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Look, we all love our AI overlords (kidding... mostly), but here's the thing: while everyone's throwing money at anything with "artificial intelligence" in the name, some seriously smart investors are quietly backing away from the AI hype train. And honestly? They might be onto something. The AI Bubble Is Getting Weird Remember when your uncle started buying crypto because his barber's cousin made a fortune on Dogecoin? That's basically where we are with AI stocks right now. Companies are spending money like drunk ...
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So here's a fun fact: while most of us are still figuring out how to parallel park, Intuitive Machines (LUNR) is literally trying to land stuff on the Moon. And apparently, Wall Street thinks they're pretty good at it – the stock rocketed 38% on Friday to $14.94 after KeyBanc slapped an "Overweight" rating on it with a $20 price target. Yeah, I know what you're thinking. "Another space stock pumping on analyst hype?" But hear me out – this one's ...
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Remember when investing in AI was basically like having a money printer? Just buy Nvidia, sprinkle in some Microsoft and Amazon, maybe throw in a wild card like Super Micro, and boom – you're basically Warren Buffett with better memes. Well, plot twist: the easy money phase is over. The big tech companies are done paying Nvidia's ridiculous 75% profit margins when they can build their own chips for way less cash. Think of it like this: for years, everyone was buying ...
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So here's the thing about 2025: while everyone was obsessing over whether AI stocks would keep their crown, the real party was happening in the unglamorous world of data storage. Yeah, I know – not exactly the sexiest corner of the market, but hear me out. The S&P 500 managed another solid year with a 17% gain, which is pretty decent considering we started rocky. But if you were smart enough to bet on the companies that actually store all that ...
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So here's the thing about Christmas miracles – sometimes they come wrapped in boring economic data that nobody wants to read. This week's Consumer Price Index (CPI) report was basically the financial equivalent of finding out your weird uncle actually bought you something good for once. The November CPI came in at 2.6%, which is economist-speak for "inflation isn't trying to ruin everyone's day anymore." Wall Street collectively exhaled like they'd been holding their breath since 2022 (which, let's be honest, ...
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Look, we all know that bank analysts love to sound important with their fancy sector calls and "overweight" recommendations. But sometimes they actually nail it, and Citi's latest 2026 playbook might be one of those times. The banking giant just released their "where to put your money next year" guide, and spoiler alert: they're betting big on three sectors that have either been crushing it or are about to make a comeback. We're talking tech (shocking, I know), healthcare, and financials. Tech: ...
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So SoFi's CEO just casually dropped that his company wants to become worth a trillion dollars. You know, like it's no big deal. Just your typical Tuesday morning ambition, right up there with "grab coffee" and "conquer the entire financial universe." Let's back up. SoFi Technologies started 14 years ago helping broke college kids refinance their student loans (relatable). Now they're this slick fintech platform doing everything from mortgages to credit cards, all through an app that actually doesn't make you ...
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Remember when crypto ETFs were just a Bitcoin-only party? Well, 2025 crashed that exclusive club harder than a meme coin after Elon tweets about his breakfast. The crypto ETF world just wrapped up what might be its most interesting year yet, pulling in a whopping $85 billion across all the major players. And here's the plot twist nobody saw coming: Bitcoin wasn't the only star of the show. Bitcoin ETFs: Still the Main Character (But With Drama) Let's start with the elephant in ...
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