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InvestmentGuy

@GoldmanAdvisor

Independent thoughts on the markets and current macro investment themes.

New York, NY Katılım Ağustos 2012
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InvestmentGuy
InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
Wait times this morning at JFK are much longer than represented on the website. PreCheck was about one hour. This is Jet Blue Terminal 5.
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InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
@JasonrShuman Put another way the software industry is a $2T global market and labor is $30T. Software is eating labor thanks to AI. The growth opportunities are exponential.
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Jason Shuman@JasonrShuman·
Coatue just put a number on what we’ve been seeing at seed for 3 years. Software = $0.2T market. Services-as-software = $5.5T. 25x. The shift is from selling tools (per-seat) to selling work (per-output). This is why the best vertical AI companies don’t compete with software incumbents. They’re compete with expensive service providers, BPOs and high turnover labor. A $2K/month AI agent replacing an $80K/year agency is the new business model.
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Matt Van Swol
Matt Van Swol@mattvanswol·
🚨HOLY CRAP!!! The Atlanta TSA line has now stretched to a stunning 153 minute-wait-time... AT 6AM IN THE MORNING!!!! The line is WRAPPING AROUND BAGGAGE CLAIM!!! THIS IS PURE INSANITY!!!!!!
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InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
Exactly right. The global software market is somewhere in the $1T range. The global labor market is around $30T. With the help of AI software will start eating into that $30T market and will grow exponentially. Subject matter experts will be more valuable and enterprise software companies with relationships grow larger while many others will now also have ability to build!
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Todd Saunders
Todd Saunders@toddsaunders·
I heard an incredible analogy from a VC friend that I can’t stop thinking about. “The moat in software was the cost of building software. And Claude Code just mass produced a bridge.” It’s wild when you think about the impact of this. The SaaS boom produced a few dozen billionaires and a bunch of zero sum winners. But the AI SaaS era will mass produce millionaires. There will be fewer ServiceTitans hitting $5B valuations, and instead there will be 50,000 companies doing $500K-$5M each, run by 1-3 people with deep expertise and huge margins. To be clear, I believe that the total value of software goes up, and the number of companies created goes up exponentially. But the number of people who capture the value also goes up 100x. I don’t believe in the “SaaS is dying” headline, I think it’s missing the point. It’s simply that the power of SaaS is changing hands.
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InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
@The_Real_Fly Data is and has always been the product. This is why Google, Amazon and Apple will keep winning.
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The_Real_Fly@The_Real_Fly·
Now we have MORONS thinking Perplexity just replaced the Bloomberg Terminal by vibe coding it, bro. Nevermind all of the FUCKING REAL TIME DATA FEEDS and everything else. HEY! the UI looks the same
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Matthew Berman
Matthew Berman@MatthewBerman·
Anthropic just dropped the ban hammer on OpenClaw... I've never seen a faster vibe shift between OpenAI and Anthropic. One hires the founder of OpenClaw, the other shuts it down. Full breakdown of what happened:
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Deirdre Bosa
Deirdre Bosa@dee_bosa·
the AI disruption trade just hit financial services Again... a startup that launched an AI tax planning tool isn't going to replace Schwab anytime soon. But its a real product doing in minutes what advisors charge thousands for. that's all the market needs right now to reprice an entire sector
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InvestmentGuy
InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
@ZenomTrader We are doing this at MonthlyAlerts dot com but it’s not as easy as you describe. Backtesting is only half the battle. Forward returns matter more. Check it out.
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ZenomTrader@ZenomTrader·
Crazy what AI agents can do right now. I asked Claude Code to autonomously code me a Gold strategy from scratch inside NinjaTrader 8. It compiled it, debugged it on its own, ran the backtest, and came back with a profitable system. Probably only 0.1% of the industry is doing this.
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Cluseau Investments@blondesnmoney·
I give it two years until Anthropic releases Claude Tax > "Good afternoon! Just drop your W-2 and 1099-B and I'll handle the rest!"
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InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
@mischavdburg Kimi is the LLM being used by people running Clawdbot. It’s a Chinese LLM. Wake up!
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InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
@dee_bosa Kimi is the new LLM being used for Clawdbot implementation. It’s a Chinese LLM… Wake up!
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Deirdre Bosa
Deirdre Bosa@dee_bosa·
🚨 DEEPSEEK WAS THE WAKE-UP CALL. CHINESE HARDWARE IS THE FOLLOW-THROUGH. our latest deep dive on China's next AI breakthrough. Link below
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Z@ZeeContrarian1·
$FISV = $UNH Very similar setup and a very similar chart to where $UNH was before its partial recovery. Despite being in completely different industries, both companies share key traits: strong fundamentals, dominant market presence, and powerful cash-generation. Catalysts here are potential 13F inflows and positive earnings.
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InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
@unoffendedbruh @ZeeContrarian1 You are welcome! Best of luck with $UNH. Great company but health insurance is a political target that is not worth playing. Investing is hard enough without adding politics.
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Don Winslow@donwinslow·
WATCH THIS NOW! Doctor on scene: I'm a physician. Ice agent: I DON'T CARE They shot her three times in the face and head and then denied her medical care and it's all ON CAMERA.
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InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
@homegymcoop As of late 2025, no broad changes have made general fitness equipment automatically eligible without documentation. Always check with your HSA provider and consult a tax advisor for your specific situation.
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Cooper Mitchell
Cooper Mitchell@homegymcoop·
Massive pro-tip for those building a home gym before years-end: You can use your HSA or FSA to purchase gym equipment via Truemed. This even includes Rogue Fitness Equipment as of a couple weeks ago.
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Senator Schuyler VanValkenburg@ScVanValkenburg·
Can’t emphasize enough that true economic diversity in universities comes through the use of testing. Study upon study proves it. The more subjective your acceptance process is the more the wealthy can game it.
Garry Tan@garrytan

If you *only* used SAT to admit to elite colleges, share of admits from top 1% income falls 15.8% → 9.9% and representation from <$200k rises by +8.8%, with no reduction in post-college outcomes. It's 'holistic review' and 'ban SAT' policy that allows the most wealthy and powerful to virtue signal while getting an edge.

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Carol Roth
Carol Roth@caroljsroth·
The administrative class is getting wealthy at the expense of everyone else without better outcomes. Wealth is being transferred from young people to school admins and from taxpayers to hospital and govt admins. The middle class will thrive when the admin class is addressed.
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InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
@garrytan @asymmetricinfo You say admits would rise if we only used SAT scores but how do the < $200k families pay > $100k per year to get into these schools?
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Garry Tan@garrytan·
If you *only* used SAT to admit to elite colleges, share of admits from top 1% income falls 15.8% → 9.9% and representation from <$200k rises by +8.8%, with no reduction in post-college outcomes. It's 'holistic review' and 'ban SAT' policy that allows the most wealthy and powerful to virtue signal while getting an edge.
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InvestmentGuy
InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
Your comment about UPMC is missing a major point. Aetna sets the prices that it will pay. If you walk into any service businesss and offered them half of what they need to charge for their service would you expect them to perform the service anyway? That’s the reality of our healthcare system.
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Dutch Rojas@DutchRojas·
When UPMC Health Plan denies your surgery, that’s not Aetna. That’s UPMC. The same organization that employs your doctor decides whether you get treated. They call it “integrated care.” The data calls it higher prices and same denials.
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InvestmentGuy@GoldmanAdvisor·
@Dan_Jeffries1 There are levels of confidence that will be achieved with AI that will be reliable. We aren’t there yet but when we get there it won’t be a question for the user. It will just work. Do you question the answers from your calculator?
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Daniel Jeffries
Daniel Jeffries@Dan_Jeffries1·
The problem with this analysis is the verification problem. If you are not a lawyer, how do you know if what it gave you was actually excellent or garbage or something in between? Submit it in court and hope? Same with everything else. AI got your taxes done in twenty minutes. Is it a refund or an audit? Who knows if you are not an accountant. It wrote code in twenty minutes. Awesome. Can you read it to see if it has security vulnerabilities or race conditions or slippery types that will bite you later badly? It made an ad for you. Does it actually look good and sell things? Who knows if you've never designed an ad.
Andrew Curran@AndrewCurran_

Once it tips, it will happen fast. There will be attempts to outlaw the use of AI, but the economic incentives will be too powerful. Nations will have to figure out what to do with a wave of unemployed, formerly high-income members of the priestly caste who have no prospects.

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