NVIDIA IC3 vs Series E TLM decision: NVIDIA offers strong long-term upside—brand value, internal mobility (Hyderabad), and platform exposure—but requires stepping back from management into an IC role. Series E TLM provides higher compensation, current management scope (team of 5), and stability in the short term, but comes with startup volatility. Priorities: management growth, relocation to Hyderabad, and avoiding re-entering the job market.

NVIDIA IC3 vs Series E TLM decision: NVIDIA offers strong long-term upside—brand value, internal mobility (Hyderabad), and platform exposure—but requires stepping back from management into an IC role. Series E TLM provides higher compensation, current management scope (team of 5), and stability in the short term, but comes with startup volatility. Priorities: management growth, relocation to Hyderabad, and avoiding re-entering the job market.

NVIDIA IC3 vs Series E TLM decision: NVIDIA offers strong long-term upside—brand value, internal mobility (Hyderabad), and platform exposure—but requires stepping back from management into an IC role. Series E TLM provides higher compensation, current management scope (team of 5), and stability in the short term, but comes with startup volatility. Priorities: management growth, relocation to Hyderabad, and avoiding re-entering the job market.

I would like to know everyone's opinions about the COVID vaccine. Firstly, did you get it way back when they first came out? Also, it has been shown to be ineffective. So will you continue to get them if they are recommended in the future? I had to get one to continue working, and I chose the non-mRNA version because I knew it would potentially be the least harmful. What say you?

Hi, I’ve been given an opportunity to move from Red Hat to Nvidia. The total compensation package — including base salary, RSUs, and bonuses — would increase by approximately 50%. However, the role is expected to come with significantly longer hours and higher stress levels. I'm trying to evaluate whether the trade-off is truly worth it.

How negotiable are cars nowadays at the dealerships? I haven't bought a car in 10 years and I know it's been so different since covid. I'm looking at new 2025 models that seem to be very cheap compared to others I've seen. I'm assuming they are low because they are trying to move inventory for the 2026 models, so wondering how much negotiation room to expect.

This might be controversial, but I need to ask the question concerning COVID. We were instructed to follow the science and trust the experts, but in other areas, we are told just to believe. And not follow the science, and I think, you know what I'm talking about, what are your thoughts on this? Please help me figure it out.

I’m seeing all of the future spending commitments as something so strange to flaunt. The 100B investment into Open AI from Nvidia. This is after the 300B spend commitments from Open Ai to Oracle. Like these are insane amounts of money that are being promised, I’m feeling like only a fraction of these will fully materialize. What do you think?

Has this been a great year or what! Actually, since COVID markets have been on fire, but I will not be surprised if 2026 is a dud. Anyhow, leading into the last few trading weeks of the year, now has your household portfolio performed? 1am: RRSP 1: +33.1% RRSP 2: +26.3% TFSA 1: +23% (not a typo) TFSA 2: +10.1% RESP: + 5.5%

I want to begin investing a few hundred monthly in individual tech stocks for my retirement in 15-20 years. After doing some homework, I'm considering Nvidia, RTX, Palantir, AMD, and ASML. What's your opinion on the long-term prospects of these companies? Should I focus on one or two, or spread across all?