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Not financial advice lol but that study is very real #ai #buildwithai #vibecoding

@angusthenontechnical
13.1K views739 likes1:03ENOct 16, 2026
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Apparently personal investors have been predicting the death of Nike by vibe coding. You know who profited the most from their downfall. The people that analyzed the details months in advance. And according to the University of Michigan, these things are more predictable than we think. Apparently if you pick 10 to 20 different companies that sell heavily on Amazon. And you map out all of their listings. What you can do with this prompt, by the way, your AI will scrape. All of the reviews over the past two years. Have a much smaller model, score each of the reviews based on tone. And then tag the reason for that tone score. Then you could literally map out over time the average tone for all of their products. This is where it gets fucking nuts, because apparently you can pull their historical quarterly SEC filings. As well as their historical stock price. And see if it correlates with that swing from the average review tone. Straight up according to the University of Michigan study. If you suddenly see a negative tone out of nowhere, it will almost always precede a drop in sales and stock returns. I am not a financial advisor, even in the slightest. Like, please talk to an actual professional, but that is certainly interesting. But if you're into the AI side of things, dude, you've got to give your boy a follow. Because I'm going to keep ship-hosting workflows like this, dude.