Political theater in D.C. will end and the COVID relief bill will pass.
Stimulus checks will flow in the coming weeks.
COVID cases dropping precipitously across the country and vaccines delivered topping 2M/day.
"stock market bubble" Google Search Trends back to "normal" (low) levels
Nasdaq, $QQQ, plunged 3 standard deviations from its 20-day moving average, typically a grossly oversold indicator.
Growth / Value ratio ( $IVW / $IVE ) plunged 3 sigmas as well. Time to revert.
Not financial advice.
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$QQQ put/call ratio vs $IWM put/call ratio is outsized bullish for Growth vs Value reversion, meaning, traders are significantly more bearish Russell 2000 as opposed to the Nasdaq
The Board takes the view that blockchain technology has the potential to disrupt both existing financial and technology industries, similar to the manner in which mobile internet has disrupted the PC internet and many other offline industries.
“The Board believes that the blockchain industry is still in its early stage, analogous to the mobile internet industry in circa 2005.”
“Against this backdrop, the Board believes cryptocurrencies have ample room for appreciation in value and by allocating part of its treasury in cryptocurrencies can also serve as a diversification to holding cash”
The most astounding stat from AWS this past week is that nearly half of new apps built inside Amazon were deployed to AWS Lambda in 2020.
Half.
That is dogfooding on a massive scale and is setting the stage for an entire generation of "serverless developers".
If you take what Amazon has done historically with their tech, they dogfood it first and expose it as a service second. This also applies to non-tech like their last mile shipping capabilities offered to marketplace customers.
There is a pattern here and if history is any guide the pattern for the majority of cloud computing in the coming years will be serverless.
That presents an enormous opportunity given the expansion of the definition of what a "developer" is, what they do, the tools they need...