If you ever need insight on robotics, electrical engineering or computer architecture hit me up, ill "advise" you for a really small fraction of your net profits. I'm really deep into all those fields, got a lot of good investments in stepper motor and linear rail companies.

God that bar is so hard

Go buy alcohol stocks because once the pandemic is over people finna party

My paypal stonks exploded after listening to wtt this morning, it was definitely the venture energy

Pandemic never over at this rate

True

You’re welcome bro @lsdxoxo

You’re investing right now, but not in big tech

Big tech is on like the biggest rally ever lmfaooo

If y'all want some solid ass investing advice, IPMC's are the CPUs of the future. Invest in anyone making EAPs, and even anyone making stepper or servo motors. They're severely underinvested in, the motor is like the CPU of a robot and the EAP is the GPU of the robot, to put it loosely (in terms of their necessity for robots compared to a CPU/GPUs necessity to computers).

Also any linear motion manufacturer is basically printing money, check out the worlds largest linear rail manufacturers and look at their stock price.

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Made a quick $180 in a half hour on Kodak today

Only put in $100 because I was scared s*** would tank immediately, should've put in $10k

Stfu you traded Kodak?

Bruh my boy and I were talking about it earlier I’m deadass so tight I missed it

I hope people go to jail over some insider trading I’m so salty over it lmao

linear rail companies lmao

i was drunk but its still good advice

Aight you know robots right? You got them 6 axis arm robots that assemble s*** in the factories, you got conveyor belts, you got metal CNC mills, 3D printers, all of these are robots. They all produce immense amounts of value and therefor can get away with charging high margins.

Servo motors are used for CNCs, stepper motors are used for 3D printers, and both use linear rails to move their tools around. A robot is just a bunch of motors attached to pieces of metal or some other frame. Eventually all robots will switch to electroactive polymers instead of motors, which are technically the most efficient way of designing and constructing robots, but it's still an extremely early technology that hasn't caught up to the accuracy and cheapness of a motor.

Motors will continue to be useful for at least another 25 years, with more than 1000x returns expected over the next 10-20 years. EAPs, specifically IPMC EAPs, will probably start to usurp them sometime around 2030-2045.

It's harder to say how long linear rails will stay relevant, but I'd have no problems speculating that linear rails will still be made and used in 500 years from now, which is near impossible to say about any other product. These are the unbelievably straight rods and rails robots use to move things extremely straight and accurately.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ionic_polymer%E2%80%93metal_composites

LMAAAOOOOO

Any hardo finbro’s in here?

If you work in HR don’t quote me

Looking forward to 45 days from now when we see what politicians were buying Kodak last Friday 👀

And then Trump pardons them