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Remember when Bitcoin was supposed to be the golden child of 2025? Yeah, that didn't exactly go according to plan. While everyone was expecting moon missions and Lambos, Bitcoin decided to take a little nap instead—down 6% for the year. Ouch. But before you start writing Bitcoin's obituary (again), the crypto nerds at research firm K33 have some interesting thoughts about why 2026 might be Bitcoin's redemption arc. And honestly? Their reasoning isn't half bad. The "It's Cheap Now" Argument First up: Bitcoin ...
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Remember when Blockbuster was basically the king of Friday nights? Yeah, that didn't age well. Netflix came along with their "hey, what if we just mail you DVDs?" idea, and suddenly those late fees seemed pretty ridiculous. This is what economists call "creative destruction" – basically, new companies come along and make the old guard look like they're still using flip phones. And with AI running wild right now, this process is happening faster than ever. Here's the thing: instead of mourning ...
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So here's the thing about Wall Street analysts – most of them couldn't pick a winning stock if it came with a neon sign and a marching band. But Citi's large-cap team? They're actually kind of crushing it right now. Their handpicked list of 20 "buy" rated stocks just wrapped up 2025 with a 26% return while the S&P 500 managed a respectable but less impressive 19%. Last year? Same story – 27% vs 25%. Not bad for a bunch of ...
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Look, I get it. Everyone's trying to find the next Amazon or Apple before they become, well, Amazon or Apple. But here's the thing most people miss: there's actually a pretty simple way to spot these future giants, and it doesn't involve crystal balls or insider trading (sorry, not sorry). The secret sauce? It's all about efficiency, baby. Think about it this way: companies are basically like people, except they survive on market share instead of coffee and existential dread. And just ...
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So here's a plot twist nobody saw coming: Michael Burry, the guy who basically invented betting against things that seem too good to be true, just told the internet he's not shorting Tesla. Yes, the same Tesla he called "ridiculously overvalued" literally days ago. For those keeping score at home, this is the same Michael Burry who made his name (and a Christian Bale movie) by betting against the housing market in 2008. The man has a PhD in spotting bubbles ...
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Remember when people got rich from working? Yeah, me neither. Welcome to 2025, where your brokerage statement matters more than your actual paycheck – and honestly, that's kind of terrifying. Here's the wild part: The Wall Street Journal just confirmed what we've all been suspiciously eyeing. The economy isn't running on wages anymore. It's running on people feeling rich because their Tesla stock went up. They call it the "wealth effect," which sounds way fancier than "I bought a new couch ...
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Remember when companies kept their extra cash in boring old treasury bonds? Yeah, those days are officially over. Welcome to 2025, where corporate America decided Bitcoin makes a perfectly reasonable piggy bank. What started as MicroStrategy's wild experiment has turned into a full-blown corporate trend called "Digital Asset Treasuries" (or DATs, because Wall Street loves acronyms). Think of it as companies saying, "You know what? Instead of earning 2% on our cash, let's ride the Bitcoin rollercoaster." The Numbers Are Actually Insane By ...
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Look, we've all been there. Some Wall Street hotshot in a $3,000 suit tells you they've got the secret sauce for beating the market, and six months later you're eating ramen while they're buying their third yacht. But here's the thing about Citi's Large Cap Recommended list – it's actually been crushing it. For two years straight, these financial wizards have managed to do what most of us can only dream of: consistently beat the S&P 500. In 2025, their picks ...
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