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  GUL (@gulVasikova) reported 5 minutes ago

  $SMCI (Super Micro Computer): Options market turns cautiously bullish ahead of earnings, while AI server demand remains strong. Super Micro shares rose about 1% as investors positioned ahead of its Q2 earnings on August 11, with options activity showing a moderately bullish bias. Call options continued to outnumber puts, with a put/call ratio of 0.44, slightly above its normal level of around 0.40, suggesting traders still lean bullish. However, demand for downside protection also increased, indicating investors expect elevated volatility around earnings rather than a one-sided rally. Implied volatility climbed to 102%, placing it in the highest 10% of the past year, reflecting expectations for a significant post-earnings move. The options market is pricing in roughly a 50% chance the stock moves more than 13.9% (about $4) immediately after results. Fundamentally, AI server demand remains healthy despite supply chain constraints. According to Digitimes, component shortages are expected to continue limiting server supply during the current quarter. Even so, global server shipments are projected to exceed 5 million units for the first time, growing 2.8% sequentially. Major U.S. hyperscalers are still increasing AI infrastructure spending: Amazon is expected to remain the largest server buyer with 21.3% market share. Meta follows with 18.2%. Outside the hyperscalers, enterprise server vendors including Dell, Super Micro, and HPE are expected to see a combined 5.8% sequential rebound in shipments, suggesting enterprise AI demand is improving after previous supply bottlenecks. Although the broader AI hardware sector has pulled back over the past month due to valuation compression, the underlying demand picture remains intact. Barclays noted that many AI infrastructure stocks have corrected sharply from their highs, but this has been driven more by multiple compression than weakening fundamentals, as hyperscalers continue raising AI capital expenditures. Overall, investors will focus on several key items during Super Micro’s earnings: AI server revenue growth. Blackwell and next-generation GPU server demand. Gross margin trends after recent pricing pressure. Supply chain improvements and component availability. Management’s outlook for the second half of 2026. The combination of elevated implied volatility, bullish call positioning, and strong AI infrastructure demand suggests investors expect a major move after earnings, even if the direction remains uncertain. A strong outlook on AI server shipments or improved margins could support another leg higher, while any disappointment on guidance or margins could trigger a sharp pullback given the stock’s high expectations.

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  मिलिंद सोनवणे (@milison1985) reported 5 minutes ago

  trying to log in my MFA is not working as I don't have access to the old number. Trying to reset the MFA and provided the required gov issued ID. Amazon wants me to log in to the account and respond. It has been a month and multiple rounds of emails but no help. @amznsellerhelp

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  リグレ (@Rigure_) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @AmazonHelp I CANNOT CALL. Please ESCALATE this ticket to the Account Specialist team so they can review my situation, or fix the webpage bug. I need a real human to intervene, not a generic FAQ link.

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  MMallaux (@MMallaux) reported 9 minutes ago

  @1abbeynormal Is his bowl raised? Is he eating too fast? My guy use to throw up his meals. Changed him to ceramic slow feeder bowl from Amazon. I used the 3cup green clover ish pattern. Not cheap but so worth it.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 9 minutes ago

  @DodgerDog1883 We're sorry to hear you're having this issue! Just to clarify, which Amazon marketplace is your account associated with (.com, .uk, .ca, etc.)? -Sandra

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  リグレ (@Rigure_) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I CANNOT CALL. Please ESCALATE this ticket to the Account Specialist team so they can review my situation, or fix the webpage bug. I need a real human to intervene, not a generic FAQ link.

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  Oliver (@EClock24) reported 13 minutes ago

  Amazon up 15.3% and Apple down 7.4% on the same week both beat earnings. What? AP reported this split investors rewarded Amazon's cloud and AI growth but sold Apple on weaker forward outlook and component constraints. Both had stronger than expected profits, but shares went opposite. This tells you everything about 2026 market. Earnings beat no longer matters unless it changes the AI growth outlook. I looked at what actually moved them. Amazon: AWS growth re accelerated, AI capex had a clear payback story, revenue guidance raised. Market saw future growth. Apple: Beat on profit, but guidance was soft, AI capex was vague, and they flagged supply constraints on components. Market saw no new growth engine yet. So stop asking did they beat? Start asking: 1. Revenue guidance - is it up or down next quarter? 2. AI capex - how much and what is it building? 3. Cloud growth - AWS vs iCloud services growth? 4. Supply - can they actually ship? Current profit vs future AI growth? Right now market is voting for future growth. Direct US stock connection: AMZN and AAPL are both public US stocks. I track both on BiyaPay. BiyaPay offers $0 US stock commission, while platform, external, activity and settlement fees remain. So you still need to check the complete estimated cost before you place an order, commission is not the only fee. Compare AMZN and AAPL on guidance, AI spend, cloud growth and supply, then check the complete estimated cost before placing an order on @BiyaPay Markets and Help Center.

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  Sean Spicier - Former Tango Dancer (Parody) (@sean_spicier) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Nessakins_ Had a couple ankle surgeries over the last few years. Shower chair and had to get a hose attachment off Amazon. They’re somewhat inexpensive. At least they were. Have someone hold the chair in place while you sit down. It might slide at first.

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  ɴᴀɢᴀʀᴀᴊᴜ (@Bezawada_Alludu) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp You people ste cheating Indians If you are seriously interested in resolving the issue, provide me the right team number Or call me Don't shed crocodile🐊 tears here

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  ɴᴀɢᴀʀᴀᴊᴜ (@Bezawada_Alludu) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Call option not working... So don't fool the people

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  Robin Rivendell (@Robinrivendell) reported 18 minutes ago

  @iWomansplainer I get 2 day shipping but I live down the street from an Amazon warehouse.

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  saroj kumar (@sarojkumar2711) reported 20 minutes ago

  @amazon I have checked mail no such a mail found so I can respond them plz solve my issue as soon as possible

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  AnnieBot4573; AI art chud & robo-vtuber || ✝️🇺🇸 (@AnnieBot4573) reported 23 minutes ago

  @C3narian Your derpetology degree has been sent in the mail. You have been automatically charged a sum total of $420.69 by the University of India. If you believe this charge was made in error, please use your life savings to purchase Amazon gift cards and give them to the nearest Indian at your earliest convenience.

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  Ken Younos (@Younos2025) reported 26 minutes ago

  America’s first paid robotaxis without steering wheels or pedals are about to hit the road. Federal regulators have approved Amazon-owned Zoox to begin charging passengers for rides in its purpose-built driverless vehicles, starting in Las Vegas. Unlike most autonomous vehicles, the Zoox robotaxi was not adapted from a conventional car. It was designed without a driver’s seat, steering wheel, brake pedal or rearview mirrors. Inside, passengers sit facing one another in two inward-facing rows. The electric vehicle can travel at speeds of up to 75 mph (121 km/h). The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration granted Zoox an exemption from federal safety rules written for human-driven vehicles. It is the first such approval allowing commercial deployment of a robotaxi built entirely without human controls. The company may deploy up to 2,500 vehicles during each of the next two years, although it must still meet state and local requirements before expanding service. Zoox already carries passengers during testing in parts of Las Vegas and San Francisco. The approval means it can begin collecting fares. Regulators concluded that the vehicle provides safety performance comparable to conventional vehicles meeting the rules being waived. But the exemption comes with additional oversight. Zoox must report crashes, unexpected stops and other problems. Remote operators must be based in the United States, and the company must publish maps showing where its vehicles operate. The government can withdraw the exemption if serious safety problems emerge. Those concerns are not hypothetical. Driverless vehicles have previously entered construction zones, driven around stopped school buses, blocked intersections and interfered with emergency responders. Zoox also recently recalled 105 vehicles for a software update because they might not detect heavy smoke during emergencies. The approval marks a major shift in transportation. Learn more: "Amazon’s Zoox wins first U.S. approval for paid robotaxis without human controls." NBC News

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  What Just Happened? (@WeAreLaughin) reported 27 minutes ago

  @WescheNex1q @mr_r0b0t Cheap fix. $9 on amazon. Works incredibly well. No rack. Thank you