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Daily Brief Thematic (Sector/Industry): Episode 70!!! NPUs!!!!!!!! and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Episode 70!!! NPUs!!!!!!!!
  • #11Business Buzz: India’s Stock Market Plunge, Intel Vs. Nvidia, and China’s Fundraising Frenzy
  • Ohayo Japan | Commodities Smoked
  • Corporations Learned The Maximum Amount They Can Charge For a Product
  • #7 India Insights: Weaker Modi Mandate, Plunging PSUs, Tata Steel Credit Profile, Reliance, Airtel
  • [Blue Lotus Daily – TMT Update]:PDD/SHEIN/AMZN/BABA US/JD US/3690 HK/1810 HK/700 HK/MNSO US
  • [Blue Lotus Daily]:BEKE US/9926 HK/1211 HK/ LI US
  • Portfolio Update: May 2024


Episode 70!!! NPUs!!!!!!!!

By The Circuit

  • Paul Karazuba is the vice president of marketing at Expedera, an NPU IP startup in Silicon Valley.
  • NPU, or neural processing unit, is a key topic of discussion in the podcast, with its unique ability to process at a much lower wattage compared to CPU and GPU cores.
  • The necessity for dedicated NPU cores in running AI workloads, to allow CPU and GPU cores to focus on other tasks, is highlighted by both Paul and Austin.

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#11Business Buzz: India’s Stock Market Plunge, Intel Vs. Nvidia, and China’s Fundraising Frenzy

By Nimish Maheshwari

  • India’s stock market dropped $386 billion after election results showed a narrower-than-expected lead for Modi
  • Intel’s CEO introduced new AI products at Computex, challenging Nvidia’s market dominance
  • Chinese companies rush to raise funds amid a stock market rebound, driven by investor optimism and future uncertainty

Ohayo Japan | Commodities Smoked

By Mark Chadwick

  • Weaker-Than-Expected job openings data prompted hopes for Fed rate cuts, pushing Treasury yields down for the fourth consecutive day
  • A coalition of over 400 Japanese companies plans to establish a $1 billion fund by September to enhance hydrogen supply chains
  • UNIQLO’s May 2024 same-store sales in Japan, including online, rose by 8.4% year-on-year, attributed to strong business during the Golden Week holiday

Corporations Learned The Maximum Amount They Can Charge For a Product

By Odd Lots

  • McDonald’s uses price pack architecture with varying prices for different purchasing methods
  • Pricing strategies raise questions about fairness, data privacy, and macroeconomic implications
  • Surge pricing in fast food is already present, similar to dynamic pricing in other industries

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#7 India Insights: Weaker Modi Mandate, Plunging PSUs, Tata Steel Credit Profile, Reliance, Airtel

By Sudarshan Bhandari


[Blue Lotus Daily – TMT Update]:PDD/SHEIN/AMZN/BABA US/JD US/3690 HK/1810 HK/700 HK/MNSO US

By Ying Pan

  • PDD/SHEIN/AMZN: U.S. CBP suspends customs brokers handling cross-border parcels for Temu and SHEIN (-/-/+)
  • BABA US/JD US/PDD US/3690 HK:The upcoming regulatory policies on internet platform fees should not be overly negatively interpreted(///////)
  • BABA US/JD US/3690 HK/1810 HK:Beijing Follows up with Subsidies for Replacing Old Appliances with New Ones, but National Subsidies Are Still Lacking(+/+/+/+)

[Blue Lotus Daily]:BEKE US/9926 HK/1211 HK/ LI US

By Eric Wen

  • BEKE US:  Takeaways from Beike Investor Day on June 3(/)
  • 9926 HK: Akeso adds sales rights to AK112 in developing countries, possibly preparing for overall sale(/)
  • 1211 HK/ LI US: BYD launches fifth-generation hybrid petrol-electric technology, which can run 2,100 kilometers on full-tank+full-battery(///)

Portfolio Update: May 2024

By Contrarian Cashflows

  • Welcome back to the portfolio updates series!

  • I recently read Michael J. Mauboussin’s book, More Than You Know, which is full of practical investment lessons drawn from various fields not necessarily related to investing.

  • The quote below is from a chapter discussing market efficiency and cautioning investors against misusing behavioral finance to conclude that humans are irrational, and therefore, markets must be irrational as well.


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