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Jaguar8 : Market reactions to new technologies, like the DeepSeek news, often create short-term buzz and volatility, but this tends to stabilize as the initial excitement fades. Established companies like NVIDIA have a proven track record, resources, and infrastructure that are hard to replicate overnight, even with cheaper alternatives. While new innovations can spark interest, lasting success in the tech industry depends on the ability to scale, adapt, and maintain consistent performance. Investors usually return to companies with a strong foundation and long-term growth potential once the novelty wears off.
Kevin Travers OP Jaguar8 : well put! do you think the buzz is over? or expect there to be more news from deepseek and more market reaction?
Jaguar8 Kevin Travers OP : It’s too early to say the buzz around DeepSeek is over, as new players disrupting established industries often create waves beyond their initial announcement. If DeepSeek has truly developed a game-changing technology, we can expect follow-up news, partnerships, or demonstrations of its capabilities that could trigger further market reactions. That said, the sustainability of such disruptions depends on their ability to execute and prove scalability, which is where many innovations stumble.
For now, it’s wise to watch for additional developments while keeping in mind that established leaders like NVIDIA have the resources and expertise to respond to potential competition effectively.
Jaguar8 Kevin Travers OP : Personally, I don’t trust it. My thought process is that it is a machine for CCP’a espionage.
ChrisBot Jaguar8 : same here. way too convenient.
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