Hock Tan Warns AI Investors Are Gambling In A Casino... Whose Chips His Own Credit Is Paying For
Broadcom stock is held by the people Tan just called gamblers... and Broadcom bonds are priced by the people who agree with him.
Broadcom stock is held by the people Tan just called gamblers... and Broadcom bonds are priced by the people who agree with him.
Here are all the things Wall Street is looking at when.... well... Wall Street reports this week.
The Times has embraced false narratives and continues to publish distorted historical claims.
Chinese automakers are likely to ramp up European production to bypass the quota, Oxford Economics says. Higher local costs may erode some of their price advantage, but the competitive threat to European carmakers is unlikely to disappear.
Nigel Farage has a new answer to Britain's asylum backlog: abolish the asylum system...
Surrender is the word, and then they wonder why their streets look like they do or why so-called "students" are burning Paris...
Declares from Warsaw alliance is "ready to fight tonight" as European population "a bit nervous"...
French authorities recorded 90 crypto-related cases involving kidnapping, extortion, threats and violent theft in seven months. What makes France such a hotspot?
A government that can't keep its own labor minister is unlikely to sell voters on working longer.
"There is only one real solution: they have to go back..."
The Democratic Socialists of America exploit young people's longing for community, but socialism's coercive collectivism destroys the voluntary relationships that sustain it.
Only four of more than two dozen high-end properties recently offered at auction have sold as buyers hold out for lower prices...
At least 10 very large crude carriers and several Suezmax vessels approaching the port of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates have stopped or reversed course in recent days, according to tanker-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg.
"The extreme lack of SPY volume is unusual..."
One engineer, one coding model, and a few weeks of work are starting to look like a direct challenge to some of the software industry's most durable subscription businesses.
Hedge funds sold tech at the fastest pace in seven weeks, EWZ printed $8 billion in a day, munis ate a fifth of ETF volume, and VIX calls cost more than SPX puts...
...'fear of benchmark underperformance'
