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@ChrisHarte7 There is 95 million base PS5s out there and only a few million Pros if that.

The fact that GTA6 is being planned MAINLY for PS5 PRO definitely has me kissing my PRO right now!! Lmao 🤣 🙌🏽

@NikTek I knew it was in the plans when I got a chance as an existing subscriber to save 25% a while ago and you could keep stacking

Now raise the prices of PS Plus by another $30

@Gubloinvestor nobody knows. Trump could announce the end of the war tomorrow and it will be the bottom

I saved roughly over $200K in past 1 week because i didnt buy and kept cash on hand. If i bought on the last Friday or early on Monday, i would have been down roughly 10% to 15%. Power of patience in market like this makes more money than investing. Today’s Dip was not the bottom..

@calcran4401 @JuiceMan_V Which two games?

Don't blow $750 if you don't have it like that. And then it's about $830 if you have a physical game library, so you're blowing $800+ because you're scared about PS5 Pro turning into a $1000 console in April. The regular PS5 is fine until PS6.

@JuiceMan_V Been playing TLOU2 Remastered on the base PS5 and it looks amazing. There's no reason to upgrade unless you have money to throw away. GTA6 will look just fine on base PS5 just as Red Dead looked amazing on a basic PS4!

@AutismCapital Steam machine isn't as powerful as even the base PS5 isn't it

🚨ICYMI: Sony announced it's raising the price of a PS5 Pro to $899.99. Staight up, if you're buying this you're retarded. If you're going to spend $900 for a console save up a few extra hundred bucks and by a Steam Machine when it comes out and unlock the PC Gaming Master Race.

@justnyxs He's not wrong, the only thing PS5 has brought to the table is fast loading

If you can’t afford a PlayStation 5, grab a PlayStation 4 for a fraction of the price and still experience The Last of Us Part II at a level that outclasses most current PS5 games.

@rebekkarnold S&P500 is just the top 500 American companies. You'd be more diversified with a global index fund like VWRP. The next few weeks could be a good time to start because it's dipped 7% due to the war and could drop further.

I realise it’s 7:30am on a Saturday, but I need someone to explain managed ISAs/S&P 500 etc to me like I’m 5 years old, I want to start but my brain can’t understand any of it.

@tpzyjay @fiagirly All he does is abuse his engineer, he answered the question correctly.

@TheRealRobM @fiagirly The way your head hit the floor at infancy was quite a bang. Go and fix it. You are getting older mate.

📻 | Lewis Hamilton: “Are we boxing this lap?” 📻 | Santi: “Yes we can.” 📻 | Lewis Hamilton: “no, I mean schedule wise are we boxing? Let me know what to do.” 📻 | Santi: “Yea we can box. Box box.” 📻 | Lewis Hamilton: “Is boxing this lap part of the plan or not?” 📻 | Santi: “Yes it is. I was quickly checking if we could squeeze in one more lap but we can’t.”

@EconomyComments @UK_Compounder A dip is a discount even if you miss the bottom

Just keep in mind market recovery events usually happen largely in 1 day, if you sit too long trying to time the bottom, you’ll almost definitely miss the single large day majority recovery. I respectfully disagree with your view - the market is down relative to where it was prior to the event, and yes we may not be at the bottom, but the 1 thing you can be sure of is that you will benefit from the recovery of *this* point to historic highs, even if you have to ride the storm a little bit. Take the 5-10% recovery of this point even if you go down a few more % first, rather than trying to time the bottom and missing the majority of the recovery.

No one has a crystal ball, but the market sentiment is palpable. The bottom isn't in, and this has got some way to go by the looks of things. Holding onto my cash still seems the sensible thing to do right now. Lots of people will say that trying to time the market is a fools game, which I agree with in principle. However, right now, it seems a no-brainer and has done since Jan. So I'm pleased with my decision to hold out and happy to let things ride for a bit.

@justxavierisunc @videotechuk_ They could even delay next gen consoles after this. Showing no signs of getting any better either in terms of demand for AI hardware and inflation

@videotechuk_ I wouldn’t be surprised if there was internal conversations to delay GTAVI due to these prices. Most definitely wouldn’t happen but I don’t imagine R* is too happy about this

I don’t think anyone can actually justify the PS5 Pro being $900

@InvestwithDoc @DudeWhoInvests Come back in ten...

@DudeWhoInvests About to lose a whole year

S&P 500 $6,470 S&P 500 $6,470 August 2025 March 2026

@RinoTheBouncer Keeping my base PS5 for as long as possible

This generations is basically prices going up and value going down🚀 Not a single game this generation, especially from Sony’s first party studios is worth a $650-900 console. I say this as a day one adopter of base PS5, PS5 Pro and Portal. I know I got the original pricing, but even that feels too much for a whole lot of nothing that PlayStation Studios and most others had to offer, or even what’s coming on the way. Gaming is really going backwards🎤

@oliver_drk @max_miny12 Which will probably just bring it down to the price it is now

@max_miny12 Usually in two months from now Sony starts its Days Of Play sale promotion.

650€ for a base PS5 (+ disc drive) would be far beyond mass market audience.

@videotechuk_ Surely sales will drop so much it'll have a negative effect on digital game and subscription sales too

@BLKMDL3 Haggling is a good thing ..

The Tesla buying process is so underrated. No haggling, no negotiation. The price you see is the price you pay. Order online and pick up the car, no sales pressure- payment and details are all done through the app.

@vincenzolandino It's a societal problem not an F1 problem

When Max, Lewis, and Fernando eventually hang up their helmets, who's actually going to keep the sport interesting?

@Scobleizer @hf0 They can't reduce the definition of agi to suit them 😅

A new definition of AGI? Last night at @hf0 I talked with an investor who told me he just gave a talk to Anthropic’s engineering team, who define AGI as “able to do more than half of all human jobs.” He asked them how far we were away from that. Average answer, he told me, was two years. Some said shorter. Some said longer. Separately… Number one job in America is truck driving. 1.3 million jobs. Last week had dinner with @KodiakRobotics founder that makes autonomous trucks. He says his trucks are already driving around and can do 99.99% of what a human can do. And is improving rapidly. He is just being held back by regulation, he told me, which he expects to allow such soon. In other words we are quickly running into a jobs problem. We need massive governmental programs to retrain people. And let’s be honest. Our government is totally unprepared. Which explains why @sama is saying it is a long ways off. To keep from freaking out the normies. Everyone in AI should be working on ways to retrain people. It is the right thing to do. And I have seen technology that can do that. In Germany had a demo of tech that taught me to build an electrical motor. In real time on top of the motor. So I know that we can teach any human to do anything fast and without books, teachers, or classrooms. But so few people understand that. And fewer even want to fund a new kind of education. Requires mixed reality AI-driven glasses that are coming to market from Google later this year.

@mrdami3n @Streettough They wouldn't go if it was just "Barry's Cafe" but because it's "Costa" they love being ripped off for crap food.

@Streettough Costa fortune. Other places to visit much cheaper and affordable. People are not saying don't go out they are saying be wiser with your choices. I bought two drinks a and two sausage sandwiches from there last week it was almost £20 bloody quid...

A family lunch in Costa for £52 is bad though isn’t it? People really should be able to eat out and enjoy some luxuries. Many boomers seemingly want everything to be a grim, miserable slog for most, whilst they constantly swan off on their cruises