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Jim Cramer makes major SpaceX call tied to Nvidia
I remember watching the first Starship flight test from my phone right from the turf. It was supposed to be a glance. Instead, I ended up in the turf’s parking lot for a couple of minutes.
I spend most of my days analyzing markets, studying trade setups, and digging through financial news to find stories worth telling.
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UK savings: 5% interest rate deals may not last, say experts
National Savings and Investments (NS&I) has increased the returns on some of its accounts, with many now paying more than 5% for the first time in nearly three years.
Competition in the savings market has been growing, leading to some of the highest interest rates for years.
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Mid-cap and small-cap mutual funds have outperformed: Why should investors favour large-caps at this stage?
Mutual fund investors often spread their equity allocation across large-, mid-, and small-cap funds to balance growth and risk. However, recent mutual fund flows, with stronger inflows into mid- and small-cap categories and outflows from large-cap funds, also reflect changing investor preferences.
In the last one year,
Warren Buffett Has Warned Investors About This for Decades. The Bond Market Is Making His Advice Matter Again.
Warren Buffett has spent decades warning equity investors about the risks posed by interest rates and how they can significantly influence the direction of stock prices. He’s offered two quotes in particular that illustrate this.
In a 1999 Fortune article, Buffett explained: “These act on financial valuations the way gravity acts on matter: The higher the rate,
Buffett's 'trips down YouTube rabbit hole' revealed
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Could you explain a little more about what you call the “mind of the consumer” and the “nature of the product?” …
WARREN BUFFETT: You know, what you really — when you get into consumer products, you’re really interested in finding out — or thinking about — what is in the mind of how many people throughout the world about a product now,
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AI Boom Is Triggering ‘Dutch Disease’ In The US Economy, Warns Apollo’s Torsten Slok — ‘The Only Durable Fix Is…’
Slok argued in a note on Friday that the rapid expansion of AI investment is creating an unusual economic imbalance, with resources increasingly flowing toward the sectors supporting the AI buildout.
- Slok said that the AI boom is absorbing capital, electricity and workers at a pace that could leave other parts of the economy struggling to compete for resources.
Michael Burry doubles down on his stock market stand
Michael Burry has a diagnosis for Wall Street, and it is not a flattering one.
In an Oct. 5 post on X (the former Twitter), the investor made famous by “The Big Short” said the stock market is in the first stage of grief: denial.
Based on 2000 and 2008,
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Tesla Shares Surge: What's Driving the Latest Rally
Better-than-expected vehicle deliveries sent Tesla shares soaring.
Key Points
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Tesla beat Wall Street’s estimates for vehicle deliveries in the third quarter.
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Tesla’s shares remain very expensive, and the company faces increasing global competition.
Tesla(NASDAQ: TSLA) stock surged 7.5% over the past month,
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