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Pope Francis, a 17% Micron surge, and credit card delinquencies at 13% walked into a bar. YouTube's finance creators had thoughts. Many, many thoughts.
3D printed homes just got a major lending boost, Oklo landed a DOE plutonium deal, and Redwire is riding the SpaceX IPO wave. Three names nobody's talking about — yet.
Goldman snatches SpaceX lead from Morgan Stanley, Coinbase bleeds $394M but bets on everything, and Reddit bulls are oddly calm about Iran. Classic.
Ferrari unveiled its first EV and the crowd said 'meh.' Oil spiked on Iran strike news. And the AI trade quietly moved past the big names. Busy week.
The Strait of Hormuz is still closed. Gas is kissing $5. AI chatter hit fever pitch. And SpaceX filed an IPO prospectus while losing money. Normal week.
Institutional giants are accumulating BTC faster than you can say 'not your keys.' The decentralization crowd is screaming. Are they wrong?
The crowd is gloomy, the market is ripping, and $700B in AI capex is looking for a home. Retail is late — but maybe not too late.
Big Tech is dropping $700B in AI capex and the real winners aren't NVDA or MSFT — they're stocks you've never Googled.
The AI mega-cap party is over. The $700B capex wave is now flowing downstream — into photonics, optical networking, and data centers most retail investors can't even spell.
The market's at all-time highs but feels like a funeral. Big Tech is dropping $700B on AI infrastructure. And somehow, the bears think they're winning.
Reddit's digging into Rolls-Royce's glow-up, gas is hitting $4.51/gallon, and someone in Orange County might be sitting next to a chemical explosion. Normal week.
Rolls-Royce's CEO inherited a dumpster fire and turned it into a case study. Now earnings season wants to know: is the transformation priced in yet?