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Remember when your biggest worry was whether your graphics card could handle the latest video game? Well, Nvidia just casually became 8% of the entire S&P 500. No big deal, right? Here's the thing that's got everyone talking: NVDA hit a $4.47 trillion market cap yesterday, making it the heaviest-weighted stock in S&P 500 history. To put that in perspective, this single company now represents more of the index than some entire countries' stock markets. It's like that friend who got ...
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Remember when companies had to actually do something to make their stock price explode? Yeah, those days are apparently over. Meet 180 Life Sciences, a biotech company that just pulled off the corporate equivalent of "I'm not a regular mom, I'm a cool mom" by ditching drug development for crypto hoarding—and somehow convinced Peter Thiel to throw money at them. The company, which is rebranding itself as "ETHZilla" (because nothing says serious business like adding "-zilla" to your name), just saw ...
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So Rick Rieder, the guy who manages a casual $2.4 trillion at BlackRock (yes, trillion with a T), just went on CNBC and basically said we're living in the golden age of investing. And honestly? His reasoning is pretty solid. Now, before you roll your eyes and think "another Wall Street cheerleader," hear me out. This isn't some random crypto bro on Twitter. This is the chief investment officer of global fixed income at the world's largest asset manager. When he ...
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Remember when Reddit was just that place where you'd fall down rabbit holes at 2 AM, reading conspiracy theories about why hot dogs come in packs of 10 but buns come in packs of 8? Well, plot twist: that same platform is now making Wall Street analysts lose their minds in the best possible way. Reddit (RDDT) went public in March 2024 at $34 per share, and since then? It's been on a rocket ship that would make Elon Musk jealous ...
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Okay, let's talk about what's happening in the stock market right now, because honestly? It's pretty wild. The S&P 500 is basically doing victory laps around all-time highs, and the NASDAQ is setting new records like it's collecting Pokemon cards. But here's the thing that's actually got me excited: earnings season is absolutely crushing it. Get this – 81% of S&P 500 companies are beating expectations. That's not just good, that's "your overachieving friend who somehow aced the test they didn't study ...
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Remember when everyone was freaking out about inflation turning into some kind of economic boogeyman? Well, Tuesday's consumer price data just gave the markets a collective sigh of relief – and boy, did they celebrate. Here's what went down: The latest U.S. inflation numbers came out, and instead of showing prices spiraling out of control (thanks to all that tariff drama everyone's been obsessing over), they were actually... pretty chill. Turns out, those scary trade war scenarios weren't materializing as fast ...
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So here's the thing about this week's inflation report: it's basically a financial Kobayashi Maru. You know, that Star Trek test where there's literally no way to win? Yeah, that's where we are with the July CPI data. The consensus is expecting inflation to tick up to 2.8% year-over-year from June's 2.7%. Sounds reasonable, right? Wrong. Because in today's market, literally any outcome could send stocks into a tailspin faster than you can say "Federal Reserve." Scenario 1: Inflation Comes in Hot If ...
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Remember when your crypto-curious friend wouldn't shut up about stablecoins? Well, turns out they might've been onto something. Circle Internet Group just dropped their first earnings report as a public company, and let's just say the market had feelings about it – specifically, the kind of feelings that send a stock up 17% in a single day. Here's the deal: Circle makes USDC, which is basically digital dollars that don't randomly decide to be worth half as much overnight (looking at ...
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