Since OpenAI isn’t a public company, the only chance you have to see how a financial instrument performs under the guidance of Sam Altman is OKLO, shown below. I’ll let the chart speak for itself.
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Since OpenAI isn’t a public company, the only chance you have to see how a financial instrument performs under the guidance of Sam Altman is OKLO, shown below. I’ll let the chart speak for itself.
My best performer is Cleveland Cliffs (CLF), against which I own an irresponsibly large quantity of January $15 puts. I think it’s got a long, long way to go, friends ‘n’ neighbors.
Since the Jackson Hole shindig is this week, I thought I’d brush off the Event Markers feature and see how the past few years have been with respect to this big speech. Folks assume that, oh boy, things will be so great once Powell gets up to the microphone. Don’t be so sure. Below each vertical line marks Jackson Hole and, umm, it isn’t exactly a straight line up from there.