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2026 Stock market outlook : bullish, broader, and one big warning
Wall Street just dropped its 2026 outlooks, and here’s the situation: every major bank is bullish. Goldman, JPMorgan, UBS, Morgan Stanley are all calling for double-digit gains.
Except Bank of America who looked at the same data and saw an...
Why Pichai is talking about AI and energy (and what it means for investors)
In Northern Virginia, data centres are struggling to expand. Not because they lack capital, engineers, or GPUs.
They’re waiting on the power grid. The electricity simply isn’t there. And Virginia isn’t alone.
On November 18th, Sundar Pic...
The guy who called 2008 just bet $1 billion against AI
Who is Michael Burry?
Michael Burry is the investor who called the 2008 financial crisis before almost anyone else saw it coming.
Back in May 2005, he bet $60 million that the housing market would collapse.
People thought he’d lost his m...
Why it is still a good idea to invest right now (despite the bubble talk)
It’s true that everyone right now is talking about market concerns. Volatility, corrections, and whether we’re in a bubble.
The conversation often ends with: “Maybe I should just wait.”
But I believe much of the data is actually telling...
Beyond the buzz: 3 high-margin moats worth owning for 5+ years
Let me start with something most investors overlook:
In any gold rush, the real fortunes rarely go to the miners.
They go to the people who sell the shovels.
That principle still applies.
Only today, the picks and shovels are infrast...
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