The most interesting stocks of 2025
Discover the most fascinating stocks of 2025, from nuclear energy plays to tech innovators like SpaceX and T-Mobile. See why these picks could define the market’s future.
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Tricks, treats, and trading
As Halloween brings spooky vibes, Stephen Ground highlights META’s earnings dip, the PCE’s steady numbers, and what the Fed’s likely November 7th rate cut means for the markets.
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Why Nuclear Is Powering Up Again
Nuclear energy is powering up again, with Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) leading the charge. AI’s rising power demands and global investments are driving this resurgence—here’s what to know.
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Stock Spotlight: INTC
Intel (INTC) has seen a rough year, down 52%, but recent news involving Apollo Global and Qualcomm hints at a potential resurgence. Could Intel make a comeback? Nate Tucci weighs in.
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Sell shovels
It’s tough to remember a time when such a small cadre of power brokers had such an outsized ability to move the markets. It’s like riding on a seesaw with an elephant.
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Playing MCD to the downside (Free trade)
Geof Smith tells us that MCD is such a dog that he doesn’t see the stock recovering anytime soon — even after they’ve scrapped their failed drive-thru AI technology.
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“Man Bites Dog”: AI Losing Its Job at McDonald’s Drive-Thrus… To Humans
We’ve heard of plenty of jobs being replaced by AI, but here’s a new twist.
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The AI Revolution
It’s no secret that artificial intelligence (AI) has created a paradigm shift.
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The AI Productivity Paradox
Over the 20-year period following the Macintosh computer’s release in early 1984, real GDP per capita in the U.S. (the real meaning accounting for inflation) increased by a measly 4%.
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Choice and Competition Will Determine AI’s Reach
AI’s reach will be limited by its inability to meet market demand in the absence of competition. Humans comparative advantage is that we compete.
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