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Reddit by ddp26 July 2, 2026

The richest person in AI (Chen Tianshi) is someone I'd never heard of

The single richest person in AI isn't at OpenAI or Anthropic. It's Chen Tianshi, founder of a [Chinese chip company](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambricon_Technologies) and he's worth \~$40B. It's surprising to me that there's no list of billionaires whose fortune comes primarily from AI. People must be searching online for and AI billionaires list? …

Reddit by aperartnft July 2, 2026

Can Voyager Technologies become a value aerospace stock in future?

I've been spending more time researching Voyager Technologies recently, due to my gravitation towards the upcoming space race and the current meaningful companies in that industry. The more I dug into the business of Voyager, the more it felt like I was looking at a defense technology company that also …

Reddit by sahandakiyumurta July 2, 2026

Are reverse splits really always a death sentence?

I’ve noticed that every time a company announces a reverse split, people immediately act like it’s over. I get why. A lot of reverse splits happen because companies are struggling. But is a reverse split itself actually the problem, or is it just a symptom? There have to be some …

Reddit by sahandakiyumurta July 2, 2026

Are reverse splits really always a death sentence?

I’ve noticed that every time a company announces a reverse split, people immediately act like it’s over. I get why. A lot of reverse splits happen because companies are struggling. But is a reverse split itself actually the problem, or is it just a symptom? There have to be some …

Reddit by Tripleawge July 2, 2026

Report: US offered Iran billions in exchange for dropping Hormuz toll

The US offered Iran a swap deal - abandoning its claim to control the Strait of Hormuz and dropping its demand for toll payments, in exchange for billions of dollars in frozen funds. This was reported by The Wall Street Journal, citing sources involved in the details of the talks. …

Reddit by CosmoCrush July 2, 2026

Delta Hedging or Dynamic Hedging

​ Hey Option Writers, Lately, I’ve been hearing a lot about traders—especially in Gujarat/Rajasthan(in India)—using manual Delta Hedging strategies in options trading. The approach seems to involve: \- Shorting Call and Put options with the same delta (e.g., 0.25 delta call and 0.25 delta put). \- Alternatively, selling calls and …

Reddit by PenaltyAlternative41 July 2, 2026

Top Tech Executive Quotes On Memory (MU)

* **Jensen Huang, CEO, NVIDIA** * *"The only thing limiting AI right now is infrastructure."* * **Lisa Su, CEO, AMD** * *"AI accelerator performance depends on high-bandwidth memory capacity and bandwidth as much as compute."* * **Andy Jassy, CEO, Amazon** * *"The primary constraint is infrastructure availability, not customer demand."* …

Reddit by AceStrikeer July 2, 2026

Arista Networks is fundamentally the best company I've ever seen

Yes, this company a beneficiary of the AI boom. It provides ethernet networking for datacenters. The fundamentals are one of the best I've ever seen. Numbers speak for itself: \- Gain Margin 38% \- 30% Revenue & cash flow growth \- Gain is higher than operating expenses \- Debt: 0% …

Reddit by itskobold July 2, 2026

Intel, AI, neuromorphic computing, and you

In 15-20 years, Intel will likely be the highest valued company in the world. Hear me out 1) AI isn't going anywhere. It is being widely adopted in many industries and is only improving in sophistication and application areas. This trend will only continue. We have been here before with …

Reddit by Curious_Wafer6169 July 2, 2026

NFLX not too shabby today