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Last week was like Christmas morning for tech nerds – five of the "Magnificent Seven" tech giants dropped their earnings reports, and boy, did we get some surprises under the tree. Here's the scorecard that had Wall Street doing double-takes: Google (Alphabet) came out swinging with a 35% earnings jump and 16% revenue boost. Translation? They absolutely demolished expectations like they were playing earnings on easy mode. Amazon wasn't messing around either – 36% earnings growth and 13% more revenue than last year ...
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So here's the thing about earnings season – it's like getting your report card, except instead of disappointing your parents, you're disappointing shareholders. But this quarter? The kids are actually doing alright. Morgan Stanley's Michael Wilson – who's basically the cool teacher who actually knows what's going on – just dropped some analysis that has everyone feeling pretty good about where stocks are headed in 2026. And honestly, the numbers are kind of impressive. The Two Stats That Matter Wilson's team is geeking ...
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Remember when your mom would check your report card and you'd nervously explain why you got a C+ in math? Well, Wall Street just did the same thing to 121 blue-chip stocks, and let me tell you – some of these "smart money" darlings are getting sent to summer school. Louis Navellier, the guy who's been picking stocks longer than most of us have been alive, just dropped his latest Stock Grader rankings. Think of it as Yelp reviews for companies, ...
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So IREN (you know, that company that used to mine Bitcoin and now wants to be the next big AI cloud thing) just dropped some major news. They landed a massive $9.7 billion deal with Microsoft to provide GPU cloud services over five years. Cue the confetti, right? Well, hold your horses. The stock jumped 15% this morning because investors love big numbers, but let's dig into what this deal actually means – and why it might not be the slam ...
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Amazon just pulled off the corporate equivalent of stealing someone's ex – and it's worth $38 billion. Amazon Web Services (AWS) inked a seven-year deal with OpenAI, the masterminds behind ChatGPT. Amazon stock jumped 5% faster than you can say "artificial intelligence." The Deal That Made Wall Street Do a Double-Take This isn't just any partnership – it's a $38 billion commitment. OpenAI needs massive computing power to run ChatGPT for millions of users. Amazon's AWS has the infrastructure with hundreds of thousands ...
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Remember when PayPal was just that thing you used to buy questionable items on eBay? Well, the digital payments dinosaur just pulled off something that made Wall Street do a double-take – and sent its stock rocketing 11% in a single day. The magic word? OpenAI partnership. Because apparently, everything needs an AI buddy these days. What Actually Happened PayPal announced they're teaming up with the ChatGPT folks to let users shop directly through the chatbot using their PayPal wallets. Think of it ...
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So NVIDIA just became the world's first $5 trillion company. That's trillion with a T, not billion with a B. To put that in perspective, that's more than the entire GDP of Germany. Wild, right? But here's the thing – this isn't just some crypto-style hype bubble. NVIDIA actually does stuff that matters. Like, a lot of stuff. Why Everyone's Losing Their Minds Over NVIDIA Remember when NVIDIA was just "that graphics card company" that helped you play video games without your computer ...
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Remember when buying a single-family rental felt like printing money? Yeah, those days are deader than your crypto portfolio from 2022. Welcome to 2025, where smart real estate investors are ditching the single-family dream for something with more doors—literally. Here's the deal: while everyone's been crying about doubled prices and interest rates, savvy investors have been quietly pivoting to multifamily properties. Think duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes—basically any building where multiple families can live without wanting to murder each other. The "Triple-Headed Monster" ...
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