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Remember when your friend told you about that "sure thing" penny stock? Well, sometimes they're actually right. Meet Navitas Semiconductor – the little chipmaker that shot up 78% this week. This jump from $8.23 to $14.63 in just two trading days is thanks to their partnership with NVIDIA. Navitas makes specialized gallium nitride and silicon carbide chips for NVIDIA's 800V power architecture – basically the super-efficient power managers for next-gen AI data centers. Why This Actually Matters Traditional data centers are like old ...
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So here's the thing everyone's missing while they're doom-scrolling through war headlines and inflation fears: Big Tech just said "hold my beer" and decided to build the future of AI right here in America. I'm talking about a half-trillion-dollar reshoring party that nobody invited the media to cover properly. Nvidia Drops the Mic (and $500 Billion) Let's start with the obvious star of this show: Nvidia. These chip wizards just casually announced they're dropping $500 billion on American AI infrastructure over the next ...
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Remember when everyone was doom-scrolling about AI being overhyped? Well, Taiwan Semiconductor just walked into the room and said "hold my beer." TSMC – the company that makes the chips that make everything else work – just cranked up their revenue outlook, and suddenly AI stocks are partying like it's 2023 again. Nvidia jumped 3.2%, other chip stocks followed suit, and the whole AI infrastructure gang is back to doing what they do best: making bears look silly. Here's What Actually Happened TSMC ...
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So apparently Wall Street has a new favorite phrase, and it's not "diamond hands" or "to the moon." It's "debasement," and according to Sarah Beaton from Madera Wealth Management, "Everyone's talking about it. That's the boogeyman right now." Think of it as financial doomsday prepping, but with better suits and more spreadsheets. What's This Debasement Thing Anyway? Here's the deal: investors are freaking out that governments are basically printing money like it's going out of style, which could make your dollars worth about ...
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Remember when your uncle at Thanksgiving said Bitcoin was "fake money"? Well, Citigroup just politely disagreed by announcing they're jumping headfirst into crypto custody services by 2026. And honestly, it's about time. Here's the deal: Citi has been quietly building crypto infrastructure for the past 2-3 years (while the rest of us were arguing about whether NFTs were art or elaborate pranks). Now they're ready to actually hold Bitcoin and Ethereum directly for their big-money clients – not just some tokenized ...
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Remember when your biggest financial worry was whether to splurge on avocado toast? Well, while you were debating breakfast choices, Big Tech just casually dropped $400 billion on AI infrastructure like it was pocket change. And honestly? Your portfolio should probably pay attention. Here's what happened: OpenAI – yes, the ChatGPT folks who made your nephew think he's a coding genius – just signed deals worth more than some countries' entire GDP. We're talking 26 gigawatts of GPU power. To put ...
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So Jamie Dimon, the guy who runs JPMorgan and basically never sugarcoats anything, just spooked the entire market with one simple analogy: "When you see one cockroach, there are probably more." Yeah, he was talking about the economy. And no, that's not the kind of thing you want to hear from one of Wall Street's most powerful CEOs. What Actually Happened During JPMorgan's earnings call, Dimon was discussing the bankruptcy of auto lender Tricolor, which cost his "fortress bank" $170 million. But instead ...
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Remember when your weird uncle started hoarding canned beans and talking about "the end times"? Well, Wall Street just became that uncle, except instead of beans, they're stockpiling gold, silver, and Bitcoin like the apocalypse is next Tuesday. Meet the "debasement trade" – the financial world's latest anxiety-driven obsession. It's basically investors collectively freaking out that governments are printing money faster than a teenager with their parents' credit card, and they want to protect themselves from what they see as the ...
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