Remember when everyone was freaking out about "circularity" in AI deals last month? Well, buckle up buttercup, because there's a new villain in town: depreciation. And it's got the AI trade running scared like it just saw its browser history. Here's the deal: All those shiny, expensive GPUs and semiconductor chips that Big Tech has been hoarding like digital dragons? Some very smart (and very pessimistic) people think they're going to lose value way faster than anyone expected. Think of it like buying the latest iPhone, except it costs billions and might be obsolete in two years instead of si...

So Vanguard just dropped their 2026 market outlook preview, and let me tell you—it's basically a polite way of saying "your NVIDIA obsession might be getting a little out of hand." The asset management giant (you know, the folks managing $8+ trillion who probably know a thing or two about money) just told everyone that despite AI being the hottest thing since sliced bread, tech stocks aren't making their top three investment picks for the next 5-10 years. Plot twist alert. The "Boring" Investments That Might Actually Make You Rich Instead of chasing the latest AI darling, Vanguard's nerds-...

Remember when everyone was freaking out about "circularity" last month? Yeah, that was cute. Now Wall Street has found a new word to lose sleep over, and it's way more boring but somehow scarier: depreciation. I know, I know. Depreciation sounds about as exciting as watching paint dry on a rainy Tuesday. But this accounting term is currently body-slamming the AI trade harder than a WWE wrestler having a bad day. The Nasdaq 100 is down 6.3% in recent weeks, and tech stocks are getting absolutely wrecked. Here's the deal: All those fancy AI companies have been buying GPUs and chips like they'r...

So Nvidia just dropped what can only be described as the financial equivalent of a mic drop. They didn't just beat earnings expectations—they absolutely demolished them like a wrecking ball through a house of cards. Revenue? Crushed. Profits? Obliterated forecasts. Future guidance? So rosy it could make a sunset jealous. CEO Jensen Huang basically stood up and said, "AI bubble? What AI bubble?" while pointing to sold-out cloud GPUs and Blackwell chip sales that are apparently "off the charts." (Side note: when a tech CEO uses the phrase "off the charts," you know things are either really good...

Remember when your friend promised to pay you back "soon" and you stopped believing them? Well, Wall Street just got that friend to actually Venmo them money. Here's what happened: John Williams, the New York Fed President (basically one of the money gods), stepped up to a microphone in Chile and said something that made traders everywhere do a little happy dance. He basically said, "Yeah, we're probably going to cut interest rates again in December." And just like that, the odds of a December rate cut jumped from 39% to over 70%. That's like going from "maybe we'll get pizza" to "definitely...

So here we are again, folks. The entire stock market is basically sitting in the corner, nervously biting its nails, waiting for one company to tell us whether we're all geniuses or complete idiots. That company? Nvidia (NVDA), the chip-making darling that's been carrying the bull market on its shoulders like some kind of silicon Atlas. Let's be real here – it's pretty wild that a single earnings report can make or break trillions of dollars in market value. But that's exactly where we find ourselves as Nvidia prepares to drop its Q3 numbers after the bell today. The Setup: When Expectations...

So here's what happened yesterday: Wall Street woke up, saw Nvidia's earnings, did a little happy dance, then promptly face-planted by lunch. Classic Wall Street, really. Let's start with the good news. Nvidia absolutely crushed their earnings – and I mean crushed them like a steamroller over a grape. Revenue? Beat expectations. Earnings? Smashed forecasts. CEO Jensen Huang basically stood up and said "AI bubble? What AI bubble?" while wearing his signature leather jacket and probably counting his billions. The numbers were genuinely impressive. Their data center business pulled in $51.2 bil...

Look, asking if you should buy Nvidia stock is like asking if water is wet. Of course it is – but let's dig into why everyone's obsessed with this chip-making giant and whether you should care. The ChatGPT Crystal Ball Says... So here's the thing: some folks are literally asking AI chatbots for stock picks now (yes, really). And guess what? ChatGPT keeps picking AI companies. Shocking, I know. This week it landed on Nvidia, probably because the company just dropped earnings that made Wall Street do a little happy dance. Nvidia's latest quarterly results didn't just beat expectations – they ...

So NVIDIA just dropped their latest earnings report, and Wall Street is throwing confetti like it's New Year's Eve. The AI chip darling beat expectations with $1.30 per share and $57 billion in revenue, plus they're guiding strong for Q4. Cue the champagne, right? Well, not so fast. While everyone's celebrating, some of the smartest money on the planet is quietly sneaking out the back door. And honestly? They might be onto something. The Great NVIDIA Exit Here's the thing that should make you pause mid-celebration: Peter Thiel's hedge fund just dumped their entire NVIDIA stake before earnin...

You know that friend who always seems to nail everything they try? That's basically Nvidia right now, and Wall Street analysts are falling over themselves like teenagers at a concert. The chip giant just dropped their Q3 earnings, and let's just say they didn't disappoint. We're talking $57 billion in revenue (up 62% from last year) and guidance for next quarter that had analysts doing actual happy dances at their desks. They predicted around $61 billion for the next quarter, but Nvidia was like "hold my energy drink" and said they're expecting $65 billion instead. CEO Jensen Huang also took...