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Investor Michael Burry pushed back against critics who challenged his take on chip depreciation at hyperscalers like Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META) and Oracle Corp. (NYSE: ORCL), while doubling down with fresh claims that top AI firms are inflating earnings through accounting maneuvers.
Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, outlines three habits for success: surround oneself with strong people, have meaningful work and relationships, and use technology to sharpen thinking. He also emphasizes the importance of using principles and data-driven decision-making.
Nvidia signaled explosive and still-rising global demand for its Blackwell and Rubin AI chips, saying revenue could surpass its $500 billion target as it delivered record quarterly results and saw its stock jump sharply in after-hours trading.
Leading cryptocurrencies failed to capitalize on the recent spike, even as stock futures lifted after Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) reported stronger-than-expected third-quart
Elon Musk explains that Tesla survived its near-collapse because he and a team of mission-driven employees stayed committed through the "dark times," a philosophy that still guides his hiring approach as the company posts strong Q3 results.
Amentum Holdings Inc (NYSE:AMTM) shares are trading significantly higher Wednesday. In light of the Trump administration's aggressive nuclear energy expansion policies, investors are paying more attention to the company's position in U.S. nuclear infrastructure.
Dan Loeb's Third Point doubled its Microsoft stake and boosted Meta, Amazon, and Nvidia while fully exiting Workday and multiple industrial names in Q3.
Historic divergence emerges as quality U.S. stocks lag AI-fueled mega-cap tech, echoing dot-com era extremes and raising risks of a sharp reversal favoring fundamentals.
