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Remember when crypto was just that weird internet money your tech-savvy cousin wouldn't shut up about? Well, Galaxy Digital just proved that sometimes your cousin was right – and their latest earnings report is basically a masterclass in "how to absolutely crush it in crypto." Galaxy Digital (GLXY) just dropped their Q3 2025 numbers, and honestly? They're the kind of results that make other companies weep into their quarterly reports. We're talking about their best quarter ever – not just good, ...
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So here's the thing everyone's freaking out about: credit markets are having what we might politely call a "moment." Regional banks are discovering fraudulent loans (surprise!), auto lenders are going bust, and Wall Street is dusting off that delightful phrase "credit cockroaches" – because if you see one bad loan, there's probably a whole nest of them. Naturally, investors are doing what they do best: panicking and selling everything. But here's where it gets interesting – and why your AI stocks ...
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Remember when everyone was doom-scrolling about the economy? Well, General Motors just walked into the room and said "hold my beer." The Detroit giant absolutely demolished earnings expectations yesterday, and frankly, it's the kind of beat that makes you wonder if someone's been sandbagging their forecasts. Here's the tea: GM posted adjusted earnings of $2.80 per share when Wall Street was expecting a measly $2.31. That's not just beating expectations – that's lapping them twice and asking if they want to ...
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Remember when every random company decided they were suddenly a "bitcoin treasury" firm? Yeah, that party's officially over, and the hangover is brutal. A new report from 10x Research just dropped some sobering numbers: retail investors have lost around $17 billion betting on these bitcoin treasury stocks. Ouch. That's like losing the GDP of a small country because you thought a vape company pivoting to crypto was the next big thing. Here's what happened: Throughout 2025, we watched everything from European soccer ...
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So everyone's obsessing over whether Buffett's dumping Apple or if Amazon's still his golden child. Meanwhile, there's this little aerospace company called HEICO that's been quietly crushing it in the Oracle of Omaha's portfolio – and honestly, most people have never even heard of it. Here's the thing: while we're all arguing about whether Apple at $265 is still a buy (spoiler: Warren's been selling), HEICO has been the actual MVP of Berkshire's portfolio over the past decade. We're talking 28% ...
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So here's a wild story that'll make you question everything about timing in the markets. Picture this: It's 4 p.m. on a Friday, and some crypto whale drops $110 million on leveraged shorts against Bitcoin and Ethereum. One minute later—literally 60 seconds—Trump announces massive tariffs on China, and both cryptos crater. The whale walks away with $150 million in profits. Was it insider trading? Pure luck? A time traveler having some fun? We'll probably never know. But here's what we do know: ...
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So here's the thing about Monday mornings in the stock market – they're like that friend who shows up to brunch looking surprisingly put-together after a wild weekend. Today's no different. The big news? Apple just casually dropped some numbers that made Wall Street do a double-take. Turns out the iPhone 17 is outselling its predecessor by 14% in the U.S. and China. Not exactly earth-shattering, but enough to get Loop Capital all excited and slap a "Buy" rating on AAPL ...
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So here's the deal: while everyone's been freaking out about tariffs supposedly tanking the economy, AI companies have been out here spending money like they just discovered their credit cards have no limits. And according to Apollo's top economist Torsten Sløk, this tech spending spree is basically playing economic superhero right now. Think of it this way – Trump's trade war was supposed to be this big economic buzzkill, right? But instead of the predicted doom and gloom, we've got companies ...
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