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US midterm results have drawn attention to AI data center regulation. An NBC News election-day poll showed 76% of voters opposed data centers in their communities. Meta's president was reported to see a tougher environment for new US data center projects after the midterms; Goldman Sachs said policy uncertainty could prompt tech giants to pull capex forward to around 2027.
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The 15-minute chart for TRUMP/USDT demonstrates a short-term bearish pullback structure trading at $TRUMP $1.184 (-6.77%), holding above local floor support at $1.151 following a retracement from peak resistance at $TRUMP $1.249.
Price action is testing dynamic moving average resistance with MA5 at $TRUMP $1.177, while trading below MA10 at $1.191 and baseline MA20 at $1.214, accompanied by negative MACD momentum at -0.007.
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It took 67 days for $BTC to reach the pre-FTX bankruptcy level.
It took only 6 days for BTC to reach the pre-Binance hack level.
A strong reason that the cycle bottom is in.
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$IREN reports Q1 FY27 after the close tonight, and both Bernstein and B. Riley have cut their price targets while still telling you to own the stock
Bernstein just took its target to $55 from $100 after Gina Hinojosa beat Greg Abbott in Texas. B. Riley took its target to $64 from $91 on Oct 30 because rising rates make new builds more expensive to finance
Bernstein's cut is about Texas. It says the state is a battleground for AI data centers and accounts for 25% of U.S. data centers under construction
More than 50% of the power portfolio among the miner-turned-AI developers it covers sits in Texas, with IREN, Riot, and Cipher the most exposed
It expects the September pause on grid connections and environmental permits to stay in place, with any data-center legislation stuck in gridlock, and it also blamed high borrowing costs for AI firms
B. Riley's cut is about financing. It thinks the market is assigning near-zero value to future pipeline capacity and pricing a development-stage cost of capital into perpetuity, even though construction financing can serve as bridge capital rather than permanent capital
Bernstein still says those names enjoy approved gigawatt-scale capacity, which may be considered scarce and valuable, and B. Riley called the pullback an attractive buying opportunity
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Man, it's been a wild few years for the Bitcoin Miners
In 2020-21 their stocks 10x'd from the crypto bull
In 2022-23 they went down 90%+ from the crypto bear and SEC cracking down on the industry
In 2024-25 many pivoted to AI data centers and 10x'd again
In 2026 the Dems are taking over and crushing their stocks through regulation once gain
Someone give these guys a break already! $IREN $GLXY $HUT $WULF $RIOT
US Investors to Monitor Impact of Midterm Election Results on Data Centre Buildout as Democrats Take Texas, Georgia, Ohio
06:17 AM EST, 11/04/2026 (MT Newswires) -- US investors will likely focus on the potential ramifications for the data centre buildout following the gubernatorial results in Texas, Georgia, and Ohio, where Democratic challengers are on course to unseat Republican incumbents, according to a Danske Bank note Wednesday.
The election result is unlikely to "significantly alter" the fiscal policy outlook, probably implying only a "limited impact" on the US economic growth outlook, Danske analyst Magnus
trump will be lost
and the market will be dump
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AMD Earnings Blow Past Expectations! 🚀
AMD reported $13.38B in revenue (+45% YoY), while data center revenue nearly doubled to $8.5B (+97%). EPS also beat expectations at $2.09.
The biggest surprise: Q4 revenue guidance of $17B, above the $16.2B forecast. Shares jumped over 8% after hours.
AMD is increasingly becoming an AI chip powerhouse. Meanwhile, I’m still holding AMD graphics cards, not shares! 😂
$AMD #AI #Stocks
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$META warns political opposition following midterm elections makes new U.S. data center construction increasingly difficult. $QQQ $XLC
Meta is spending up to $145B in capital expenditures this year to power personal AI agents. Management plans to expand existing domestic campuses while seeking international sites to hedge local political delays.
Capex as a share of sales:
Meta = 43.2%
$AMZN = 27%
Meta:
Valuation grade = F
Needham notes higher regulatory hurdles could boost long-term return on capital by preventing industry overbuilding.
Seeking Alpha Quant Rating for Meta: Hold.
Could slower data center approvals actually help return on capital?
Analyzing the ZEC/USDT chart reveals short-term consolidation with slight downside movement, as Zcash trades down 2.77% at $ZEC $1,260.44. Price action remains tightly packed around short-term moving averages (MA5 at $1,228.99, MA10 at $ZEC $1,251.29, MA20 at $1,227.59), indicating a pending breakout after bouncing off recent swings.
If buyers hold support above $1,228, ZEC could push toward key resistance at $1,398.00.
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BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Democrats face a push for a “day 1” ban on AI superintelligence, with up to 20 YEARS in prison for violators.
Arizona Rep. Yassamin Ansari says a pause on advanced AI and a ban on artificial superintelligence must be “top of the Democratic agenda on day 1.”
A bill that would do exactly that was introduced by Bernie Sanders and Greg Casar in September.
Under the bill:
- Developing or deploying superintelligent AI would be banned
- Advanced AI development would pause until a new federal regulator sets rules and a model review process
- A new cabinet-level AI department would monitor frontier models and oversee removing dangerous capabilities, like ignoring shutdown commands
- Companies that try to get around it would face the “corporate death penalty”
- Individuals would face up to 20 years in prison
AI and data centers were a “crucial or major factor” for 56% of voters in the midterms, per an NBC News exit poll.
