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DVDR_Dog

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On the eve of the mid-term elections in the US
Click here --->Wall Street weighs prospect of an AI slowdown on data center buildout<---

Many of the hardware OEM's stocks are taking a beating.
What does that mean for us?
The economy is going to make a hell of a beating, the likes of 2008.
Every mom and dad invested heavily in AI related stocks. They knew not why, nor what they were getting financially involved in.
Well folks you are about to learn what the dollars they gave up represented, not much of anything besides a bunch of promises.

The good:
Expect hardware prices to briefly fall below before the AI gold rush.
OEMs will start dumping existing inventories in a desperate move to regain profitability.
Their enormous inventories that they we gambling AI would create a need far beyond the current amassed stockpiles that normally would be headed to the end consumer no longer has the projected need. They had planned charging huge premiums just to make these projects possible.

Greed is not good in the end.
 
They have memory and computers they cannot even sell, and yet they want you to believe we have a shortage.

It's called PRICE GAUGING, and they will sell this concept to get as many dunbasses to buy at these inflated prices as they can.

I guess they don't teach this in schools; if they did, these kids would not fall for these tactics.

The same Mini PC I purchased last year was $380.00 new, and now they want $750.00 for the exact same purchase, same manufactured date, 2025.

I see computers new and manufactured in 2012 with a price almost 3 times what it cost in 2012, so it sits in a warehouse all these years still considered new, and now they want you to think it cost them 3 times as much to make and sell it.
 

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