Fame is a drug and Jensen Huang might be falling victim to it. The renowned CEO of Nvidia has been captured autographing the… let’s go with the word “chest” of a woman. Some are claiming that’s the sign a market top is in…. when the boss of a semiconductor company has become so lauded that women are clamoring to have him sign his name on their bodies.
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In spite of recent volatility, energy stocks have historically provided strong returns during periods of crude oil price recovery. With crude oil prices nearing the lower end of their range and a bullish shift in fundamentals, is now the time to begin long positions in the energy sector?
Crude oil is approaching the $70 per barrel mark,
Five years ago, Nvidia traded at $36 per share. It now hovers around $1,145 per share. At first glance, it’s hard to reconcile not only the price rise but the market capitalization. Nvidia trades at a valuation of $2.8 trillion. For comparison, Apple has a market cap of $2.9 trillion.
Apple generated $383 billion in revenues last year and reported net income of $96 billion.
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If one key indicator is to be trusted, the U.S. economy may be headed either for choppy waters or over a cliff, and the fallout for stocks may be enormous.
While there is no doubt that the forces of money supply creation and consequently inflation drive nominal prices higher over the long-term, the short-term is less easy to forecast with the same degree of accuracy.
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A joke went viral recently when a comedian wrote a skit about two people arguing over the merits of the US Dollar and Bitcoin respectively. Had you invested $10,000 in Bitcoin in 2010, you would have almost $100 million now, according to the skit writer. If you left your $10,000 in fiat currency you would have about $8,500.
When you study business for a while, certain metrics just turn out to be much more important than others. The cost to acquire customers is a key focus for many new business owners but their retention is what those who have been around the block focus on.
If you can acquire customers at the same price as the competition but sell them into many other products and services,
Imagine I hold up $100 and offer it to you for $95, would you take the deal? At face value it’s a sure bet, but you would probably be wondering what the catch is? Is the Benjamin Franklin note real or fake? Are you about to make $5 or lose $95? Well, that’s the same trade-off to make when investing in a company that trades below cash value,
Silicon Valley darling, Salesforce, saw its stock fall 16% following last night’s fiscal Q1 2025 earnings report. Growth moderated to an 11% year-over-year increase, which was the lower end of the guidance and that was enough to spook investors.
Yet the woes continued when full-year revenue guidance of $37.7 billion to $38 billion was reported because it reflected a growth projection of just 8% to 9%.
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Just a couple of months ago, the consensus view was that an Ethereum ETF would not be approved. At the time, the price of Bitcoin diverged materially from that of Ether.
But the breadcrumbs were pointing to a different outcome. It was clear that Wall Street was favoring Ethereum because of its smart contracts and flexible architecture;
What company in the United States generates revenues and profits that rivals big tech companies but is valued at less than half of most of them? The answer turns out to be Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway.
Last quarter alone, Berkshire Hathaway generated an astonishing $89 billion in revenues and reported $17 billion in operating income.
