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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Box-By-The-Riviera™ who wrote (214046)4/30/2025 10:20:57 PM
From: TobagoJack  Respond to of 217567
 
<<4%>> days-in, nights-out, 24/7, year after years, compounding, 42-years of up and down, is a very good rate, especially as the rate adjusts itself every time gold pricing changes and mostly in the up-direction

now, here on out, as the economies get trashed over the next 90 days
and fed rate adjusted down 0.75% by June
good happening should accrual to at least one singular asset, the one true primordial elemental ... well, you know

in the meantime, this day I, together with the Jack, shall spec, our dedicated AI computer meant to be situated in his play room

here below is what we have now, almost nothing, a blank sheet, almost pristine, practical empty cubicle space, and yes, some nicknacks must be shoved overboard so that the space is better suited for whiskey the cat and for the Jack, and the ai computer

as it is now, Jack, now 14, is still using his still-geewhizbang game computer which he assembled from components back when 9 years young Message 33787030 and Message 33794991 and Message 33794301 . He shall assemble a replacement game rig this summer, for the ai rig is for bigger gaming, all per raising kids is easy Message 34192389 and Message 35120206 <<TTWO>> situated in his room-room

btw, re TTWO am pondering, as the studio business is constituted almost entirely of IP and human capital that go down the elevators and out the door every day resources, and its consumables are essentially pizzas / burgers, Coca Cola, and electricity, would not AI reduced the cost of production and sharply so, and if so, is it priced in? I suspect not-yet priced in. Just thinking out loud.

any how, in the play room, he must share with me ...