-Excesses & Corrections: AMD & its competitors are hyper-focused on their strategies to transform the world with Artificial Intelligence while the world economy is continuing to recover from 2020's pandemic. While there's been improvements towards A.I. capability, there's also been stuggles with some reputible semiconductor companies' ability to deplete their inventory.

-Fears that the U.S. economy is supported by underestimated inflationary tactics along with overwhelming amount of debt lending to consumers & small businesses between 2015 ($625b) to today ($1.1t).

-New developments from DOGE about U.S. government organizations such as USAID have surfaced, exposing evidence that the Federal Government's use of U.S. Taxpayers as mishandled, misused, and even fraudulent. Questions are starting to brew about whether or not the CHIPS & Science Act & Inflation Reduction Act were even helpful or worse, was used for other means unaware by U.S. Taxpayers. Considering the downfall of many solar panel companies such as Sunpower & semiconductor companies such as Intel making a major loss throughout 2023 & 2024.

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