Jim Cramer flips bullish on data centers: “The prices... are still below their peaks and now they seem primed to go higher.”show more

Jim Cramer bearish data centers: “If you are borrowing... money to buy something related to the data center, here’s what you’re going to do. Tomorrow morning, 9:30 AM, sell it. No matter what. You will not regret it.”show more

Jim Cramer: “The data center thesis is now under... attack and it may never be the same” $NBIS $IREN $CIFR $WULFshow more

Jim Cramer on Tesla: “I’m not a seller of... $TSLA. I think he (Elon) wins the vote, and the stock goes higher.”show more

Californians can't afford higher gas prices, and soon they... could skyrocket even higher. State policies are the main driver for two major refineries shutting down, making it harder for refineries to produce the oil we rely on. Less gas may mean higher prices at the pump.show more

saw this vid on my notifs cause someone liked... it, now im emo… gyuboo used to go to school together and now, they are still performing together on the same stage almost 11 yrs after their debut 🥺show more

I talked to Justin Huhn (Uranium Insider) few hours... a go. Few topics from the interview👇 Utilities are coming back. #uranium term prices keep rising. Supply remains constrained. And incentive prices are still much higher than most investors think. Full interview drops tomorrow.show more

New data centers are being paused. Data centers must... disclose their plans to: ✅ pay their own way ✅ provide their own power ✅ reuse their own water ✅ reduce the cost of electricity ✅ & avoid disturbing neighborhoodsshow more

It’s time to get our heads out of the... sand. Data centers are growing. Their profits are growing. And the burden on Virginia families is growing right along with them. That’s not a fair deal. That’s freeloading. We made progress this year. But I won’t stop fighting until data centers pay their fair share. #DataCentersPayUp #VAFairShareshow more

Trump: The Democrats go out, prices are too high.... Yes, they are too high. Because they caused them to be too high. But now they are coming down.show more

This is the exact type of traditional rural community... that they are destroying to build data centers 👇show more

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman: The claims about the amount... of natural resources going into these data centers—especially the amount of water—are completely false. They used to be true: data centers used evaporative cooling. But now they don’t. You still see things online like, “Don’t use ChatGPT—it’s 17 gallons of water per query,” or whatever. That’s completely untrue—totally insane—with no connection to reality.show more

Paul: Tariffs are a terrible mistake. They don't work.... They will lead to higher prices. They are a tax and they have historically been bad for our economy.show more

. Ashish Negi : "Both Mohun Bagan and East... Bengal are legacy clubs. They had their academies but they didn't even try to revive it. Still now they sign players from other places in U17 teams. They don't seem to like to work ar grassroot level"show more

Everyone seeing the gas prices when they go to... fill their tank this weekshow more

What Modi ji is saying is true. This is... just one of the most incredible things that have happened in the past decade that is helping Indians and India grow much faster - cheap, fast data. In 2014, data prices were nearly 300 rupees per GB at 3G speeds. By 2015, we started having 4G, and the rollout was swift. However, even with better 4G, data prices dropped to Rs. 75 per GB for 4G by 2017 (thanks to Jio, but Indians get daily programmed to hate Ambani on their cheap data). Then, by 2019, due to efficient spectrum allocation and the encouragement of competition by GoI, data rates plummeted to Rs. 20 per GB. By 2023, India had the fastest 5G rollout, and data prices are still hovering around Rs. 10-20 per GB. Despite this, young Indians, conditioned by propaganda, continue to complain. They use the world’s cheapest data and complain about "crony capitalism" and "monopoly in the telecom" industry as if they know what they are talking about. They start complaining the moment this price increases even a bit. They talk about how India is sold to crony capitalists and how everything is going to become so expensive, so bad, so soon. If you try to explain how much better things are in India now compared to the past, they will complain that their 200 Mbps+ 5G speed (133 Mbps median on 4G and 5G together) is "slow" when India ranks globally 14th in 5G speeds with lowest prices (3rd lowest). Complaining and blackpilling have become the Gen Z's vibe. Young Indians believe they are so intelligent and think on their own. However, they are merely slaves to online propaganda and are losing their ability to think critically due to constant negativity. If you want to see them in action, just look at the comments to this post that lays clear facts about how good India's mobile internet is; they will still come complaining about unrelated things unable to appreciate. Blackpilling on India is a disease, and I hope they recover from it soon.show more

Trump on data centers: "You have to convince your... communities how great these things are. You can't fight it. You have to go with it."show more

❗️Cramer Quadrant Champions ❗️ No. 1 FHU Basketball 85... No. 12 Central Baptist 74 The Lions end CBC's Cinderella run as they win the Cramer Quadrant and are now headed to play in the NAIA Fab Four!!!show more

Data centers must bring their own power, they must... reuse their own water, and they must reduce electricity costs for residential and small business customers. We will slash incentives and protect Texas neighborhoods. Those are bottom line expectations.show more

Washington families are already struggling with rising costs—now Olympia... wants to add even more. An even higher gas tax means higher prices at the pump and grocery store. Urge your legislators to stop raising costs on food and fuel. Tell Olympia NO on the costly Gas Tax Increase!show more