Is AI in a bubble?
Everyone's calling AI a bubble. But a closer look at the numbers shows this boom is still in the early innings—and the biggest winners will come from these five sectors.
The global oil market is running out of room for error
Global oil inventories are approaching a critical operating floor just as disruptions hit the Middle East, Russia, and Europe. Here's why the world's supply cushion is getting dangerously thin—and what investors should watch next.
The AI power gap Wall Street still hasn’t priced in
Elon Musk says the AI race is accelerating beyond anyone’s control. But every competitor faces the same physical limit: electricity. PJM’s widening power shortfall shows why companies with secured grid capacity could become the next major AI trade.
‘Discovery’ could be the next trillion-dollar AI business
Advanced computing is lowering the cost of discovery… and increasing the value of information companies already own—like seismic surveys, exploration records, and other legacy datasets. Here's what it means for investors.
Forget chips—these overlooked sectors are the real AI winners
AI is fueling a power crisis—and the biggest winners aren't chipmakers. Discover why two under-the-radar sectors could deliver the next wave of massive gains as AI's energy demands surge.
Wall Street is watching AI stocks. It should be watching AI debt.
AI demand remains incredibly strong. But as Big Tech's spending overwhelms its free cash flow, more of the buildout is being financed with debt… just as borrowing costs are rising. Here’s what investors need to watch.
3 ripple effects of the Iran conflict that the market is missing
The Iran conflict is doing more than pushing oil higher. It's sending ripples through key economic drivers. Here are three under-the-radar trends already taking shape… and what they mean for investors.
The AI arms race has a power problem nobody planned for
Big Tech is preparing to spend more than $1 trillion a year on AI infrastructure. But the power needed to bring those projects online is in short supply. Companies sitting on power capacity could hold a major advantage.
The Treasury may be replacing the Fed as Wall Street’s backstop
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is signaling he won't simply stand by if long-term yields keep climbing. With deficits near $2 trillion and borrowing costs rising, investors may be watching the birth of a new market backstop: the "Treasury put."
Nobody’s asking the most important AI question
Everyone's debating which AI model will ultimately win… But the smarter trade has been hiding in plain sight for two years. No matter who wins the model war, they all need power. And the companies moving that power are already…
Bitcoin miners just found a better business model
Bitcoin miners built their businesses around cheap power and mining rigs. Now, many are realizing their power assets may be worth far more as AI data center infrastructure. Here's why the shift matters—and which names are profiting.
Why this confusing market may be healthier than it looks
The market is sending wildly conflicting signals, from rising yields to strong earnings and record stock prices. But history suggests investor skepticism can be healthy for the market. Here's why… and what could change the outlook.
The bond market just overruled the Fed
Investors obsess over every Fed decision. But the borrowing costs pressuring housing, businesses, and stocks are increasingly tied to long-term rates the Fed doesn't directly control. Here's why the 10-year Treasury may be the market's most important number.
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