Friday links: lying about lying
Markets Nvidia ($NVDA) stock has played a key role in this bull market. (morningstar.com) Somebody was making bank on a big bearish Nvidia ($NVDA) options trade. (ft.com) Nvidia Investors have been willing to overlook fundamental issues at Nvidia ($NVDA) for awhile. (asymco.com) Nvidia ($NVDA) is an example of governance failure. (newsletter.platypuseconomics.com) You can only lie to your board…
Markets have been fueled by Nvidia ($NVDA) stock, which has been a key player in this bullish market. Speculation arose over a substantial bearish Nvidia ($NVDA) options trade. Despite some fundamental concerns, Nvidia investors have been willing to overlook them. Governance failure is evident in Nvidia ($NVDA) as an example. Exceeding board of directors' trust has its limits.
The Trump administration appeared to turn a blind eye when it came to Huang and China. Insights suggest Jensen Huang was due for a decline. Kevin Roose and Casey Newton discuss AI's rapid progress and the fears of doomers. Pablo Torre talks with Josh Tyrangiel about AI regulation prospects. Dr. Eric Topol discusses AI co-intelligence in a podcast with Prof. Ethan Mollick.
Cheap ballistic missiles have disrupted military strategies. European defense spending is on the rise. The Black Sea has become a dangerous shipping zone. Existing home sales have hit new lows. Fed meetings are becoming more significant. Abnormal Returns highlights what was missed in their Thursday linkfest. Longform links explore demographic assumptions.
Mixed media explores public opinion on self-driving cars worldwide. Toyota ($TM) has introduced the U.S. KEI-01, a microsize pickup truck. Uber ($UBER) has introduced parking services.
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