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Adobe just dropped a record $6.76B quarter and raised full-year guidance past $26.5B. So why does the vibe feel... complicated?
Oil topped $100, the Dow dropped 405 points, and somehow Meta and Signet walked out of Tuesday looking like heroes. Here's why the crowd missed it.
Everyone's watching crude oil and the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Robinhood and Affirm are quietly becoming the most interesting tickers on the street.
Nvidia's AI chip grip is loosening while copper just hit a record high. Two very different signals, one very important story about where the real AI money is flowing.
China has the biggest banks, biggest military, and biggest gold pile. The US has $40T in debt and 18% child food insecurity. So which tickers do you actually buy?
Automakers are racing to build AI-powered super apps inside your dashboard. Not everyone survives this kind of bet.
Tesla stock fell 6.5% after a secretive Cybercab launch with no fleet size, no pricing, and now an NHTSA probe. The robo-taxi dream is real. The roadmap isn't.
Palo Alto doubled its platform wins quarter over quarter. Micron posted 346% revenue growth and now faces a union strike. The internet has opinions.
Apple is changing CEOs for only the third time ever, and Amazon just got hit with an FTC lawsuit. Two giants, two very different problems.
A US-Venezuela oil deal is set to add 65 billion barrels to America's energy picture, and Chevron, Exxon, and Halliburton are first in line.
Meta just agreed to pay up to $18B over child safety on Instagram. The internet has thoughts, and most of them involve the phrase 'slap on the wrist.'
Nvidia dropped 4.5% and dragged the whole chip sector with it. But with a contracting PE and massive earnings revisions, is this a warning or a gift?