Here’s the $280 billion reason that AI-chip stocks will be just fine
By Therese Poletti February 6th, 2025 The winners of hyperscalers’ big spending plans will continue to be chip companies like Nvidia Investors still worrying about chip stocks in light of fears of lower spending on AI can breathe a sigh of relief now that Amazon has joined in with three other Big Tech companies committed […]
Broadcom’s Surging AI Revenue Can Revive Broad Demand Optimism
By Tatiana Darie 03/06/2025 Bloomberg More details from the Broadcom release show that its AI-related sales grew 77% year-over-year to $4.1 billion in 1Q, above expectations of 62%. It also guided for AI semiconductor revenue of $4.4b for 2Q, indicating that AI chip demand remains strong despite worries that disruptors out of China may cause […]
Global shares to keep rising, say strategists unbothered by trade friction
Reuters by Ross Finley February 27, 2025 LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) – Stock market strategists are sticking to their positive view on the performance of global equity markets, expecting solid gains in even the most beaten-down indexes in India and Japan, according to the latest quarterly Reuters polls. The United States under President Donald Trump […]
The U.S. Economy Depends More Than Ever on Rich People
By Rachel Louise Ensign Feb. 23, 2025 Many Americans are pinching pennies, exhausted by high prices and stubborn inflation. The well-off are spending with abandon. The top 10% of earners—households making about $250,000 a year or more—are splurging on everything from vacations to designer handbags, buoyed by big gains in stocks, real estate and other assets. […]
Donald Trump’s trade remedies reflect America’s troubled reality
“Our partners shouldn’t blame us for a shift aimed at solving the problems they have helped cause” by Robert Lighthizer Financial Times October 31 2024 Critics of Donald Trump’s popular tariff proposals claim they will be inflationary and harm the economy. The fact that this never happened during Trump’s first term, when we raised tariffs, […]
Kelly Evans: Waiting on Perot
Kelly Evans CNBC October 19, 2023 The year is 1983. The sharp “double-dip” recession of the early ’80s has ended, and bond yields–which had finally been “broken” by Paul Volcker’s massive rate hikes–are showing signs of breaking out again. The 10-year Treasury jumps from roughly 10% to nearly 12% that summer. In his weekly client […]