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For weeks, investors have been drowning in headlines about oil prices, inflation, and geopolitical chaos. It's been noise on top of noise. But then earnings season showed up, and suddenly we had something real to work with: actual numbers. Here's the thing about bank earnings—they're like the canary in the coal mine. They report first, and they tell you what's *actually* happening in the economy, not what cable news thinks is happening. So let's break down what the big three just told ...
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Tech stocks are having a moment. Again. The Nasdaq is hitting fresh all-time highs, and everyone's suddenly convinced that piling into the sector is the move. But here's the thing: Manish Kabra, the Chief US Equity Strategist at Société Générale, is basically saying "pump the brakes." And he's got receipts. The setup is familiar. Earlier this year, an AI scare sent tech stocks into a tailspin, which meant valuations got cheap—historically cheap, actually. Wall Street's finest immediately started shouting "buy the dip!" ...
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The bull market's been running hot for three years straight, and now everyone's asking the same question: does it keep going, or does reality finally catch up? Here's the deal: the S&P 500 crushed it in 2025, up about 18% and hitting all-time highs. The Nasdaq? Even better—up 22.3%. Even the Dow got in on the action with a 14.5% gain. That's three consecutive years of solid double-digit returns, which is honestly pretty wild. But here's where it gets interesting. The market's ...
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Tech stocks are having a moment. Again. The Nasdaq's hitting fresh highs, and everyone's suddenly convinced that now—*right now*—is the time to go all-in on the AI mega-cap gang. But here's the thing: Manish Kabra, the Chief US Equity Strategist at Société Générale, is basically saying "pump the brakes, friend." And he's got receipts. Look, the AI scare earlier this year tanked tech valuations to genuinely cheap levels. That prompted the usual suspects on Wall Street to dust off their "buy ...
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There is a constraint nobody in the AI boom is talking about loudly enough: Earth is running out of room. Land near reliable power grids, water rights for cooling, and grid interconnection slots that can take three to five years to obtain — these are the actual bottlenecks slowing AI infrastructure growth, not chips or capital. Bloomberg estimates nearly half of all U.S. AI data center projects will be delayed this year due to power constraints alone.The solution being assembled ...
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PepsiCo just proved that sometimes the old-school playbook still works. The snack and beverage giant beat Q1 earnings estimates Thursday, sending shares up roughly 2%, after CEO Ramon Laguarta declared that new products and targeted price cuts — up to 15% on Doritos and other snacks — had brought back price-sensitive shoppers who had started trading down to cheaper brands.The move was not without risk. Cutting prices when input costs are rising due to oil-driven supply chain pressure is a ...
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Something unusual is happening with AMD stock, and it is the kind of thing that does not come along often. Shares of Advanced Micro Devices are up 7.4% Thursday alone — hitting a recent $277 — and have now climbed for 12 straight sessions, rising 41% over that span. That would be AMD longest winning streak since 2005, according to Dow Jones Market Data.What is driving it? Wall Street is rediscovering a part of AMD business that got overshadowed by ...
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Here's a plot twist nobody saw coming: AI is literally running out of room on Earth. Data centers are power hogs—absolute energy vampires. They need land, they need water for cooling, and they need electricity that most grids can barely keep up with. Meanwhile, AI companies are racing to build more centers faster than infrastructure can handle. It's like trying to fit a Tesla Supercharger into a 1970s electrical panel. Something's gotta give. Enter: space. This isn't sci-fi anymore. Orbital data centers ...
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