Trump said he would continue his tariffs and tack on another 10% even after the SCOTUS decision. I think what all importers need to do now is completely ignore his illegal tariffs. What is he gonna do? Send Ice after them?

YouTube video by Associated Press LIVE: Trump speaks after Supreme Court strikes down his tariffs

I wouldn't be surprised if we see a Chump meltdown in a few minutes: www.youtube.com/watch?v=noZS...

Chump's 2025 accomplishments:

For 2025, the economy grew 2.2%, the slowest annual growth since 2022.

Consumer confidence continued to drop in January to a more than decade low level.

Job creation stalled in 2025, largely due to uncertainty over tariffs.

As a Californian, I'd happily join Canada. Maybe they can work out an even trade.

This guy has some kind of medical condition that makes him easily influenced. I remember not long ago when he cared about DEI, donated to a mostly black school in Flint Michigan and surprised their students showing up at an assembly.

Morning.

I love this dinner table.

I agree 100% with Dan Ives. Software is way oversold. As I said in a previous post, I believe AI will primarily supplement the software already in place as long as they integrate the LLMs into their existing offerings.

They autonomously drive themselves to their private depots when they're low on battery, but once they arrive, a human plugs them in and cleans them while they charge.

It's highly likely that $EVGO sees a windfall this quarter due to skyrocketing utilization from their partnership with Waymo, since Waymo has been expanding at a rapid pace. Also, EVgo chargers are incredibly easy to use with Autocharge+, it feels even easier than getting gas. I love my EV.

The latest NY Fed analysis shows that 90% of the tariff burden falls on US consumers & firms, not foreigners. Instead of foreign price cuts, we get inflation and wasted economic dynamism. Voters see price tags rising despite promises, making tariffs a major political loser.

It's the same as the KKK.

Bought some $BTC Bitcoin here because it's currently at its last major breakout point around 69k. This is not trading advice, but bubbles often burst and then trade back down to their previous breakout level before resuming their ascent.

Six GOP Reps joined Dems (219-211) to kill Trump's Canada tariffs. Why? Swing district survival. Polls show voters favor cutting tariffs 3-to-1.

Many Republicans are secretly hoping the Court strikes the tariffs down so they don't have to defend them on the campaign trail.

I just thought of the fact that the memory shortage will only be exponentially exacerbated by the agents required for AI security. What was a linear problem is now a very geometric one.

Los Angeles needs a Mayor like Daniel Lurie, the goat

This is why Chump has gone bankrupt several times, cuz he refuses to look at the real data.

Fillmore Counterbalance. It wasn’t just a trolley; it was a clever solution to a massive hill that even modern cars struggle with today.

California's $200 million EV incentive program to require matching funds from automakers California's proposed $200 million electric vehicle incentive program will be limited to first-time buyers and require participating manufacturers to contribute matching incentives, the administration...

California will hopefully resume EV rebates after they were officially canceled by the Chump admin. www.reuters.com/business/aut...

TGT was on the rise before Chump's tariffs

Every time there's a quarterly earnings call for GOOG, I basically put my life savings on the line.

Yeah, I'm basically just trying to make the most I can in the market during this AI supercycle so that I will have enough to live off when humanity is lost.

I'm expecting this problem/American democracy to self-heal at the mid term

ICE just isn't going after illegals; they're going after the left.

I view the relationship between AI and enterprise software differently. Rather than displacing incumbents like Microsoft or ServiceNow, AI will likely act as a force multiplier for them. These platforms are already deeply embedded in daily operations, creating high switching costs. Consequently, enterprise clients are more likely to adopt AI as a premium feature within their existing ecosystems. This allows management to demonstrate immediate AI innovation to stakeholders without the operational friction of onboarding entirely new vendors.

AI isn't the death of enterprise software; it's merely a premium upsell. Platforms like ServiceNow, Workspace, and Windows Server are too woven in to replace. Companies will simply opt for the "AI Tier" to satisfy executive mandates. It's the easiest way to innovate without the friction.

AI pioneers Anna Goldie and Azalia Mirhoseini, creators of Google’s AlphaChip, co-founded Recursive Intelligence. Their startup uses machine learning to automate chip design, aiming for "recursive self-improvement" where AI builds the very hardware that accelerates its own evolution.

Citadel's Ken Griffin warns Trump about tarnishing the 'brand' of U.S. Treasurys "The strength, the credit worthiness of U.S. Treasurys, no brand came close. We put that brand at risk," Griffin said.

These comments from Griffin are from the last Chump Dump on trade war fears, which happened last April. Arguably, this time is even worse since he's threatening the sovereignty of another nation with tariffs. In both cases, Chump is ruining our nation's credit. www.cnbc.com/2025/04/23/c...

Chump keeps repeating that we're somehow richer than we've ever been, but seems to be oblivious to the fact that regular Americans aren't feeling it and that he's destroyed our credit with the world.

Newsom is at Davos.

“Trump is a T-Rex. You mate with him or he devours you, one or the other, and you need to stand up to it,” he continued, telling Europeans to “stay tall and united.”

Gonna start scaling in a bit more clean energy stocks for Chump's inevitable impeachment.