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Cloud has been the main driver of hyperscalers’ stock performance over the past decade.
AI will redefine the next three dominant players for the coming 10 years. Who do you think they will be?
Strong contenders: $NVDA, $MSFT, $TSLA https://t.co/ajwuB4G9qz
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Cloud has been the main driver of hyperscalers’ stock performance over the past decade.
AI will redefine the next three dominant players for the coming 10 years. Who do you think they will be?
Strong contenders: $NVDA, $MSFT, $TSLA https://t.co/ajwuB4G9qz
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The Investing for Beginners Podcast
How Do We Calculate Free Cash Flow?
Let's learn the basics to calculate this important metric.
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How Do We Calculate Free Cash Flow?
Let's learn the basics to calculate this important metric.
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The Kobeissi Letter
RT @TKL_Adam: German government bonds just posted their worst day since 1990. https://t.co/b0cS5XvAz8
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RT @TKL_Adam: German government bonds just posted their worst day since 1990. https://t.co/b0cS5XvAz8
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US technology stocks are struggling:
The S&P 500 Information Technology sector has dropped 11.0% since its December high and officially entered a correction.
This marks the third drawdown of at least 10% over the last 2 years.
Magnificent 7 stocks have led the decline, erasing a whopping -$2.4 trillion in market cap over the last 3 months.
On Monday, the group lost $567.5 billion in market value with Nvidia, $NVDA, accounting for ~50% of the loss.
Overall, $NVDA shares have fallen -24% since their January peak.
Is the Big-Tech sell-off overdone?
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US technology stocks are struggling:
The S&P 500 Information Technology sector has dropped 11.0% since its December high and officially entered a correction.
This marks the third drawdown of at least 10% over the last 2 years.
Magnificent 7 stocks have led the decline, erasing a whopping -$2.4 trillion in market cap over the last 3 months.
On Monday, the group lost $567.5 billion in market value with Nvidia, $NVDA, accounting for ~50% of the loss.
Overall, $NVDA shares have fallen -24% since their January peak.
Is the Big-Tech sell-off overdone?
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RT @HiddenValueGems: As a former equity analyst, I used to build and maintain detailed company models. With about 15 stocks under coverage at any given time, this meant 60 model updates each year 😲
How helpful these spreadsheets were for making intelligent investment decisions?
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RT @HiddenValueGems: As a former equity analyst, I used to build and maintain detailed company models. With about 15 stocks under coverage at any given time, this meant 60 model updates each year 😲
How helpful these spreadsheets were for making intelligent investment decisions?
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The Kobeissi Letter
BREAKING: 0DTE, or “0 days to expiration” options accounted for a record ~56% of options volume in February.
This comes as average daily volume of the S&P 500 options hit a record 3.49 million contracts.
The spike in 0DTE trading was mostly driven by Robinhood expanding access to options trading for all its customers in January.
Elevated intraday volatility in the markets was also behind the rapid increase in activity.
On Thursday, we saw the second-highest volume day on record for $VIX calls with the strike of 50+, according to CBOE.
Volatility is ramping up.
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BREAKING: 0DTE, or “0 days to expiration” options accounted for a record ~56% of options volume in February.
This comes as average daily volume of the S&P 500 options hit a record 3.49 million contracts.
The spike in 0DTE trading was mostly driven by Robinhood expanding access to options trading for all its customers in January.
Elevated intraday volatility in the markets was also behind the rapid increase in activity.
On Thursday, we saw the second-highest volume day on record for $VIX calls with the strike of 50+, according to CBOE.
Volatility is ramping up.
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BREAKING: US stocks rally sharply off their lows with the Nasdaq 100 now up nearly +1% on the day.
Reports suggest that President Trump and Justin Trudeau had a 50 minute phone call just now.
Commerce Secretary Lutnick said Trump is "leaning towards helping out" auto makers for 1 month.
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BREAKING: US stocks rally sharply off their lows with the Nasdaq 100 now up nearly +1% on the day.
Reports suggest that President Trump and Justin Trudeau had a 50 minute phone call just now.
Commerce Secretary Lutnick said Trump is "leaning towards helping out" auto makers for 1 month.
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BREAKING: President Trump releases a statement on his call with Justin Trudeau regarding tariffs.
Trump says, "The call ended in a “somewhat” friendly manner!" https://t.co/6j4J9B737N
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BREAKING: President Trump releases a statement on his call with Justin Trudeau regarding tariffs.
Trump says, "The call ended in a “somewhat” friendly manner!" https://t.co/6j4J9B737N
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Feels like this imposter had a stroke when creating its username🤨 https://t.co/N7eEmePYsR
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Feels like this imposter had a stroke when creating its username🤨 https://t.co/N7eEmePYsR
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RT @virattt: I built a stock market API in 42 days.
All during @_buildspace s5.
What is the API?
Today, it lets you pull financials for 16,000 tickers going back 30+ years.
Why did I build the API?
Because the big providers have:
• poor API design
• poor documentation
• expensive sales contracts
• strict data retention policies
How did I build it?
I started building the API from scratch at the start of s5 in early June.
I got deep into the SEC Edgar API and cracked how to scrape at scale.
Sonnet 3.5 from @AnthropicAI was a godsend for this.
I hacked early mornings, late nights, and weekends, with a full-time job.
Day by day. Code by code.
I set weekly goals and hit each one.
End result: https://t.co/Li4F50LrMv
I’m excited to see where this API goes.
It may go nowhere, but I’ll always know that I can set goals and crush them.
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RT @virattt: I built a stock market API in 42 days.
All during @_buildspace s5.
What is the API?
Today, it lets you pull financials for 16,000 tickers going back 30+ years.
Why did I build the API?
Because the big providers have:
• poor API design
• poor documentation
• expensive sales contracts
• strict data retention policies
How did I build it?
I started building the API from scratch at the start of s5 in early June.
I got deep into the SEC Edgar API and cracked how to scrape at scale.
Sonnet 3.5 from @AnthropicAI was a godsend for this.
I hacked early mornings, late nights, and weekends, with a full-time job.
Day by day. Code by code.
I set weekly goals and hit each one.
End result: https://t.co/Li4F50LrMv
I’m excited to see where this API goes.
It may go nowhere, but I’ll always know that I can set goals and crush them.
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