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Remember when everyone was convinced AI was just a fancy bubble waiting to pop? Yeah, well, Micron Technology just walked into that conversation with a mic drop moment that left Wall Street looking pretty silly. While investors have been running around screaming "bubble!" and "overspending!" like it's 1999 all over again, Micron quietly delivered earnings that basically said, "Hold my beer." The Numbers Don't Lie (Unlike Your Ex) Micron dropped some serious receipts with their Q1 results: $13.64 billion in revenue when Wall ...
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So apparently there's a research firm called Citrini that's been absolutely crushing it this year – their stock picks beat the S&P 500 by over 11 percentage points. Not bad, right? Now they've dropped their 2026 playbook, and honestly, it's wild enough that I had to share it. These aren't your typical "buy Apple and call it a day" recommendations. We're talking about betting on AI layoffs, something called "slop bowls," and – I kid you not – an investment strategy ...
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Remember when everyone was freaking out about AI stocks taking a nosedive? Well, someone forgot to tell Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) about the memo. While other AI darlings were busy having their valuations reality-checked, Micron just casually dropped some absolutely bonkers earnings that sent its stock rocketing 13% in a single day. And get this – the stock is now up a completely ridiculous 202% year-to-date. That's the kind of number that makes you want to time-travel back to January and ...
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Remember when everyone was doom-scrolling about AI being overhyped? Well, Micron Technology just walked into the room and said "hold my beer." The memory chip maker dropped their Q1 earnings Wednesday night, and let's just say Wall Street analysts are currently picking their jaws up off the floor. We're talking about the kind of earnings beat that makes grown fund managers weep tears of joy. Here's what happened: Micron didn't just beat expectations – they absolutely demolished them. Revenue? Crushed it. Earnings ...
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Remember when the biggest tech debate was whether to put pineapple on pizza? Well, now Silicon Valley's brightest minds are arguing about whether to put data centers on... the moon. Or at least in orbit around it. Here's the deal: Google, SpaceX, and Blue Origin aren't just looking up at the stars anymore—they're planning to move their AI operations there. And before you roll your eyes and mutter "tech bros gonna tech bro," hear me out. This might actually be genius. Why ...
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So here's the deal: unemployment just jumped to 4.6%, and suddenly everyone's acting like the sky is falling. But before you start panic-selling your portfolio, let's break down what's actually happening here. The latest jobs report dropped some mixed signals that would make a dating app jealous. October saw 105,000 jobs disappear (thanks, government shutdown), while November managed to scrape together 64,000 new positions. That November number technically beat expectations, but let's be real – when 70% of your job growth ...
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So apparently Trump Media decided that running a social media platform wasn't wild enough, and now they're getting into the fusion energy business. Because nothing says "logical business expansion" like going from Truth Social to nuclear fusion, right? Here's the deal: Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) announced they're merging with TAE Technologies in a $6 billion all-stock deal. And before you ask - yes, TAE is an actual fusion energy company, not just some guy with a really convincing PowerPoint ...
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So Ford just took a $19.5 billion charge because they're basically admitting they got the whole electric vehicle thing spectacularly wrong. CEO Jim Farley is spinning this as "customer-driven" strategy, but let's call it what it is: an expensive lesson in not reading the room. Here's what happened: Ford went all-in on pure electric vehicles, assuming everyone would ditch gas cars faster than you can say "range anxiety." Spoiler alert: they didn't. Turns out people actually want hybrids – you know, ...
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