HeyJaredJim Osman
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Finfluencers Make Money Even When You Lose (opens the original)
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A recent study revealed that a mere 2.2% of finfluencers surveyed held any verifiable financial qualifications, but their work has already gathered more than 692 million views. That's an attention-grabbing statistic, but it's not the one I think investors should focus on. More importantly, content labeled as deceptive averaged 555,547 views, compared with 326,170 for other videos. Thus, the false material received around 70% greater attention. That tells us something much more useful than the cl
Oil Is $100, The 10-Year Is Near 5%. Why Doesn’t The Stock Market Care? (opens the original)
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I tweeted something on X Friday night that received a lot more attention than I anticipated. It was just a list of things investors were looking at: oil around $100, the 10-year Treasury near 5%, inflation at 3.4%, and another Fed rate hike increasingly imminent. Below that, the S&P 500 was up 0.86 percent. That's a weird combination. I have been in this business a longtime, and normally, when you put those ingredients together, investors at least get nervous. This time they didn't. The VIX fell
Tesla Stock May Have A European Catalyst Investors Are Missing (opens the original)
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(TSLA) investors spend plenty of time arguing about deliveries. Europe may soon give them something more interesting to think about: high-margin revenue from cars (TSLA) has already sold. France has begun testing (TSLA)'s Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system on public roads and expects to finish its review by mid-to-late September. An EU-wide approval vote could follow as early as October 6, with December the next likely window if that timetable slips. It is rare to get a regulatory decision th
Alibaba Diluted Shareholders for AI. Its Insiders Just Bought the Dip (opens the original)
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Alibaba fell after it announced a roughly $10.2 billion equity raise to fund more AI investment. The company is issuing 710 million new shares at HK$112.70, an 8.4% discount to the previous close. Shareholders will see their stakes diluted by roughly 3.6%, so the negative reaction was understandable. I bought (BABA) after the fall. What interested me was not simply that the shares were lower. A lower price by itself has never been enough for me. What changed was the combination of the price, the
Walmart Fell 9%. I’m Not Sure This Is Just a Walmart Problem (opens the original)
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Walmart fell more than 9% after reporting its slowest comparable-sales growth in six years. U.S. comparable sales rose 2.6%, below the 3.8% Wall Street expected, and the stock lost more than $80 billion of market value in a day. That looks like a (WMT) story. I think it may be a consumer story. (WMT) also raised its full-year sales and profit forecasts, which is why I would not treat the selloff as evidence that the business suddenly broke. The more revealing part of the quarter was what custome
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