuant actually does: It compresses KV cache to 3 bits. KV cache is one subcategory of memory used during inference only. It does not touch model weights. It does not touch training. It was tested on models up to 8B parameters only. No results on 70B+ or mixture-of-experts architectures. Production deployment is 6-12 months away minimum. 3) What the media got wrong: Financial media called it a "50% cost reduction" and "6x total memory demand reduction." The paper makes no such claim. KV cache is a fraction of total GPU memory. Compressing a fraction is not compressing the whole.

Winax2449

You've got a point, but I was talking about how Americas threshold for acceptable casualties in war is a lot lower than any other country. No military outside of America and a select other Western nations care for their soldiers the same way. I was referencing what OP said about us VS Russia and they're right that's one of the strengths of a country like Russia, China etc.

intelhb

1. Revenue != profit and they have no path to profitability. 2. They have no vision and no product - period. LLM chatbot is not a product in 2026. 3. Competition is kicking their ass big time here at home and in China. They don’t own sht - no tech, no hardware, nothing. Not to mention they failed to integrate with the MS software suite. Altman had everything handed to him on a silver platter, the tech, the MS ecosystem (GitHub, VS code, Azure, Teams etc etc etc) what he does? Goes on an endless podcast spreading fear of job loss and trolling software devs, all while investing massively in a useless GIf generator. And everyone understands that. Google - last to the game, steps in and crushes it with Antogravity. This is vision, this is competitiveness. OpenAI is dead and the faster MS cuts that stupid appendix the better for them.

Independent-Tree-985

Highest level drug dealers. LVL 1 THUG VS LVL 99 Gangeters

2020isgreat

Tweet VS Tweet except one side has reality on it's side lmao

2020isgreat

U.S CRUDE OIL INVENTORIES ACTUAL: 6926K VS 6156K PREVIOUS; EST -1250K[](https://x.com/FirstSquawk/status/2036812957133541746)

OkResponsibility2470

🧊VS KAREN : coming to an airport near you

Mobile_Collection646

the virgin republican vs democrats VS the chad “i have no enemies”

CalebVanPoneisen

Green VS Red Reverse gamble the post with the most updoots!