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Barron’s Jack Hough: “I’d Rather Be Netflix Than Anyone Else in Entertainment,” Unless It’s Apple, Amazon or Alphabet

Published 8 hours ago by Eric Bleeker

Netflix crushes legacy Hollywood on profit margins and free cash flow, yet its stock sits near multi-year lows while rivals barely break a sweat on entertainment spending. Barron's Jack Hough names the one streaming company he'd rather own, with three massive asterisks.

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Chamath Palihapitiya Says 1% of Companies Drive 90% of AI Spending, and 80% of That Comes From Unprofitable VC-Backed Startups

Published 10 hours ago by AJ Tiarsmith

Ken Griffin called it a bubble, but Chamath Palihapitiya went further and traced exactly where the money originates, who is cycling it around, and why the math looks nothing like the cloud boom people keep comparing it to.

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3 Million Owners of “Boring” Businesses Are Worth More Than 10 Times the Forbes 400, Researchers Say. Here’s What They Own

Published 12 hours ago by Joel South

Economists studying the top of the American wealth ladder expected to find tech founders and hedge fund titans. What they found instead upended nearly every assumption about how extreme fortunes actually get built.

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Options Traders Pile Into Semiconductor Puts as Chip ETFs Slide: “Some Lingering Fear in the Tech Trade,” CNBC’s Oliver Renick Says

Published 1 day ago by AJ Tiarsmith

A single options trader just put $4 million on chip stocks falling further next week, even as leveraged bulls rushed in from the other side. The options flow tells two very different stories about where semiconductors go from here.

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Polygon Co-Founder Russ Fruhtick Says the $2,000 iPhone Duo Is “Incredibly Cool Tech,” but Most People Should Wait for the Second Generation

Published 1 day ago by Joel South

A tech insider got his hands on Apple's $2,000 folding iPhone before almost anyone else, and his verdict raises a question every tempted buyer needs to answer before opening their wallet.

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Apollo’s Torsten Slok Says the Savings Glut Is Over: “Now We Have a Savings Shortage,” and That’s a Risk for the AI Buildout

Published 1 day ago by Jeremy Phillips

Apollo's chief economist says the era of cheap money is gone for good, and the AI buildout is one of the first casualties of what comes next.

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Trump Drops Some Canada Tariffs to Help Susan Collins, but New Duties on Cocoa, Carpet and Air Conditioners Make It a “Roughly Even Swap,” CNBC’s Eamon Javers Says

Published 1 day ago by Api User

Susan Collins announced a tariff victory for Maine farmers, but within hours the U.S. Trade Representative revealed something else entirely lurking in the fine print of the deal.

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Volvo Cars CEO Says Selling Western Cars in China Is “More or Less Gone” as the Carmaker Cuts 2,500 Jobs

Published 1 day ago by AJ Tiarsmith

Volvo's CEO says selling Western cars in China has nearly vanished as an option, and the company just cut thousands of jobs to survive long enough to test a very different strategy built around its Chinese owner.

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Intelligent Alpha’s Doug Clinton Says the AI Selloff Looks Like a “Routine Drawdown,” and the Trade May Be Closer to the End Than the Beginning

Published 2 days ago by Eric Bleeker

Intelligent Alpha's Doug Clinton sees a pattern in the recent AI stock slide that changes how he's positioning his portfolio, and it comes down to a shift he thinks most investors are still underestimating.

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Former CISA Chief Chris Krebs Says AI Is Finding Security Flaws Faster Than Companies Can Patch Them, Leaving a 6 to 9 Month Window “at Best”

Published 2 days ago by Joel South

AI is unearthing critical software flaws faster than security teams can respond, and former CISA director Chris Krebs says the clock for defenders is already running. The window before attackers catch up may be far shorter than anyone expected.

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Cboe’s JJ Kinahan Says Cautious AI Investors Could Extend the Rally, and the First Question to Ask Is “How Much Can I Lose?”

Published 2 days ago by Joel South

Cboe's JJ Kinahan thinks the very thing making investors sweat about AI stocks is the same thing that could push the rally further, and he has one question every investor should answer before putting a dollar to work.

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Hightower’s Stephanie Link Buys Zscaler, Adds to Wells Fargo and Sells Dover: “I Just Don’t Have Enough Cash” for Everything She Wants

Published 2 days ago by Eric Bleeker

Stephanie Link just sold a company that beat earnings and raised guidance, and she used the cash to buy a cybersecurity stock that trails its rivals by more than 100 percentage points. Her reasoning reveals how a portfolio manager ranks competing opportunities when everything looks attractive at once.

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A Former Netflix Insider Sees “Some Internal Challenges” as the Stock Slides to a Two-Year Low

Published 3 days ago by Joel South

Netflix shares just hit a two-year low, and a former insider who worked inside the company thinks the real trouble has nothing to do with subscribers. His diagnosis points to problems the streamer created for itself.

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“Speed, Speed, Speed”: Siemens Energy’s CFO Says Europe Is Lagging the U.S. and China as Gas Prices Hover Near Four-Year Highs

Published 3 days ago by AJ Tiarsmith

European gas prices are brushing four-year highs as winter tightens its grip, and the CFO of one of the continent's biggest power equipment makers says the continent has a strategy problem hiding in plain sight that has nothing to do with strategy.

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BlackRock and Baillie Gifford Back 3D-Printed Homes as ICON Says Builder Demand Is 10 Times Its Forecast

Published 3 days ago by Eric Bleeker

BlackRock and Baillie Gifford just placed a major bet on robots that print houses, and the company behind the machines says builder demand has already blown past every projection it made for next year.

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