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Salesforce priced an AI agent at $2 per resolved case. The rest is still selling token meters.
Four point three million cases processed. Seventy percent cleared without a human typing a single request letter. Salesforce just priced these at $2 per resolved issue. No compute tokens. No assist pools expiring early. You pay when the agent fixes it. If it fails, you do not. CFOs stopped caring …
Salesforce just posted a resolution price for AI agents. The buffet is closing. Now the market has to respond.
For eighteen months the enterprise AI pricing conversation has been Flex Credits, assist pools, token consumption, and usage meters that CFOs can't budget against. Today Salesforce posted a number that a customer service leader can actually fathom. $2 per resolved issue. You pay when the agent completes the job. No …
Shorting Stubhub Why Shouldn't We Do This
Why are more people not shorting Stubhub with the debacle of the World Cup? They are probably making a killing in the short-term but when you turn off comments on social media and you have former executives dunking on them on socials, it has to foretell a horrible horrible future. …
Found a good free to use public valuation multiples database
[Here](https://multiples.vc/largest-public-comps) and [here](https://multiples.vc/ai-chips-hardware-valuation-multiples) Most companies and multiples available for free. Much better to navigate with their categories than Yahoo Finance imo Especially for those investing in tech seems useful, quite good sector split
Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - June 26, 2026
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Regarding Tax Managed Investing
Has anyone tried Direct Indexing through a Tax-Managed SMA (Separately Managed Account)? I'm interested in knowing what portfolio performance has looked like after fees, taxes, and withdrawals for income. Also curious whether people have managed to produce tax alpha over long periods of time because I'd assume cost basis of …
Michael Burry Bought Microsoft. Interesting Timing
I don't usually care what famous investors buy. But Michael Burry buying Microsoft caught my attention. Not because I'm about to copy him. Because Microsoft has probably been one of the least popular mega-cap tech stocks over the last few months. Everyone's been talking about NVDA, MU, PLTR or even …
Is there any reason to invest in VOO rather than VOOG?
The return over the past 5 years have been of 85.63% for VOOG and 71.72% for VOO, but the chart look exactly the same. I'm aware VOOG has sharper ups and downs, meaning there would be more risk for traders, but it would seem to be the same risk over …
Who actually loses if stocks skyrocket up?
For real estate, if home prices skyrocket you could argue that lower income or younger people won't be able to afford to buy a house. Even people who currently own may not be able to pay property tax any more if it goes up too high. So it could be …
the world’s largest crypto exchange just got benched by Europe for its own track record and smaller competitors are cashing in
binance is telling eu users country by country that its done,it told french clients its entity is no longer in a position to accept new clients and will stop offering crypto services there from july 1 and then confirmed the same notice went out across other eu markets. this wasnt …