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Do you think this also has an impact on the deal with IREN and Microsoft?

Source: The Shareholder


$IREN (-3,27 %)
$MSFT (-0,92 %)
$NVDA (-3,03 %) One day before Nvidia publishes its quarterly figures, the world's most valuable company has announced a new mega-deal with Microsoft. The two big tech companies want to invest massively in the AI specialist Anthropic. Once again, the deal is worth billions.

Specifically, Nvidia is to provide up to ten billion dollars and Microsoft up to five billion dollars for Anthropic. In return, Anthropic undertakes to purchase Azure computing capacity worth 30 billion dollars and to book up to one gigawatt of additional cloud capacity.

In addition, Microsoft assures that Anthropic's AI model Claude will remain fully integrated into its own Copilot products - including GitHub Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Studio.

"We are increasingly becoming each other's customers - we use Anthropic's models, they use our infrastructure, and we go to market together," Microsott CEO Satya Nadella commented on the agreement between the three companies.

The deal on Tuesday did not have a positive impact on the shares of Microsoft and Nvidia. Both shares are trading well below their previous day's closing prices in a weak market environment. Anthropic, on the other hand, is now valued at around 350 billion dollars according to media reports. By comparison, Anthropic was valued at 61.5 billion dollars at the beginning of March, and by the end of July the company had almost tripled its value at that time - to 170 billion dollars.

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This constant shuffling of billions and billions does not exactly contribute to the stability of the house of cards.
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@HoldTheMike You can probably judge that better than Jensen Huang
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@HoldTheMike It's not just back and forth. They support each other and go into the market together to earn money. I can see potential there. I can also see that with the other currently maligned "circle businesses". Teamwork makes the dream work. (Or something like that ^^)
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The big ones push the money from left to right and the small ones let themselves be dazzled and keep pouring more and more money into the companies until it's too late. Keep cash ready and wait until they have reached a fair value again and then go shopping 🛒
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@Brandon90 So my buy in at Alphabet is 150€, I think that's good! At Amazon a bit too high at 180€, but let's see what the future brings 😉
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@BavarianLion I'm just saying that you should have money on the side 😌 I'm 100% in plus myself with $GOOGL 😉
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But then you should logically sell now ;)
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@Brandon90 Do you think that you will make more than 100% return on your "money on the side" as with Google?
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@Brandon90 Currently up over 60%! I will definitely not sell Alphabet! Even if many are laughing now, but for me it's currently the best stock in Mag7! In any case, I have enough cash to cope well with a huge setback and to buy more 👍
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@paulomat niemals 😌
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@Krush82 I don't quite understand the question. What are you getting at?
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@Brandon90 Time in the market > timing the market - why always stand by with deep pockets full of money ? Don't forget opportunity costs
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@Krush82 I agree with you in principle. But you can also leave it in the call money account and collect 2% interest and then strike when shares fall. I have 90% of my liquid assets in shares and the rest available in call money accounts. If a share falls, like Droneshield, Meta or Palantir, I simply want to be able to buy more cheaply. The cost average effect in a savings plan is nothing else. Look at Buffett. He is sitting on the largest cash holdings ever.
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@Brandon90 10% cash is still okay - I'm always all in, if the strategy allows it.
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Isn't $AMZN an anchor shareholder in Anthropic? What do they say about using Azure?
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