How Quantum computing could revolutionize AI and why you want long portfolio investment exposure to Quantum Computing stocks 🧵
1. Faster Upgrades (Processing of Large Datasets)
Quantum computers could process the massive datasets used to train LLMs (such as @grok or ChatGPT) much faster due to their ability to perform operations on many data points simultaneously through superposition.
This could dramatically reduce training times from weeks or months to potentially hours or days, allowing for more frequent updates and iterations of models.
In short, the rate at which systems like @xai or @Grok could improve would increase dramatically. That would generate heavy demand from all existing AI LLM players.
2. Quantum Computer Producers are Insulated From Competition ( $GOOGL being one such name )
Like most businesses, production and manufacturing is critical. That puts companies on somewhat of an island for those who are leading in the development and production of Quantum computing. $GOOGL is one major name in the marketplace. This isn't a simple process that can be replicated overnight. There won't be any TEMU quantum computers popping up. Similar to what we see with $NVDA and a handful of other players ( $TSM and company) in the semiconductor space who produces GPUs.
3. Optimization of Neural Network Architectures:
Quantum algorithms like the Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm (QAOA) can potentially optimize the structure of neural networks. This might lead to more efficient models with fewer parameters but equivalent or superior performance, thus reducing computational costs and energy use.
In short, Quantum computers stand to make AI far more efficient from an energy and cost perspective. This is currently a big concern as LLMs and AI systems consume a lot of energy.
JOBS REPORT BOMBSHELL: BLS report suggests Non Farms jobs inflated by apx +720,000 in 2023
- QCEW (Quarterly Census of Employment & Wages) report suggests Non Farm reports were inflated / overestimated by an average of 60,000 per month.
Breakdown:
- The QCEW is reported by quarterly and collects data directly from payrolls. It covers 95% of all US jobs and is collected from 12 million establishments.
- The Non Farm report, on the other hand, is produced monthly. It comes through a "survey" of apx 120,000 establishments. Moreover, it is a survey so it depends on a response rate which has frequently been under 50% of late.
TLDR: QWEC comes from payroll, unemployment insurance tax records info of 12 million establishments (establishment meaning businesses, government). Non Farm is a survey from apx 120,000 establishments.
I published a report earlier this year showing how all non farms reports in a 7 month period were later revised down. This new data aligns with that report and the QWEC is part of what contributes to said revisions as non Farm jobs reports seem to reconcile with QWEC.
A very fair question at this point would be, why after so many consecutive, heavy, revisions down would the Non Farm jobs would not begin adjusting numbers in advance based on QWEC trends vs publishing a hot headline number then revising down later. One could argue methodology. Perhaps the BLS will shed light on that at some point...
Sources:
(RAW data and data tables)
Bloomberg
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Two of my previous reports:
- Showing that jobs were consecutively revised down after the fact
- Showing that National Data did not align with state level data
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$AAPL hovering near all time highs is more than over extended.
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No momentum entry ideas yet but watching $AAPL for a possible momentum for a stall to the upside or sooner breakdown.
$AAPL - no momentum entry point yet. See image.
Not nearly enough upside price action to create a good entry. I want high upside opportunity ideas.
There's space for $AAPL to run up towards a better short entry. Not interested in small sideways moves or stalled price action.
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About momentum entries. If you generally struggle or are newer, these may be more difficult to execute.
Consider hanging back or just watching vs executing any scalp or momentum entry. Don't just enter because its an idea that triggers.