The cooler PCE isn’t the win you might think

The PCE came in cooler than expected—but there's a catch. Plus, what inflation means for the upcoming earnings season… Trump's meeting of AI leaders… Anthropic's S-1 is a joke… And not all upgrades and downgrades are equal.

Political headwinds can’t derail the AI trade

Forget politics: The AI power story is stronger than ever. Plus, breaking down the market volatility… What the PMI means for inflation… A diesel export ban? … BofA's year-end targets… And McDonald's (MCD) bleak Investor Day.

Should you buy Cerebras on this pullback?

Cerebras (CBRS) is sinking after its earnings miss—is it a buying opportunity? Plus, here's what's really driving Trump's sudden shift on Iran… 2 stocks for your humanoid robot watchlist… And politicians need to change the data center narrative.

The markets are poised for a painful July

What the end of the ceasefire means for oil prices—and stocks—through the summer. Plus, the release of the Fed minutes should shake the market… Can Q2 earnings meet Wall Street's huge expectations? … And Saylor is backtracking on Bitcoin.

The Trump trade just became impossible to ignore

President Trump's investment accounts bought hundreds of stocks… the day before his tariff pause sent the market soaring. The bigger lesson goes beyond politics; it's about how politics move markets. Here's what investors should watch next.

Is Bitcoin close to a bottom?

Bitcoin's (BTC) free fall: Is the crypto market near a bottom? … Plus, Trump's $1B income… Why Meta's (META) compute move is controversial… How AI companies are fighting data center pushback… And happy birthday, America!

Will SpaceX be the next Tesla?

The SpaceX (SPCX) IPO: Can Musk pull off another Tesla (TSLA)? Plus, Nvidia (NVDA) is still cheap… Walmart's (WMT) CEO is in a tough spot… Key moves from the latest 13Fs… And a trade on Trump's China trip.

Quantum computing

The U.S. just bought a stake in quantum computing

The Trump administration plans to drop $2 billion on nine quantum computing companies in exchange for equity stakes. IBM (IBM) gets the biggest slice, but the pure-play names are seeing the real upside. Here's what this signal means for investors.