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  hedge-fund.io (@hedge_fund_io) reported 1 second ago

  be more capable of reconstructing this body of knowledge from scratch? And finally, several of the hyperscalers (SpaceX, Amazon, Meta) have their own satellite networks which may not only eventually host computing platforms or beam down energy from orbit, but they could likely

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  Big Famous (@TheeBigFamous) reported 3 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp No, I want your drivers to turn their music down when they're out delivering. They can listen to it in the vehicle, but I don't want to hear it blaring outside!

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  Silence 🇺🇸 (@Fuzz2149) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Amazon congrats, you've ruined the Android app. I signed in on my laptop. Now when I use the Android app I cannot proceed due to a screen informing me of a new sign in. There is a little 'x' in the upper left that doesn't do anything. The only option that works is to click on a link to tell you it wasn't me. It was me. I don't want to secure my account. It was me. Uninstalling and installing again doesn't fix things Clearing cache works until the next time I start the app.

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  HellzFiya | Luciana | ISχιϛ𓆃 | ASet(h) (@HellzFiya) reported 5 minutes ago

  They wanna claim some shyt, try talk shyt.... TRY make me look like a creep & weirdo..iight... dont never forget to tell em... I always had indoor n outdoor cameras... Maybe they should get em too... only $35 on Amazon.... I wonder, why they dont got em.... why am I the only one n why dont anybody else around here... WHY TF WOULD I LIE ABOUT SOME WEIRDO CREEP ****-SHYT GOING DOWN... WTF WOULD I HAVE INDOOR & OUTDOOR CAMERAS IF I WAS.... EXPLAIN THAT ... NOBODY AINT GETTIN ME CAUGHT UP IN NO FK SHYT...

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  C (@C8eaam) reported 7 minutes ago

  @stefanydavla TRADESEA was down 2 weeks ago cause Amazon was down

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  Jeremy (@Jeremybtc) reported 8 minutes ago

  Apple just became the most valuable company on Earth and it did it by barely spending on AI at all While Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and Google pour hundreds of BILLIONS into data centers and chips, Apple's spending has gone DOWN three quarters in a row Investors used to punish Apple for that, now it's the whole reason they're buying It passed Nvidia this week, worth $4.95 TRILLION, as Nvidia dropped 5% on fears its AI spending is too heavy Apple doesn't need to build the AI, It just needs to sell the 2.3 BILLION devices the AI ends up running on Everyone else is paying BILLIONS to rent the distribution Apple already owns Up 23% this year, and one good day from being the first company ever worth $5 TRILLION

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  Macross420 (@adol1701) reported 9 minutes ago

  @GaiusCaducus @pushsquare I preordered early on Amazon for RE9 and I still didn’t get my game later down the line because Amazon sold out so they didn’t even meet preorder numbers

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  Sumeet Shisodia (@shisodia_sumeet) reported 10 minutes ago

  If you missed today's US market action, start here. These are the biggest stories from the session, and my quick take on what matters. 1. The Dow led while the Nasdaq lagged The S&P 500 rose 0.2%, the Dow jumped 537 points, or 1%, and the Nasdaq slipped 0.2%. The Russell 2000 also rose 0.2%. My Take: This was rotation, not a full market breakdown. Investors rewarded non-tech earnings and kept questioning the crowded AI trade. For Indian investors, that means US exposure is not only one Nasdaq story. 2. AI and chip stocks stayed under pressure Micron fell 8.9%, AMD dropped 8.1%, and Applied Materials lost 7.8%. The pressure also hit Asia, where South Korea's Kospi fell 10.8%. My Take: The market is testing whether AI infrastructure spending can earn real returns. This matters for anyone tracking Nvidia, AMD, Micron, Broadcom, and semiconductor equipment names from India. Demand can be real, but valuation still has to survive a harder funding test. 3. Old-economy earnings carried the tape Coca-Cola rose 5%, Sherwin-Williams gained 8.3%, and Illinois Tool Works added 3.6% after stronger earnings updates. That helped the Dow outperform. My Take: This is a useful reminder during AI earnings week. The market is still willing to pay for execution, pricing power, and guidance outside the AI complex. A US portfolio should not become only a chip-cycle bet. 4. Oil cooled and yields moved lower Brent crude fell 4.4% to USD 82.08 per barrel, down sharply from last week's USD 102 spike. The 10-year Treasury yield moved down to 4.60%. My Take: Lower oil and lower yields helped support the broader market. For Indian investors, oil is not just a commodity headline. It flows into inflation, currency pressure, and risk appetite for emerging markets. 5. Big Tech earnings became the real AI test Microsoft and Meta report after Wednesday's US close. Amazon and Apple follow on Thursday. Investors are focused on capex, cloud demand, margins, and free cash flow. My Take: The market is no longer impressed by AI spending alone. It wants proof that spending turns into revenue, margin durability, and cash generation. That is the lens to use before reacting to any headline beat. 6. Seagate gave the battered AI trade one bright spot After the close, Seagate reported fiscal Q4 revenue of USD 3.6B, up about 49%, and adjusted EPS of USD 5.71. The stock rose after hours as AI storage demand stayed strong. My Take: This is a second-order AI signal. If data generation keeps rising, storage can benefit even when GPU and memory stocks are selling off. Indian investors should watch whether the AI profit pool is rotating, not disappearing. 7. Bloom Energy strengthened the AI power story Bloom Energy reported Q2 revenue above USD 1B, more than double last year, and adjusted EPS of USD 0.78. The stock jumped after hours after the company raised its full-year outlook. My Take: Power is still one of the most important AI bottlenecks. The risk is valuation and execution, but the demand signal from data centers is real enough to keep the theme alive even when chip sentiment is weak. What I am watching next: Wednesday is the key test. If Microsoft and Meta defend AI capex with cloud growth, ad strength, margins, and free cash flow, the tech tape can stabilize. If they raise spending without clearer payback, the AI correction can spread beyond chips.

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  George Reid (@_GeorgeReid_) reported 10 minutes ago

  Most Amazon brands don't have an ads problem. They have an accountability problem.

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  The Bronx Pulse (@TheBronxPulse) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BackAftaThis You’re right. Problem is Amazon wants you to pay for most of their movies, even some that are 20 years old.

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  The Dibster (@TheDibsterX) reported 11 minutes ago

  I went to Walmart to replace my headlight bulb, and was surprised to learn that the issue was that the connector burned out, and they don't fix those things. Since it is a Smart Car (made by Mercedes), I called them and they quoted me $700. That is when I decided to fix it myself. Went to Amazon, and bought 4 connectors for less than $5. I stipped the cables, joined them together. Used some electric tape ($1.59 also at Amazon) ... and spend 15 minutes fixing it. Saved $690+. The actual bulb was still fine. (Yes, my real name is there ... now you know why I use Dibster for my online name)

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  Bill Leoutsakos (@Bi11Leou) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BlendiByl Amazon, DHS and others have been trying drone delivery for ages and now a lot of them have given up... There are several issues with noise, aviation permissions and many more. Let's see...

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  Bo (@bOcFUSS1) reported 24 minutes ago

  @ik238 @dom_lucre @amazon Amen to that. I’ll never forget Reacher, S1. But that’s where it ends. Bc I’ll never forget how let down I was when I saw his TDS rants. It’s over between me and him. Kicked to curb he is. For me, now he’s the guy he pummeled for being an idiot! lol

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  Robert Coskrey & Radar (@Byhisstripes68) reported 29 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Thank you for your response however I have been left with no choice but to file a complaint with the BBB accusing Amazon of violating my consumer rights. I have digital assets I cannot use and obviously Amazon has no intention on assisting me. Instead given me dead email addresses, said they will do one thing and something else happens. The final straw was a link that supposedly gave me the option of uploading my ID without having to login that turned out to be false.

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  KlearNewsDaily (@KlearNewsDaily) reported 32 minutes ago

  Nasdaq 100 Drops on Chip Stock Selloff The Nasdaq 100 briefly fell into correction territory today. This happened after five straight days of declines. The index closed down about 2%. It was more than 10% below its June peak. Chip and semiconductor stocks sold off sharply around the world. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index sank 6.2%. Several chip and memory stocks fell around 10%. Dell dropped 13% and Intel dropped 7%. Sandisk, Western Digital, Seagate, Micron and AMD also declined sharply. Investors are questioning how much money Big Tech spends on artificial intelligence. This is driving the drop in semiconductor and memory stocks. The selloff is part of months-long worries over AI spending. These worries have weighed on chip and memory stocks for months. This correction took only 38 trading days to develop. The previous correction took more than 100 trading days after an October 2025 high. Financial company JPMorgan estimates AI-related spending could reach about $870 billion by the end of 2026. That would mark a 77% increase from last year. Companies including Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Alphabet are expected to account for about $750 billion of that total. - Klear Note — A correction means stock prices fall 10% from recent highs. The Nasdaq 100 tracks 100 large tech companies. Chip stocks are falling because investors worry Big Tech is spending too much on AI.