Cathie Wood: Converging Technologies Remaking Our World

[@ronaldgarrison8478]

I generally get up around 8:00 AM, and usually get the browser going about half an hour later. And occasionally, in my KZbin feed, Cathie shows up. And then, on the high side of 70, I have morning Wood. A bit of a miracle, no?

[@jacdragan8918]

Cathie totally missed the fact that BYD is not all EV. Tesla is. BYD's numbers include fifty percent Hybrids. Tesla is number one.

[@MTXSHO9732vV8SHO]

27:30 Do the R E S E A R C H . . I've worked in High Tech Wireless Communications for the last 23 years. The Technology she is talking about will be commonplace 15 years from now. Today's printed circuit boards are NO THING LIKE the PCB's of tomorrow. All the signalling is light based. Think I'm wrong? There have been optocouplers embedded in Chips since the 1980's. Copper is going to lose favor to fiberoptics INSIDE the computer. Higher Data Rates, multiplexed signals across the light spectrum, less power consumption. Nothing but upside.

[@rkalla]

Fascinating insight and agree

[@Richard-y5u]

Cannot believe anyone still giving her airtime, the capital destruction in her shxtty ETF’s is just shocking.

[@lourdessilva6442]

Grata conhecimento e vida nos liberta Deus no comando de tudo

[@martynhaggerty2294]

No inflation? What about sky-rocketing house and rental prices?

[@musicboy2003]

Housing prices have risen because of many factors: cost of materials, higher labor costs, Boomers staying put instead of moving up, and higher bank rates. You can’t just blame inflation. It’s at 3.48% today. That is damn reasonable, historically, for the past 45 years.

[@vincentyeo88]

What about my cup of coffee and my piece of chocolate candy bar? Lol. 🤣🤣

[@signalfire6]

@@musicboy2003 A LOT Of increased housing prices is due to realtors taking 6% off every sale - we don't need them anymore with the internet.

[@sspoonless]

Try to actually listen, comprehend, & keep up.

[@MTXSHO9732vV8SHO]

@@musicboy2003 Boomers aren't the only ones staying in their houses. I live in Southern California, 3br house in a gated community. Mortgage + HOA? $1,100/month😂😂😂 @4.125%. I bought it in 2014. The people that didn't get all antsy and understood what they were getting into have houses, generally people that don't know how to buy a house end up losing them. Everyone's situation is different

[@angelevstatiev8522]

Скъпа знаеш ли поред нощ съм работил на моя компютър и двата си телефони едно временно , просто тогава така се налагаше за да бъда лидер ок😊😊😊😊❤🎉

[@budziwizer3169]

That speech and yet she dumped NVDA stocks like it was nothing.

[@FutureGuy47]

Ark = absolute retail knockout

[@ronaldgarrison8478]

I'm not sure that any great epiphany based on Wright's Law is all that applicable to chips. It's not that it's not valid there, but it has to do with CUMULATIVE production and, by now, the number of chips that have been produced is vast almost beyond comprehension. So innovation can be very rapid, but with so many chips already out there, it's hard to see the price per chip going down that fast at this point. If you go by transistor count instead of counting dice, it gets faster, but still it's not exactly exploding.

[@cmw3737]

The big technology that she's missing is brain computer interfaces, and not ones that require a hole in your skull. Meta and stability have already demonstrated images that capture an object from picturing it in the mind. AI can already pattern match brainwaves and hardware that already exists will eventually go the other way and be able to stimulate the right neurons to invoke a picture in a human brain. The other is nanotechnology or atomic engineering. The chemistry equivalent of Alphafold that knows all organic and non organic pathways and can create catalysts and enzymes on demand to deal with waste but also carries the risks of designer poisons and pathogens. There's probably other AI enabled technologies that will tackle the biggest problems beyond mental health and pollution that I don't know about. The game theory of politics being one possibility that we can right now only dream about.

[@peterbelanger4094]

That is an extremely concerning path for technology to go down. many will not welcome the coming violations of the mind, this will get very nasty, full spiritual conflict. Are we sure we want to play with this kind of fire?

[@JH-pe3ro]

I think Cathie can be directionally correct on this and still make all the wrong calls with respect to trading, because she keeps falling into memes that don't really disrupt the Wall Street understanding of the world. If Bitcoin is going to be an increasingly big asset, that means the dollar trade will be comparatively weaker, which supports the popular narrative of inflation; if you want to make a crypto play you have to treat it like a "book to movie" adaptation: it might seem like traditional finance some of the time, but the qualities aren't the same. If the future is AI-driven robotaxi, then why would Tesla, who has positioned themselves as a traditional auto maker, be the right company to make the transition into a market whose economics are going to most resemble bikeshare? If Tesla is driving down prices, why does she later say that they are trying to be a higher-end producer than BYD? I believe the survivors in this period are mostly going to focus on keeping their cashflow in order, and some of the safest bets will be outside of the "tech" sector, already working on thin margins and in a position to adapt to new tech without wasting their existing capital investments or changing their core business. Businesses that are trying to hold up margins or make a sudden leap from one business model to another are likely to get blindsided.

[@mitchco6704]

Thanks for the insight. Any recommended reading or names which fall into your thesis?

[@quest_onchannel54]

Really good insights. This is why open ai beat out Google in AI, Google is optimized entirely around search engine and AI was not it's focus. So brand new companies entirely focused on a new service will probably be dominant. Any idea of some companies in that direction?

[@Kenny-tl7ir]

The dollar will be going into inflation yes, but by that point no one is going to be using the dollar to trade goods. So any inflation that happens with the dollar is irrelevant. Secondly she is also right about deflation because everyone will be using Bitcoin to trade goods.

[@Kenny-tl7ir]

Companies can only get their cash flows in order IF they innovate.

[@quest_onchannel54]

@@Kenny-tl7ir you really think the us will let bitcoin usurp its dollar dominance without pulling some shady legislation outlawing it like China? Isn't there some political risk?

[@Bboy235]

Why is anyone interested in what this woman has to say she’s consistently wrong

[@whdndrn]

How to know AGI isnt going to go against us. Is it worth the risk? No.

[@phvaessen]

Humans will become connected to AGI, creating a gap similar to when you utilize Google search (enhanced by it) instead of manually searching for information in a library.

[@musicboy2003]

Yes, it is not only worth it, it’s an imperative for our country. AGI is the new Arms Race, like it or not. And in case you haven’t noticed, our planet is still a very dangerous place to live. Perhaps a benevolent AI could help save humanity from self destruction.

[@leroyessel2010]

Invest in any type of water, waste plastic or poor quality oil transformed by Eirex Technology a five year old cavitation overunity opportunity.

[@quest_onchannel54]

Cavitation is the future of science, implosion overtaking explosive combustion engines. Where can I find more on investment?

[@angelevstatiev8522]

Стига сте ми хвалели Тесла на Илон Мъск има такива съвременно технологии че Тесла бледнее пред тези технологии 2025😊😊

[@itwillchange]

Anything Ms Wood says is to be taken w/ a grain of sand…be careful when investing based on her fortune-telling

[@itwillchange]

@@michaellogan3227 …i use grain of sand. Do you not realize that no expression remains constant? SMH….

[@paulmcgreevy3011]

One should take all analysts opinions with a grain of sugar. Research yourself and then do your own fortune telling.

[@itwillchange]

@@michaellogan3227 lol…your still talking about this?

[@itwillchange]

@@paulmcgreevy3011 imma start saying “sugar” now…LOL

[@angelevstatiev8522]

Може ли. Ли някой от вас дори дигиталната полицията да работи занам че полицията работи със три компютъра но само за едно,аз мога да работя със три таблета със три различни програми вие можете ли да разработвате три различни програми едновременно 2024😊

[@davidwilkie9551]

If by the analysis of historical economic transactions, the harvest of life sustaining value of this living quality could be quantized in terms of measuring grains, livestock and metals to be held in reserves, then it's only the regular participation by the people engaged in the general process that attributes value to the system of measuring rules and regulations who can sustain it by providing cyclical services for health and welfare to the population. If there's anything wrong with the current system as it consists of rules and regulations, the concept of Constitutional Democracy is the standard decided by the people who know what they're getting for their contributions and therefore know the values of mutual respect and protection, which means universal education. How is Bitcoin doing in comparison?

[@mfpears]

All exponential growth is "double exponential". There's no such thing as "super exponential growth" either.

[@kevinlesperance1890]

Pi should replace Bitcoin as it's mined on phones vice hardware consuming electric power!!

[@tapasbhattacharjee3426]

Does she even understand what is AI!

[@matt.stevick]

Guess who invested all in early days of Amazon then took that and put all of that into Nvidia 2020? Me. (Yes I’m rich and much better than other professionals, not selling anything like Cathie, she sux at this)

[@TS-fr7ch]

Congrats on your investments. What do you attribute your foresight to? Also, what are you looking at now and what do you think would be viable to make some decent returns?

[@anthonyheak3479]

Great choice in investment. Cathie likes to buy high and sell low.

[@williamjmccartan8879]

Bit of a stickler here, 2007 - 2010 recession, this was weak walls ready to fall, but it began in January 2007, this isn't that long ago, precision matters in history. 2:07 its now 26:51 and you once again made a historical error,

[@patrickvonjanicke658]

Great talk. Uh, and it is kind of hard to, uh, listen to her with all the uhh and ahhs. It’s time for her to, uh, take a class to, uh, lose those uhms & ahhs ?!

[@angelevstatiev8522]

Тесла изобщо не ме интересува за Швейцария Мъск да си намери пазар във Папуа Нова Гвинея ок202😊

[@MatrixMav]

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[@WackyGameEngineer]

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