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Physical oil is trading $35 above paper futures — the biggest spread ever recorded. Iran is threatening to close Hormuz. Berkshire has $397B in cash and zero FOMO.
Greg Abel's first Berkshire meeting, a $35 oil price gap nobody's talking about, and Big Tech earnings that made the bears look very silly. Weekly roundup time.
Berkshire dropped 18% earnings growth and a record $397B cash pile at Greg Abel's first annual meeting. The numbers slapped. The arena was half empty.
BRK.B is flush with $397B cash, oil's physical-paper spread hit $35 — a historic record — and Spirit Airlines is officially a ghost. Here's what the buzz means.
Greg Abel's debut as Berkshire CEO came with $397B in cash, 18% earnings growth, and zero urgency to spend any of it. WSB has thoughts.
Greg Abel's debut as CEO came with $397B in cash, 18% earnings growth, and a blunt warning that now is not the time to deploy it. The Oracle still agrees.
Actor-turned-economics-nerd Ben McKenzie dug into crypto fraud and found something wild: the biggest scammers genuinely believed they were the good guys.
Iran threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz and Warren Buffett hanging up his jersey in Omaha — Monday is not messing around.
AMD is up 62% YTD and reporting Tuesday. Spirit Airlines has a 77% shutdown probability on Polymarket. Roblox dropped 18% in one day. Buckle up.
S&P earnings grew 28% vs. 14% expected, GOOGL had its best week since 2023, and oil models say $167–$460/barrel isn't crazy. Cool, cool, cool.
Oracle surges 6.5% on a Pentagon AI deal while Roblox craters 18% on a self-inflicted forecast cut. Reddit is doing what Reddit does — pile in and sort it out later.
Everyone's watching the Mag-7. Meanwhile, these three small-caps are doing interesting things in niche corners nobody's bothered to look at yet.