Has the time to go all in finally arrived?
>>62821824Does anybody know how long it will take options to be available on this stock after it lists? Can I buy calls immediately or do I have to wait a couple months?
>>62821824Saaar!
>>62821824Given enough time, AI will be more valuable than money.This technology isn't a new car or dishwasher or something like that. It's ultimately replacing people at every layer.
yeah man if you want to go all in on a company thats already stagnating in revenue before takeoff which has 350 billion dollars in debt, go right ahead
I’ll definitely buy this shit but not at IPO so gay faggot San Fran kikes can dump on me.
>>62822219>This technology isn't a dishwasher or something like that.So it's not a woman?
>>62821824Trap initiated. They will get so many suckers to invest in this.
>>62821824> "revenue opportunity"kekekekekeke
>>62821824all these ridiculous valuations of potential revenues imply the dollar isn't going to be worth shit. spacex made a similar revenue claim. all the debt they've taken out will be monetized and the value of the dollar will be driven asymptotically to zero, and the bonds that represent that debt have already been given inflated ratings so that 401ks and pensions can include them. what's left of the middle class is *already* holding the bag for this shit, and the perpetrators are going to keep going until it breaks, at which point there'll be no other choice than to have daddy government step in and bail them out by turning the printer back on, and then bread will be $30 bucks.and everyone's only fucking hope in hell is to hold companies like anthropic and spacex and all the other perpetrators of this con job because they'll skyrocket in nominal terms while holding steady in real terms where everyone who's holding their debt will get repaid with dollars worth a tenth of what they lent.
>>62821824>investing in companies whose logo is a bumhole
>>62821824>$63,000,000,000 in debt.These Jews are gonna rig pull everyone and bunker down for the next 7-10 years.
Yeah bro, the do an IPO so you can take part of the growth. How gracious of them :)
>>62825100I use this stuff at work. Claude's models are notably better in practice. Who knows what the ultimate pricing of this stuff will be when the dust settles and if it will support the valuation but utilization has far to go from here, and Anthropic has the best product at least for now.You can be bearish on the stock but I'd never be bearish on the tech here.
>>62821824This is unironically the top.
>>62821824I wouldn’t invest because of his face alone.
>>62825092No wait, they have an obligation to pay 600B in the coming years with e.g. over 100B in AWS until 2036. Not even with double revenue of their very last Q every Q every year they would be able to face that.
>>62825218It's okay the government will bail them out
>>62821824Anthropic, SpaceX, and OpenAI all have 30 trillion TAM. The only way to miss on life changing gains here is not to buy in
>>62822219>oy vey it's the new paradigm
>>62825153Owners want to keep companies private to keep all the upside for themselves. IPOs are made when they want a last surge of cash or to scam pension funds by ending up in the top 500.If you truly believe it will grow further, then you want to keep all the upside for yourself and not let go of ownership to the public, it's basic game theory and a trend of companies recently refusing to do IPOs compared to the 2000s.
>>62821824IPOs now are usually started if the company is out of cash and private equity wont borrow them more or if PE bullies them to IPO so PE cash out while retail and now ETFs hold the bags.In anthropics case its both.If a company doesn't have net profits or atleast doesnt have buck breaking debt and obligations, stay away from them or buy in the first minute and try to sell to dumber retail before it tanks.
>>62826532I just read the prospectus.They have 10% adjusted operating margin and like 130B in literal cash sitting around.
>>62821824Buy high, sell low! It's the /biz/ way!
>>62829001>the prospectuskek
>>62829001Those 130B can't pay for their debt plus ONE year of their 600B buy obligations stretching over a decade.
>>62821824Look at that Jew. Then understand what he wants from you.
>>62829760I probably would have lived in perpetual servitude if it weren't for the information frens on the internet.
>>62821824This is going to be the first quadrillion company.
>>62822219Money isn't valuable anon. Money is just a means in which we express value for the things we can offer one another.
spit ball this with me, AI can do anything a human can do on a computer at a faster rate to a high percentage of accuracy. With self iteration and agentic collaboration white collar is decimated 99%. So the last few remaining opportunities lie in robotics, energy, infrastructure, admin/oversight, manual labor, entertainment. What is the big brain play for zoomers now and millennials who get ousted from senior positions? What moves today will yield the strongest 5 year returns, career wise and investment/financially?
>>62829952>entertainmentUnironically correct, the games industry will pull through. It is currently suffering due to wokeness, but of course this is blamed on AI.Some areas will be gigafucked, such as artists, but LLMs will never be able to make things humans find fun (designers), create plausible/coherent/fun worlds (env artists), or invent completely new graphics techniques (graphics programmers)The market fundamentally protects itself from LLM regurgitation - gamers get bored and always want something new
>>62830100Tell me you never used Claude with out telling me lmfao kys anon
>>62822219>Given enough timemaestro, they will be bankrupto in just a few years, maybe quarters. companies dont have infinite time to eventually become profitable
>>62830670Claude isn’t capable of these things. I use it daily. I pity anyone dumb enough to not see its limits
>revenueWhy don't any of these journalists mention the incredible profits?
