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Well, well, well. Here we are again, folks. The stock market's doing that thing where it pretends to be calm while secretly having an existential crisis. Futures are down just a smidge, but don't let that fool you—there's some serious drama brewing behind the scenes. The Nvidia Elephant in the Room Everyone's basically holding their breath until Nvidia reports earnings tomorrow. And I mean everyone. It's like the entire market decided to pause mid-sentence and wait for the cool kid to finish ...
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So apparently the U.S. government just became Intel's newest sugar daddy, dropping $8.9 billion for a 10% stake in the chipmaker. And honestly? I'm not sure if this is brilliant strategic thinking or the kind of move that makes you wonder who's really running the show in Washington. Here's the tea: Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) announced that Uncle Sam is basically becoming their business partner through a mix of previously promised CHIPS Act funding ($5.7 billion) and some fancy "Secure Enclave" program ...
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You know that feeling when you get your report card and you're not sure if you should celebrate or hide under your bed? Well, 72 of the stock market's biggest names just got their grades updated, and let me tell you – some of these results are pretty wild. Louis Navellier, the guy who's been picking winners on Wall Street longer than most of us have been alive, just dropped his latest Stock Grader analysis. Think of it as the ultimate ...
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So Trump just dropped an executive order that's basically like telling your retirement account, "Hey, want some spicy investments with that boring old stock portfolio?" Now you can potentially stuff your 401(k) with crypto and private equity alongside your traditional stocks and bonds. But before you start YOLO-ing your retirement into Bitcoin, let's talk about whether this is actually a good idea. The "Hell Yeah" Camp Look, crypto has been on an absolute tear in recent years, and private equity has been ...
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So Flutter Entertainment (the company behind FanDuel) just pulled off what might be the smartest pivot since Netflix ditched DVDs. Their stock jumped 2% after announcing they're teaming up with CME Group to let people bet on... wait for it... whether the stock market will go up or down. I know what you're thinking: "Isn't that just gambling with extra steps?" Well, yes and no. Technically, they're calling it "trading event-based contracts," which sounds way fancier than "will Bitcoin hit $100k ...
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So here we are again, folks. NVIDIA earnings are dropping Wednesday, and the entire market is basically holding its breath like a kid waiting to see if they're getting grounded or getting ice cream. Let's cut through the noise: NVIDIA isn't just another tech stock anymore. It's become the unofficial barometer for whether this whole AI revolution is legit or just really expensive hype. And right now, that $3 trillion company is sitting pretty close to its all-time highs, which should ...
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Remember 2008? When banks were basically the financial equivalent of a dumpster fire, and everyone thought the world was ending? Well, guess what happened to the brave souls who bought bank stocks when they were cheaper than a gas station hot dog? They made absolute fortunes. Fast forward to today, and healthcare stocks are having their own "hold my beer" moment. The sector is getting absolutely demolished, and Warren Buffett – you know, the guy who's basically the investing equivalent of ...
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Remember when your biggest data problem was organizing your iPhone photos? Well, Ancestry's CTO Sriram Thiagarajan would like a word. This guy's sitting on 65 billion records from 80+ countries – that's roughly 10,000 terabytes of "who married whom and when they died" data. To put that in perspective, that's enough storage to make your Netflix downloads look like a rounding error. Here's where it gets interesting (and slightly terrifying): Ancestry used to need nine whole months to digitize something like ...
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