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So here's the tea: Bank of America's Savita Subramanian just dropped some serious truth bombs about the stock market, and honestly? It's about time someone said it. Remember the "Nifty Fifty" from the 60s and 70s? Those were the "buy and forget" darlings that everyone thought would go up forever. Well, guess what? We're living through Nifty Fifty 2.0 right now, except this time it's Big Tech and mega-caps hogging all the attention. And according to BofA's research, this party might ...
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Well, well, well. Look who decided to join the "oops, we missed earnings" club for the first time since 2022. That's right, folks – Walmart, the retail giant that's usually as reliable as your mom's grocery list, just whiffed on Wall Street's expectations. Here's the tea: WMT stock took a 4% nosedive Wednesday morning after reporting Q2 earnings that fell short of what analysts were expecting. And when I say "fell short," I mean they missed by a whole nickel – ...
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Remember 2008? When banks were dropping faster than your Wi-Fi during a Netflix binge, and everyone thought the financial world was ending? Well, Warren Buffett was out there with his shopping cart, loading up on bank stocks while everyone else was running for the exits. Spoiler alert: that worked out pretty well for him. Fast forward to today, and the Oracle of Omaha is pulling the same move – except this time, he's shopping in the healthcare aisle. And honestly, it's ...
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Remember when Tesla was the darling of every hedge fund manager's portfolio? Well, guess what – Elon's electric empire is officially back in the VIP section, and the smart money crowd is absolutely loving it. According to a fresh Goldman Sachs analysis that's basically the financial equivalent of a high school yearbook superlatives list, Tesla has rejoined the ranks of hedge fund favorites for the first time since 2022. And honestly? It's about time. Here's the tea: Goldman's "hedge fund VIP list" ...
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So Target just pulled off the classic Wall Street magic trick: beat earnings expectations and watch your stock crater anyway. Because apparently, logic took a vacation this week. Here's what happened: Target dropped their Q2 numbers and actually beat analyst estimates. Sales hit $25.2 billion (analysts expected $24.5B), and earnings came in at $2.05 per share versus the $2.01 Wall Street was betting on. Sounds good, right? Wrong. The stock opened down 9%. Welcome to the stock market, where the rules are ...
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So Warren Buffett just dropped $1.6 billion on UnitedHealth Group stock, and the internet is losing its collective mind. The Oracle of Omaha bought 5 million shares of the healthcare giant, and suddenly everyone's asking: "Should I follow the billionaire into this healthcare maze?" Here's the thing – UnitedHealth has been having what we might politely call a "challenging year." The stock is down 40% since January, which in Wall Street terms is like showing up to a black-tie event in ...
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So Andrew Left, the guy who's basically made a career out of telling everyone why their favorite stocks are garbage, is back with another hot take. This time he's coming for Palantir (PLTR), and honestly? His math is kind of savage. Here's the tea: Left's firm Citron Research just dropped a note basically saying "Hey, remember how everyone's losing their minds over OpenAI being worth $500 billion? Well, that actually proves Palantir is ridiculously overpriced." It's like using your friend's expensive ...
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So here's the thing about markets – they're basically like that friend who seems totally fine until they're suddenly crying in your kitchen at 2 AM. Today's exhibit A: copper wars, bubble warnings, and some seriously sketchy market signals that have me reaching for the popcorn. Trump vs. Arizona: The Copper Showdown Picture this: A copper mine in Arizona has been stuck in legal purgatory for two decades. That's longer than some of you have been investing (no judgment). Now Trump's calling ...
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