Around the mahogany-clad corners of Wall Street, there’s of late been a distinct chill in the air: a growing chorus of heavyweights singing a dirge for the private credit market. While the retail crowd is busy chasing shiny AI objects, smart money is looking at

Few figures in modern economics have built a more reliable reputation on pessimism than Nouriel Roubini. The NYU economist earned the nickname “Dr. Doom” through a career of prescient — and often gloomy — forecasting, most famously ahead of the 2008 financial crisis. His commentary

If you’ve been checking your portfolio with one eye shut lately, you aren’t alone. The “Magnificent Seven,” a once-bulletproof cohort of tech titans, is currently undergoing a rigorous stress test — and the results are not-so-magnificent.  While the broader market is attempting to keep its

If you’ve spent more than five minutes looking at a candlestick chart, you know the golden rule: stocks generally go up, but they sure love to take the stairs down and the elevator up. Or is it the other way around? Either way, the floor

If you’ve been watching the tickers lately, you’ve probably noticed the market feels like it’s being pulled in two directions by a very high-tension rope. On one end, we have the “Old World” problems — geopolitical flares and sticky inflation — and on the other,

We spent the past few years teaching AI how to “think” (training), but 2026 is now officially the year we show it how to “work” (inferencing).  On Monday at this week’s GTC event in San Jose, founder and CEO Jensen Huang (wearing the ubiquitous leather