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Amazon Earnings: AI Dreams vs Big CapEx Checks

If you were looking for a sign the AI hype cycle is finally transitioned into an industrial revolution, Amazon just provided the receipts. This week’s Q1 earnings call was a masterclass in what we might call “The Great Pivot.”  For years, we viewed Seattle as

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Powell’s Long Goodbye Leaves The Fed Fractured

If you were expecting a graceful exit and a gold watch for Jerome Powell this month, you haven’t been paying attention to the theater of the absurd that is modern central banking. As of this week, the “Chairman Emeritus” narrative has been tossed into the

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The Autonomy Alibi: Tesla’s Hardware Headache

If you’ve been following the high-stakes theater of the electric vehicle market, you know “around the corner” is a temporal concept that, in Elon Musk’s native vocabulary, can span decades. This week’s earnings call was a masterclass in the “pivot and promise” maneuver.  For years,

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The VIX Settles: Don’t Let the Quiet Fool You

Wall Street’s unofficial fear gauge — the VIX — has finally stopped screaming. After a frantic leap toward the end of March, it’s drifted back down to its long-term average near 20. But for the savvy investor, the real story isn’t the spike itself, it’s

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Can NVDA Shake The Spring Flu?

Watching the tickers lately, we’ve all witnessed what can only be described as a tech-fueled sprint. As of this writing, Nvidia is on an 11-day winning streak, gaining 21% in April alone.  But as any seasoned floor trader will tell you: the faster the climb,

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How The S&P 500 Defied The Headlines

If you’ve been glued to the news cycle lately, and chances are you have been, you’d expect the markets to be in total tailspin. Between failed diplomatic talks and constant blockading and opening of the Strait of Hormuz, the geopolitical fear gauge is redlining. Yet,

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