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So here's a plot twist nobody saw coming: Christopher Wood, one of Wall Street's biggest Bitcoin cheerleaders for the past five years, just rage-quit crypto. And no, it wasn't because of another Elon Musk tweet or regulatory drama. This time, it's because of computers that don't even exist yet. Wood, who runs strategy at Jefferies and has been riding the Bitcoin wave since way before it was cool, just dumped his entire crypto allocation (we're talking 5-10% of his model portfolio) ...
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So, 2025 just wrapped up with the S&P 500 delivering a solid 16% return—not too shabby for a year that had everyone wondering if the party would keep going. Spoiler alert: Wall Street analysts think it will, and they're putting their money where their mouths are. Here's the thing about analysts—they're basically the fortune tellers of finance, except instead of crystal balls, they use spreadsheets and way too much coffee. And right now, they're feeling pretty optimistic. According to FactSet's latest ...
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Remember when we used to joke about robots taking our jobs? Well, plot twist: they're not coming for our jobs anymore. They're already here, and they brought receipts. While everyone's been obsessing over whether ChatGPT can write better poetry than your college roommate, Microsoft quietly dropped some data that should make every white-collar worker reach for the nearest bottle of wine. We're talking about 5 million jobs – management analysts, customer service reps, sales engineers – basically anyone whose job involves ...
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So here's a plot twist nobody saw coming in 2026: one of Wall Street's biggest Bitcoin cheerleaders just rage-quit crypto. Christopher Wood from Jefferies—who's been riding the Bitcoin wave for five years—just dumped his entire stash and went full gold bug. His reason? Quantum computers are coming for Bitcoin's lunch money. Now before you roll your eyes and mutter "another crypto doomsday story," hear me out. Wood isn't some random Twitter prophet predicting the apocalypse. This guy's been bullish on Bitcoin ...
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Remember when your biggest worry about satellites was whether they'd mess with your GPS on road trips? Well, AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) just turned that whole game upside down – and Uncle Sam is writing some very big checks. Here's the deal: ASTS builds satellites that let your regular smartphone get internet anywhere on Earth. No special apps, no weird antennas sticking out of your phone – just pure "how is this even possible" magic. Think of it as Wi-Fi for the ...
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So, 2025 was basically the tech bros' victory lap again. The S&P 500 strutted to a 16% return, powered by the usual suspects: tech and communication services. But here's the million-dollar question everyone's asking as we dive into 2026: Is this party still going? Well, Wall Street analysts just dropped their report cards, and spoiler alert – they're still pretty bullish. FactSet crunched the numbers on nearly 12,700 U.S. stocks, and guess what? A whopping 57.5% got "Buy" ratings. That's the ...
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So here's a fun Friday thought: What if I told you that the same technology that might cure cancer and solve climate change could also completely destroy Bitcoin? Welcome to the wild world of quantum computing, where Christopher Wood from Jefferies just had his "oh crap" moment and dumped all his Bitcoin for actual, shiny gold. Wood isn't some crypto newbie having a panic attack. This guy has been riding the Bitcoin wave for five years, keeping 5-10% of his portfolio ...
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Remember when robots at tech shows were basically fancy vacuum cleaners that could carry your beer? Yeah, those days are officially over. CES 2026 just happened, and let me tell you – the robots have graduated from party tricks to actual work. We're talking about machines that can unload shipping containers for 16 hours straight without complaining about overtime or asking for a smoke break. The "Holy Crap" Moment Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot just got a real job at Hyundai. Not doing backflips ...
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