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Why does everyone keep planning for 2030? - Investment Watch Blog (opens the original)
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Why does everyone keep planning for 2030? Governments are publishing AI scenarios built around 2030. Google says it wants its operations running on 24/7 carbon-free energy by 2030. The UK has committed up to £2 billion to public compute infrastructure through 2030. AI infrastructure spending estimates now stretch into 2030 and beyond. And the companies building the hardware are locking themselves into hundreds of billions of dollars of supply and capacity commitments years into the future. That
Washington Just Opened Public Land to 456 Nuclear Reactors - Investment Watch Blog (opens the original)
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While everyone was watching the AI executives file into the White House on Tuesday, a much bigger story was sitting in a filing with the Bureau of Land Management. A nuclear startup called Valar Atomics has applied to build what it calls Project Beehive on more than 9,500 acres of federal land near Price, Utah. The plan calls for 456 small nuclear reactors, a data center campus, a nuclear fuel fabrication plant, and on-site waste storage. NPR broke the story this morning. The numbers are hard to
The BOOM in real wages and retail sales? - Investment Watch Blog (opens the original)
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This Economy needs to cool down! pic.twitter.com/gjavyf3c2L — Henrik Zeberg (@HenrikZeberg) September 30, 2026 Such a strong Economy…. pic.twitter.com/Q0wjNwSBNe — Henrik Zeberg (@HenrikZeberg) September 30, 2026 The current situation in the Economyis more similar to 1929 – than it is to 2007-08 or 2000-01. Insane stock market Bubble – much bigger than 2007 – but worse economy (labor market, consumer and housing) than 2000-01. Best comparison – with current Bubble and state of the… pic.twitter.c
The top 0.1% own 25% of all US stocks. So when the Fed prints and asset prices rip, they capture it. They will sacrifice the currency to save the bond market. - Investment Watch Blog (opens the original)
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The top 0.1% own 25% of all US stocks. So when the Fed prints and asset prices rip, they capture it. Their net worth is up about 175% since 2014, and it went vertical right after 2020. In the year the S&P 500 gained 21%, they pulled in nearly $4 trillion from the market alone.… pic.twitter.com/9wAti5K8Kd — Kurt S. Altrichter, CRPS® (@kurtsaltrichter) September 30, 2026 US yields are down as the New York Fed president says there is no need for urgency for another hike. With $40T in debt and $2T i
McDonald’s AI is learning how much each neighborhood will pay. You live in a nicer neighborhood, you might pay more. - Investment Watch Blog (opens the original)
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“McDonald’s is using an AI-powered pricing engine to help determine menu prices based on transaction data and “customer willingness to pay” The AI engine doesn’t just look at McDonald’s sales. It also scrapes public menu prices from nearby Burger King and Wendy’s and folds those into the “optimal price.” The algorithms estimate “customer willingness to pay” at each restaurant and according to Reuters, store franchise owners say the company pressures them to use AI pricing tools” HERE WE GO 🚨 AI
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