Remember when your friend sold their Bitcoin at $30k right before it hit $60k? Well, Warren Buffett just had one of those moments, except with makeup instead of crypto.
The Oracle of Omaha—who's usually about as wrong as a Swiss watch—just got schooled by Ulta Beauty (NASDAQ: ULTA). And honestly? It's kind of hilarious.
Here's the tea: Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway bought into Ulta in Q2 2024, then dumped it entirely by Q4. That's roughly six months—which for Buffett is like a one-night stand. This is a guy who's held Coca-Cola since the Reagan administration, so when he bails that fast, you ...
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Two Gamers Just Turned Their Discord Chat Into a $5M Investment Fund (And Wall Street Is Shook)
Remember when your mom said you'd never make money playing video games? Well, she was technically right, but she didn't account for making money talking about stocks on gaming platforms.
Meet Moody Nashawaty and Risley Mabile, two guys who went from swapping memes in Discord DMs to managing $5 million in actual investor money. Their fund, Enders Capital (yes, named after that sci-fi book you pretended to read in high school), is proof that the future of finance might just be happening in the same place where teenagers argue about Fortnite skins.
Here's how it went down: Back in 2022, these t...
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America’s $11 Trillion Plot Twist: Why Robots Are the Real Winners
So here's a fun fact that'll make your morning coffee taste bitter: America has been playing economic chess with China for 242 years, and we've been losing pretty much the entire time.
It started innocently enough in 1783 when some enterprising Americans shipped ginseng to China. Cute, right? Fast forward to today, and China controls 97% of rare earth processing while we can't even build our own defense systems without their help. Oops.
But plot twist incoming: America is about to flip the script with an $11.3 trillion reshoring bonanza that's already underway. Tech giants, manufacturers, ev...
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ASML’s Chip Monopoly Just Got a New Challenger (Spoiler: It’s Actually Going to Help)
So here's the deal: there's this Dutch company called ASML that basically owns the entire world when it comes to making the machines that make AI chips. And when I say "owns," I mean they have a monopoly so tight it makes your local cable company look competitive.
For over 20 years, ASML has been the only game in town for something called EUV lithography – think of it as the world's most expensive and precise 3D printer, except instead of making plastic trinkets, it prints transistors smaller than a virus. These machines cost hundreds of millions of dollars each, and without them, you can't m...
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Wall Street’s Crystal Ball Says ‘Meh’ for 2025 (But When Are They Ever Right?)
So here we are again, folks. It's that magical time of year when Wall Street's finest dust off their crystal balls and tell us exactly where the market's headed next year. Spoiler alert: they're about as accurate as your weather app predicting rain three weeks out.
This time, the big brains at Goldman Sachs and Bank of America are singing the same tune: the S&P 500 is going to have a pretty "meh" 2025. Goldman says we'll hit 6,500 by year-end, while BofA is feeling slightly more optimistic at 6,666 (nice touch with the devil's number, guys).
Let's put this in perspective. The S&P 500 is sitt...
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While Everyone’s Chasing AI in Space, the Real Money is Underground
So Google wants to put AI data centers in space. Because apparently, Earth isn't expensive enough for their taste.
While Sundar Pichai is out here talking about launching "swarms of small satellites" like he's planning the world's nerdiest invasion, the real money is being made by companies with their feet firmly planted on the ground. Or more accurately, companies digging stuff out of the ground.
Here's the thing everyone's missing while they're busy staring at the sky: Big Tech is hemorrhaging cash on AI infrastructure faster than a crypto bro during a bear market. Google, Amazon, Microsof...
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Meta Just Got a $69 Billion High-Five for Finally Admitting the Metaverse Was a Mistake
Remember when Mark Zuckerberg was so convinced we'd all be hanging out in virtual reality that he literally renamed his entire company after it? Well, plot twist: investors just threw Meta a $69 billion party for basically saying "never mind" about the whole thing.
Here's what went down: Bloomberg dropped a report saying Meta's executives are planning to slash their metaverse budget by 30%. And Wall Street? They lost their collective minds in the best way possible. Meta's stock jumped 4% in a single day, adding $69 billion to the company's value and pushing it to a cool $1.68 trillion total.
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This Money Manager’s 2026 Stock Picks Are Actually Pretty Smart (And One Might Surprise You)
So Nancy Tengler, who runs a $600 million investment firm, just dropped her "six for '26" stock picks. And honestly? They're not the usual suspects you'd expect from someone managing that much cash.
Sure, there's some tech in there (because what self-respecting 2025 stock list doesn't have tech?), but she's also throwing curveballs that actually make sense when you think about it.
Walmart - Yeah, the place your mom shops. But here's the thing: they're crushing it with 27% e-commerce growth while everyone else is struggling. Plus, they're serving both broke college students AND people who can...
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Nvidia’s AI Empire Just Hit a Speed Bump (And Why That’s Actually Good News)
Remember when Nvidia was basically the only game in town for AI? Yeah, those days are officially over. And honestly? It's about time.
Last week, Google threw a wrench into Nvidia's money-printing machine by getting cozy with their own TPU chips instead of just buying more GPUs. Then Amazon jumped in yesterday with their shiny new Trainium chips, promising 30-40% cost savings. Suddenly, Nvidia's looking less like the untouchable AI king and more like... well, still the AI king, but one with some actual competition.
Here's the thing everyone's missing: this isn't the end of the AI boom. It's j...
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BofA Just Called BS on Wall Street’s AI Party (And They Might Be Right)
You know that friend who shows up to the party and immediately points out that the music's too loud and someone's definitely going to break something? That's Bank of America right now, and honestly, we're here for it.
While every other major Wall Street firm is basically doing the financial equivalent of shotgunning Red Bulls and screaming "AI TO THE MOON!" for 2026, BofA just walked in with a sensible cardigan and some uncomfortable truths.
The Numbers Don't Lie (But They Do Whisper)
Here's the tea: BofA is predicting the S&P 500 will only climb about 4% in 2026. Meanwhile, their Wall Stre...
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