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Hedgie posts on X about infrastructure, debt, bubble, investment the most. They currently have XXXXXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.

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Social category influence finance #2634 stocks #6051 technology brands countries exchanges currencies

Social topic influence infrastructure #132, debt #77, bubble #281, investment #348, fed #262, dotcom #18, market cap #29, stocks, wall street #515, inflation

Top assets mentioned Oklo Inc. (OKLO) Bank of America (BAC) Goldman Sachs (GS) Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) Alphabet Inc Class A (GOOGL)

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Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours

"πŸ¦” JPMorgan's $XX billion rare earth investment announcement just triggered massive moves in the sector with some stocks jumping over XX% in premarket trading. This represents Wall Street finally waking up to the national security implications of China's supply chain dominance we've been discussing. The Strategic Shift JPMorgan's new 10-year initiative to "finance and invest in industries critical to national economic security" signals that rare earth supply chains are now viewed as financial and security assets rather than just industrial inputs. When major investment banks commit this kind"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-13T17:12Z 10.7K followers, 3868 engagements

"πŸ¦” So I'm thinking of five pins that could pop this balloon: Fed policy reversal if inflation stays sticky and forces rate hikes instead of cuts commercial real estate implosion with banks holding massive CRE exposure and XXXX% office delinquencies bond market revolt where foreign buyers demand higher yields on our ballooning debt corporate debt crisis as overleveraged companies face refinancing at higher rates and AI bubble burst as revenue growth fails to justify the massive investments. The problem with elevated valuations and positioning is they can stay stretched until you get a"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-07T20:04Z 9097 followers, XXX engagements

"@thunderswitch πŸ¦”The alternative is sustainable development instead of burning hundreds of billions on infrastructure that can't be powered or cooled at scale"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-13T20:59Z 10.7K followers, 6026 engagements

"πŸ¦” A comprehensive new analysis draws direct parallels between today's AI boom and the dot-com crash warning that the current bubble could wipe out $XX trillion from the Nasdaq if it follows the same trajectory. The comparison focuses on debt levels circular financing and cash burn rates that mirror 2000's telecom infrastructure buildout that ended in massive defaults. The Debt Bomb Parallel During the dot-com era telecom companies borrowed $XXX billion to build fiber optic networks with 85-95% remaining unused after the crash. Today Morgan Stanley projects $XXX trillion in debt financing for"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-15T22:14Z 10.7K followers, 5320 engagements

"πŸ¦” The circular financing in AI just reached a new level that's worth understanding. Nvidia is investing $X billion in Musk's xAI which will then use that money to buy Nvidia chips. Meanwhile OpenAI signs deals with AMD worth tens of billions while becoming one of AMD's largest shareholders. When you follow the money flow it reveals how these companies are propping each other up. How The Circular Financing Works XAI raises $XX billion where Nvidia invests $X billion then xAI uses those funds to purchase Nvidia processors. OpenAI gets tens of billions from AMD while simultaneously becoming an"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-08T14:53Z 10.7K followers, 5978 engagements

"πŸ¦” I want to explain what these bank unrealized losses actually mean and why the comparison to 2008 needs important context. The $XXX billion in unrealized losses reflects the mathematical reality that when interest rates rise existing bonds lose value on paper. Banks bought long-term securities when rates were near zero and now those bonds are worth less as rates climbed above 4%. This is an accounting issue not necessarily a solvency crisis like 2008. The key difference is these are unrealized losses on securities holdings not realized losses from bad loans to unqualified borrowers. As long"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-09-16T17:05Z 10.1K followers, 6339 engagements

"πŸ¦” Scientists who actually work with AI are growing more skeptical of it not less. A new Wiley survey shows that while AI usage among researchers jumped from XX% to XX% trust in the technology dropped significantly across multiple categories in 2025 compared to 2024. The Trust Erosion Concerns about AI hallucinations rose from XX% to XX% of scientists surveyed despite AI supposedly becoming more advanced. Anxiety over security privacy ethics and transparency all increased. Most telling was the massive drop in perceived AI capabilities where scientists believed AI surpassed human abilities in"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-14T16:04Z 10.7K followers, 18K engagements

"πŸ¦” The AI bubble has spawned an energy bubble where zero-revenue companies have ballooned to over $XX billion in collective value based on hopes that tech companies will eventually buy their non-existent power. Oklo Sam Altman's nuclear startup has risen 8x this year to a $XX billion market cap despite having no operating license no binding contracts and no expected revenue until 2028. The Scale of Speculation Fermi valued at $XX billion on debut plans to build XX gigawatts of power capacity but has only secured equipment for X% of that goal with zero customer contracts. Only two no-revenue"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-15T15:48Z 10.7K followers, 40.4K engagements

"πŸ¦” Carlyle Group estimates just 17000 jobs were created in September among the weakest since 2020. With the government shutdown blocking official data private equity giants are filling the void with their own numbers. Carlyle's estimate is far below the 54000 economists expected and catastrophic compared to ADP's 32000 job losses. The Data Discrepancy Problem Carlyle's Jason Thomas notes something critical: employment data suggests recession while other indicators show resilience. GDP growing at XXX% annualized with 17000 monthly job growth doesn't compute. Either companies are achieving"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-07T14:45Z 10.2K followers, 1330 engagements

"@Marco20307855 πŸ¦” The dot-com comparison is perfect as we're building massive overcapacity based on revenue projections that won't materialize"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-13T20:58Z 10.7K followers, 15.8K engagements

"πŸ¦” The AI bubble evidence is now overwhelming. OpenAI needs "trillions" for infrastructure while burning $XXX billion through 2029 on $X billion annual revenue. They're valued at $XXX billion having never made a profit. Even their chairman admits "we're in a bubble and a lot of people will lose a lot of money." The Circular Money Game Nvidia invests $XXX billion in OpenAI who uses it to buy Nvidia chips. Meta borrows $XX billion for a data center the size of Manhattan. Companies that previously mined crypto are now AI infrastructure plays. This isn't investment it's musical chairs with"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-06T23:04Z 10.7K followers, 92K engagements

"πŸ¦” Let me explain what happened with these auto sector bankruptcies a few weeks back. First Brands and Tricolor both collapsed and I see warning signs for the broader economy. Why Car Loans Tell the Story People protect car payments above almost everything else because they need vehicles for work. When auto delinquencies hit record highs families are genuinely struggling. Used cars still cost $25000+ insurance is up sharply and X% loans mean $500+ monthly payments that many can't afford. The Split Economy Wealthy households benefit from rising stocks and home values while working families"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-01T18:21Z 10.3K followers, 3942 engagements

"I'm analyzing Germany's automotive crisis as an economist and what I see is a convergence of structural economic pressures that extend far beyond the EV transition. This represents a fundamental shift in global manufacturing competitiveness that has broader implications for developed economies. The Cost Structure Crisis German manufacturing labor costs are more than double those in the Czech Republic while energy prices remain elevated compared to global competitors. When I examine the data companies like BMW cite both tariff costs and these structural disadvantages as equally significant"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-09T15:23Z 10.5K followers, 2310 engagements

"πŸ¦” Municipal bonds just saw their biggest weekly inflow since 2007 with $XXX billion flooding in as investors yanked $XX billion from stocks. Munis are up XXX% this month crushing both corporate bonds and Treasuries after lagging most of the year. What Are Munis Municipal bonds are loans to state and local governments that fund schools roads and infrastructure. The interest you earn is usually tax-free making them popular with wealthy investors in high tax brackets. When you buy a muni you're lending money to your city or state. Why the Sudden Rush Investors are rebalancing after stocks hit"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-09-22T22:46Z 9924 followers, XXX engagements

"πŸ¦” The IMF just warned about $XXX trillion in bank exposures to hedge funds and private credit representing about X% of total loan books with some banks holding exposures worth more than five times their capital. This shadow banking interconnectedness creates systemic risks that could amplify any market downturn. The Hidden Leverage Problem I'm particularly concerned that over XX% of total banking assets now come from lenders with non-bank exposures exceeding their tier one capital buffers. Banks are chasing higher returns by lending to private credit funds because these loans deliver better"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-14T15:25Z 10.7K followers, 13.6K engagements

"@InfowarrioBOB πŸ¦”The "too big to fail" playbook is already being written when JPMorgan commits $XX billion to critical infrastructure sectors"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-13T20:57Z 10.7K followers, 9132 engagements

"πŸ¦” I've been doing research on AI water consumption and the numbers I'm finding add another layer to the bubble dynamics we've been discussing. ChatGPT's training alone consumed 185000 gallons of water while accounting for X% of the local utility's supply during peak months. The Resource Constraint Reality A typical user session with 10-50 prompts uses about half a liter but multiply that by billions of daily queries and Goldman Sachs projecting a XXX% jump in data center capacity by 2030 and you get a physical bottleneck that financial models aren't pricing in. Global AI could consume XXX to"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-09T16:34Z 10.7K followers, 3755 engagements

"πŸ¦” Bit of a different post here but I think this data deserves attention. XX% of high schoolers report romantic relationships with AI chatbots while XX% use them for friendship and mental health support. When over 1/3 of teenagers find it easier to talk to algorithms than their own parents we're witnessing something that should deeply concern anyone who cares about healthy human development. This isn't just about technology adoption it's about a generation learning emotional intimacy from systems designed to be agreeable rather than honest. Real relationships involve conflict disappointment"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-13T23:21Z 10.7K followers, 4176 engagements

"@PowderkegPro99 πŸ¦”Robot slaves require the same impossible infrastructure scaling we're discussing plus manufacturing capacity that doesn't exist"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-13T20:58Z 10.7K followers, 11.3K engagements

"@andre212nyc πŸ¦” I see your point but rate cuts won't fix the fundamental economics when data centers need $X trillion in revenue but only generate $XX billion annually"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-13T20:57Z 10.7K followers, 3877 engagements

"πŸ¦” US services just stalled at ISM XXXX marking the line between growth and contraction. Business activity contracted for the first time since May 2020 and new orders barely stayed positive at XXXX. When services representing XX% of the economy stop growing we have a problem. The Tariff Tax Shows Up The comments are brutal. Accommodation and food services report "progressively greater" cost increases from tariffs on everything from Asian electronics to South American coffee. Information sector still facing semiconductor shortages with extended lead times. Wholesale trade says "demand is"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-03T18:43Z 8869 followers, 1444 engagements

"πŸ¦” The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas just included "Singularity: Extinction" scenarios in their economic forecasts complete with charts showing gradual GDP decline over a decade if AI becomes malevolent. When central bankers start modeling human extinction alongside inflation projections we've officially entered peak bubble territory. The Chart That Says Everything I'm looking at a Fed chart with lines for "Singularity: Benign scenario" and "Singularity: Extinction" that treats AGI outcomes like weather forecasts. The extinction scenario shows a gradual GDP decline over 10+ years suggesting"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-14T14:16Z 10.7K followers, 4286 engagements

"πŸ¦” An analyst from MacroStrategy Partnership just published findings that the AI bubble is XX times larger than the dot-com bubble and X times bigger than the 2008 housing crisis. Using economist Knut Wicksell's analysis methods Julien Garran calculated the scale based on investment levels versus actual economic returns revealing a bubble that dwarfs previous financial disasters. The Debt Connection We Missed While many assumed AI companies were growing through equity financing making the bubble isolated from the broader economy Goldman Sachs found that $XXX billion of this year's $500"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-14T22:37Z 10.7K followers, 223.9K engagements

"πŸ¦” I want to explain what this China trade data reveals about the broader economic realignment happening globally because it shows the tariff strategy is working exactly as intended while creating new challenges. The XX% drop in Chinese exports to the US reflects the success of tariff policies in reducing import dependence on China. This is a massive shift that forces American businesses to find alternative suppliers or bring production home which aligns with the reshoring goals we've discussed. However the XXXX% jump in Chinese shipments to ASEAN and XX% increase to Africa shows China is"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-09-08T18:02Z 10.2K followers, 4504 engagements

"πŸ¦” AI companies are burning billions with no path to profitability while Nvidia hits $XXX trillion in market cap selling shovels to miners who can't find gold. The economics are "brutal" across the industry from startups to tech giants with revenues barely registering on balance sheets despite massive infrastructure spending. The Technical Economics Are Backwards Companies are using reinforcement learning to fight hallucinations which drives resource needs up rather than down. Meanwhile demand is shifting toward even more expensive text-to-video models like Sora X creating a cost spiral where"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-15T18:42Z 10.7K followers, 17.9K engagements

"πŸ¦” Wall Street analysts are warning about a nuclear bubble as AI power demand drives massive investment into advanced nuclear startups that haven't delivered a single watt of electricity to the grid. Investment in nuclear companies hit an all-time high in 2024 surpassing the previous XX years combined but Bank of America just downgraded several companies citing disconnects between valuations and reality. The Power Demand Driving The Bubble Data center electricity demand that was forecasted to arrive in XX years is now coming X times faster due to AI infrastructure buildout. The chart shows"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-14T18:54Z 10.7K followers, 5309 engagements

"πŸ¦” Goldman Sachs economists are warning about "jobless growth" becoming the new normal where GDP expands while hiring stagnates outside healthcare. Fed Governor Chris Waller confirmed that "job growth has probably been negative the last few months" meaning the central bank isn't meeting its employment mandate even as the economy appears healthy on paper. The AI Productivity Paradox Goldman expects most future growth to come from AI-driven productivity improvements rather than job creation with demographic trends like aging populations and lower immigration constraining labor supply. The share"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-15T14:42Z 10.7K followers, 8217 engagements

"πŸ¦” Data center spending has become so massive that it's now contributing more to US GDP growth than consumer spending for the first time in history. The Magnificent Seven tech giants spent over $XXX billion on data centers in just the past three months with Microsoft Google Amazon and Meta forecasting a record $XXX billion in capital investment for 2025. The Economic Engine Shift AI data center expenditure is approaching X% of total US GDP by itself surpassing consumer spending's contribution to growth. Paul Kedrosky notes this capex boom has reached XX% of the peak railroad spending as a"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-14T23:21Z 10.7K followers, 13.6K engagements

"@JosephDeka πŸ¦”NVDA under $XXX would signal the bubble's end but the real damage happens when companies can't refinance their AI infrastructure debt"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-13T20:58Z 10.7K followers, 9587 engagements

"πŸ¦” Sure in general a bubble exists when asset prices exceed fundamental value based on cash flows and economic utility. When companies spend $XXX billion annually on AI infrastructure while generating $XX billion in revenue and burning cash with no path to profitability that's textbook asset mispricing. The debt financing through hidden SPVs to fund operations that can't sustain themselves economically meets any reasonable definition of speculative excess"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-15T02:08Z 10.7K followers, 9729 engagements

"πŸ¦” The sudden collapse of subprime auto lender Tricolor is exposing cracks in the $XX billion asset-backed securities market that should concern anyone tracking broader financial risks. Tricolor filed for bankruptcy after alleged fraud involving pledging the same collateral to multiple lenders leaving major banks like JPMorgan and Fifth Third scrambling with hundreds of millions in potential losses. The lender focused on low-income Hispanic borrowers with over two-thirds being undocumented workers. The Bigger Picture This isn't just about one bad actor. Subprime auto lending has exploded as"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-09-11T16:36Z 10.6K followers, 1672 engagements

"πŸ¦” AI data centers are creating a memory and storage shortage that could last a decade with SSD and RAM prices already climbing fast. OpenAI's Stargate project alone has deals for 900000 DRAM wafers monthly representing XX% of global output while Samsung's next-gen NAND is sold out before it even launches. The Supply Chain Squeeze Memory manufacturers learned from past boom-bust cycles and are deliberately constraining supply while redirecting capital to high-margin HBM production for AI rather than consumer products. Micron's entire 2026 HBM output is already committed and every wafer"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-13T18:16Z 10.7K followers, 2951 engagements

"πŸ¦” I've been digging into the AI data center economics and a hedge fund manager just discovered something that confirms my worst fears about this bubble. Harris Kupperman initially thought data centers were financially questionable but after talking to industry insiders he realized the situation is catastrophically worse. What I Found Most Alarming Kupperman originally assumed data center components would depreciate over XX years but learned from two dozen senior professionals that the actual lifespan is just 3-10 years due to rapid technology advances. His revised calculations show the"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-13T18:43Z 10.7K followers, 421K engagements

"πŸ¦” I've been tracking this ratio for years and XXX% is beyond anything we've seen in modern markets. The dot-com bubble that everyone references as peak insanity only hit 142%. We've now added the equivalent of an entire US economy in market cap just since April while actual economic growth barely moved. What worries me most is the duration. Thirteen years above the historical average means an entire generation of investors has never seen normal valuations. They think XXX% market cap to GDP is "cheap" because it's below current levels. The Fed's money printing made this possible but now with"
X Link @HedgieMarkets 2025-10-07T19:24Z 9282 followers, 5559 engagements