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VIDEO - OCTA: 2026 Out, 2027 In (Patreon)

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2025-09-30 19:32:15
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OCTA: 🐂 Bull Run Extended: Forget 2026 → 2027

👋 JOIN THE FAMILY: http://www.patreon.com/investanswers 📈 IA MODELS: http://www.investanswers.io 🧠 FREE INVESTOR PROFILER QUIZ: https://investor-profiler.investanswers.io 📬 IA NEWSLETTER: https://investanswers.substack.com 🪙 IA CRYPTO COMPENDIUM: http://investanswers.io/crypto-compendium ⚙️ IA SCP Profiler: http://investanswers.io/scp-profiler 🌐 TradingView Referral: https://www.tradingview.com/?aff_id=27663 DISCLAIMER: InvestAnswers does not provide financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. None of the content on the InvestAnswers channels is financial, investment, tax, or legal advice and should not be taken as such; the content is intended only for educational and entertainment purposes. InvestAnswers (James) shares some of his trades as learning examples but they are only relevant to his specific portfolio allocation, risk tolerance & financial expertise, may not constitute a comprehensive or complete discussion of such topics, and should not be emulated. The content of this video is solely the opinion(s) of the speaker who is not a licensed financial advisor or registered investment advisor. Trading equities or cryptocurrencies poses considerable risk of loss. Kindly use your judgment and do your own research at all times. You are solely responsible for your own financial, investing, and trading decisions. 00:00 Introduction The Ugly Unlocks Nobody Wants Treasuries Shutdown Drama Spot the Global Debt Crisis The Bad MSFT Now Also in bed w xAI OpenAI Losing $2.33BN a Month (28BN/Yr) Expect Electricity Costs to go a LOT Higher US Tariff Revenue Exploding… now buy BTC! The Good Fear & Greed SEP up 5.2% If Rektember Ends +ve - Next 3 Mths will be Fire! Crypto Last 7 Days vs BTC Crypto Last 7 Days in Melting FIAT Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Billion Dollar Day for ETFs BTC ETF Solid Month ETH ETF Just Went Green After Yesterday’s Flow BTC Still Lagging hard A Welcome Liquidation Options Paint A Positive Picture Highest IQ Guy FOMOs into BTC - Targets $10M Bernstein: “Forget 2026 - We Going to 2027!” Tether Buys a Big Bag Flows By Asset AltSeason Begins and Ends Top 50 Last 7 Days The Balch - SOL ETF! “100% Sure - any day now” 21 Shares: SOL DCF Fair Value SOL Relative Value Versus the Competition JUP gets an ETP aka EU ETF Stock F&G Stocks Last 7 Days Tesla Cheat Code - Synergy This IMHO is Highly Optimistic NVDA Hits $4.54 Trillion

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Christopher Maguire

How do you actually physically place a trade. I have no idea sorry for stupid question

RemK

interesting how Americans always seem to think that something that is happening in the US is a global femomenon.

KRM

Where is James getting the objective data that Grok is the #1 LLM? Every comparison I see have different models excelling in different areas. Is it just Elon glazing?

hennie

The only comparable data currently available is Tesla's performance in the past quarter relative to other electric vehicle (EV) sales, including Tesla's own sales. Tesla's numbers are expected to be higher than in previous quarters, which will likely excite James. However, the fourth quarter may see a decline in sales, as many consumers likely purchased EVs in the third quarter to take advantage of tax incentives. A more accurate comparison of Tesla's EV sales versus total vehicle sales will be possible with first-quarter 2025 data. This pattern has been observed in other countries where EV subsidies were reduced or eliminated.

hennie
>>188942056

James means probably that the quality of the answers feel superior to his own questions . Also his hero Mr Musk says so. Or selective/biased shopping. . Grok gives you this(less biased?) answer: Determining the "number 1" large language model (LLM) in October 2025 is subjective and depends on the evaluation criteria—such as overall benchmarks (e.g., reasoning, coding, multimodal tasks), real-world usage, open-source accessibility, or specialized strengths like speed and cost. There's no universal consensus, as rankings shift weekly based on new releases and evaluations from sources like LMSYS Chatbot Arena, Hugging Face leaderboards, and independent benchmarks (e.g., GPQA for reasoning, SWE-Bench for coding). Based on the latest aggregated data from leaderboards, expert analyses, and community benchmarks as of early October 2025, OpenAI's GPT-5 emerges as the top overall LLM for most general-purpose and frontier tasks. Here's why, along with a comparison to close contenders: Why GPT-5? Release and Capabilities: Launched in August 2025, it's OpenAI's unified reasoning model with over 1 trillion parameters (exact count undisclosed). It excels in multimodal processing (text, images, audio, video), long-context handling (up to 2M tokens), and step-by-step "Thinking" mode for complex problem-solving. Benchmark Performance: Tops or near-tops non-saturated benchmarks like GPQA Diamond (reasoning: ~92%), AIME 2025 (math: 18.8% on Humanity’s Last Exam), and LiveCodeBench (coding). It outperforms predecessors like GPT-4o in efficiency and error recovery during chained reasoning. Real-World Adoption: Highest token usage on platforms like OpenRouter (2.9% share) and widespread integration in tools like Cursor for coding. Users praise its "scary smart" recovery from reasoning errors, making it ideal for agents, research, and enterprise apps. Limitations: Proprietary (closed-source), high cost for heavy use (~$0.01–$0.05 per 1K tokens), and occasional overthinking on simple tasks. Top Contenders Comparison For context, here's a table of the leading LLMs across key metrics (drawn from Vellum AI, Artificial Analysis, and LMSYS leaderboards as of September–October 2025). Scores are averaged from recent evals (higher is better; e.g., 0–100 scale for reasoning/coding). More texts if you view the answer in Grok

Feasterner

Weak week or week of weak

Ron S

Funny to still hear the talking point of "the unfair situation the US was in" importing more than they export since they are the biggest economy on earth. On the bright side: first time IA acknowledges that tariffs do up the US prices. Now just connect all the data points of high electricity prices, low trust in US dollar etc.

Wer Weiss
>>188945687

Funny, I have never understood how he, as a capitalist, suddenly stands for high taxes and price controls

Hodl My Coffee

James, did you listen to the last pod of ALL IN with CEO of Arm... he said his company stands to do better (I guess in % terms) than even nvida because he deals with IP and not manufacturing? Just wondered if you thought it was another good one to have perhaps as 1% of portfolio play? Many thanks

Ramo

Technology is still difficult for some to grasp it took yrs for my mother to get a computer & send an email mail then she would not get a new phone 🙄 even my slightly older brother and some friends don't have a clue its like watching the muppet show . Or they think you know voodoo or do black magic . But you just have to be interested and engage your brain even a 2x4 piece of wood has a better chance of making money than most .