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Look, I get it. When you think Tesla, you think electric cars and Elon tweeting at 3 AM. But here's the plot twist nobody saw coming: Tesla might be about to become the AI chip king, and frankly, it's kind of genius. While everyone's been obsessing over whether Tesla can hit its delivery targets, the company has been quietly building something way more interesting. They've got an entire team designing AI chips in-house – not just buying them off the shelf ...
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Remember when your bank thought Bitcoin was just "internet funny money"? Well, SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ: SOFI) just told every other U.S. bank to hold their beer. The fintech darling became the first nationally chartered U.S. bank to let customers buy, sell, and hold crypto directly in their regular checking and savings accounts. No separate apps, no sketchy exchanges that might disappear overnight – just Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana sitting right next to your grocery money. This isn't SoFi's first crypto rodeo, though ...
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Remember when everyone was freaking out that Google was getting schooled by ChatGPT? Yeah, well, plot twist: Google's parent company Alphabet just became the teacher's pet in the AI classroom, and one very smart investor thinks it's the best stock to own among the tech giants. Gene Munster from Deepwater Asset Management just dropped some serious knowledge about why Alphabet should be your top pick from the "Magnificent Seven" (that's Wall Street speak for the seven tech stocks basically holding up ...
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You know that awkward moment when two of your smartest friends completely disagree about something? That's basically what's happening with Nvidia right now, except your friends are legendary Wall Street analysts and the "something" is a trillion-dollar stock that could make or break your portfolio. Meet our contestants: In the blue corner, we have Louis Navellier, the guy who told his subscribers to buy Nvidia back in 2019 (yeah, those people are up 4,000% and probably buying yachts). In the red ...
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So here's the thing about Nvidia right now – even the smartest people in the room can't figure out if it's the stock you absolutely must own or the one that's about to bite you in the wallet. And honestly? That's kind of fascinating. Picture this: You've got two legendary analysts at InvestorPlace – Louis Navellier and Eric Fry – both looking at the same company, the same mind-blowing earnings, the same AI revolution happening before our eyes. Yet one's saying "buy ...
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Well, well, well. Looks like Nvidia's having one of those "it's complicated" relationship status moments with the stock market today. The chip giant that's been basically printing money faster than the Fed during a crisis just took a 6% nosedive, and honestly? It's kind of hilarious. Here's the tea: Meta (you know, the company that owns Facebook and your aunt's conspiracy theories) might start buying AI chips from Google instead of Nvidia. I know, I know – it sounds like corporate ...
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Look, everyone's obsessed with Tesla's cars and Elon's Twitter antics, but here's what Wall Street is sleeping on: Tesla might just eat Nvidia's lunch in the AI chip game. And honestly? It's been hiding in plain sight. While everyone was arguing about whether FSD actually works (jury's still out, tbh), Tesla quietly built one of the most sophisticated AI chip operations on the planet. We're talking millions of custom chips already deployed across their fleet and data centers. Not prototypes. Not ...
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So Alphabet stock just had one of those days that makes you wish you'd bought more shares last week. The Google parent company shot up 6% on Monday, basically dragging the entire Nasdaq along for the ride like that friend who somehow convinces everyone to go out when you just wanted to stay home and watch Netflix. What's got everyone so excited? Two words: Gemini 3. No, not the zodiac sign – Google's latest AI chatbot that they're calling their "most ...
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