The Bear

First one last night. I liked Rhys and Sanjeev. Maisie was alright. The other two the jury is out for me. Phil seems like a bit of a hyper try-hard. Ania seems a bit of an oddball and will take some time. Oh and Phil Ellis is definitely the bastard lovechild of Tim Vine and Noel Fielding.

I remember someone said they were into D-Wave Quantum. I just noticed that's increased by 1760% in the last 12 months £1000 investment a year ago wouod now be sitting on £18760 today. That's the sort of stock you want to find!

Now he's distanced himself from Trump it's less likely. Only a matter of time though probably.

No, some AI stocks (Super Micro, Palantir, Google), plus Amazon and Rolls Royce. I spread it all around a bit. Before EEE I had all my money in Tesla and Nvidia.

I posted this in the wrong thread earlier, but Tesla now up 18% in the last 7 days and 25% for the month. Shame I took some out to put into other stuff.

Wrong fred

Tactical knowledge is all well and good, but you have to have good enough players to execute the tactics.

I don't particularly like it either but that's modern football and it's been going on for years now.

Refs give multitudes of softer fouls all over the pitch. Just the way the game is now. Players know this so their own fault if they put their hands on someone.

Bet it took him all of 5 mins to come up with that title

Seemed a clear push to me. Both hands on his back and whether it's a small or big push, it's always going to be a foul.

It's a very big assumption to assume he was badly raised. The fact his dad convinced him to turn himself in indicates that his upbringing probably had nothing to do with his radicalisation. Online political media seems to be the bad guy here. At 22 he's old enough to know better, put it that way.

I've put a bit in both of those first two. I see CapAI did well for the last year (up 750%!!) but has dropped 50% again in the last 3 months. Shares are extremely cheap though at $0.0028. I've stuck it on the watchlist.

Just on this some news in today which suggest SuperMicro is the one to jump on as they will be supplying Nvidia with their chips for AI into 2026. https://seekingalpha.com/article/4822571-super-micro-computer-ai-comeback-story-2025-just-begun https://www.benzinga.com/markets/tech/25/09/47647974/is-supermicro-stock-the-ai-winner-everyones-overlooking Oh and Palantir seems to be trending steadily upwards again as well after a dip.

Tesla had a big jump this afternoon. Went up $20+. They are rolling out and updating their Full Self Driving and Robotaxis quite fast now in the US and I think that's gathering momentum.

Here's the recommendations. Thanks to CheeseHead.

OK the ones I shortlisted are: D-Wave Quantum Palantir Super Micro Computer Nebius IBM I missed out on Nebius as it suddenly jumped up 35% on 9th September.

Yeah I haven't dipped my toe into AI yet but I wishlisted/hearted the ones receimmended to me the other week to keep an eye on them.l and see how they do.

General Melchett: Oh well can't be helped, can't be helped.

I bought some RR yesterday after I cashed out of EEE. Also put smaller amounts into Google and Amazon as they'll always go up over time. My Nvidia has gone down a bit recently but another one that will only increase over time.

Imagine encouraging your own son to turn himself in knowing he'll likely get the death penalty. If it was me I'd be driving over the border into Mexico and keep going until I'm deep in South America somewhere.

It'll never happen without genetic manipulation and we can't do that yet. Our cells and organs are pre-programmed for degeneration and eventual death (apoptosis).

My Tesla shares have gone up 5.6% in the last week though, so some good news.

Aye. The bad thing is I told my uncle about it last week and he bought £300 worth at 60p earlier this week. I might buy in again before the MRE at the end of the month and put a close stop loss on it. I'll take the risk of a tiny hit in case it suddenly jumps up again after the MRE results.

If only Charlie had thought of carving his name onto a bullet, then he'd never have been shot by it.