The recent surge in the U.S. equity market is being fueled by more than just excitement over artificial intelligence and robust economic growth. While fundamental optimism remains high, a significant portion of the rally is now powered by borrowed money. From record breaking margin debt reaching over 1.5 trillion dollars in June to a massive
Bitcoin investors are no strangers to the periodic drama surrounding software updates and miner disagreements, but the latest debate over BIP-110 is largely a non-event for those focused on the asset’s fundamental value. At its core, the proposal seeks to address a growing trend of users filling Bitcoin’s blockspace with non-payment data, such as images
Silver prices are settling into a consolidation pattern near the $57 level as investors turn their attention to one of the most consequential macroeconomic weeks of the summer, headlined by Wednesday’s Federal Reserve policy decision. Market pricing currently favors unchanged interest rates at the conclusion of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, though expectations for
Nvidia is placing a major bet on Safe Superintelligence, the artificial intelligence startup founded by former OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sutskever, deepening the chip giant’s involvement in the race to build next-generation AI systems. The investment, announced Monday, comes paired with access to Nvidia’s next-generation Vera Rubin computing platform, which will allow SSI to increase
The Arizona Cardinals have given their fan base plenty of reasons to be cynical over the past decade, so it was no surprise when eyebrows went up over the decision to meet Jacoby Brissett’s contract demands. But there is a difference between questioning a franchise move and disrespecting a player, and far too many people
CNBC’s Jim Cramer has a blunt message for anyone trading artificial intelligence stocks with borrowed money: get out now. The Mad Money host warned Monday that the once-booming AI trade has grown increasingly fragile as investors begin questioning whether the breakneck pace of data center spending can actually continue. His advice was unusually direct. If
Technology and artificial intelligence are no longer confined to Silicon Valley or a handful of mega-cap stocks. Instead, these innovations are spreading throughout the wider economy in ways that could reshape how investors think about growth opportunities for years to come, according to one prominent investment strategist who spoke about the shifting landscape this week.
The global financial landscape may be standing on the precipice of its most significant shift since the dawn of industrialization. According to Keith Fitz-Gerald, the chief investment officer at Fitz-Gerald Group, artificial intelligence has emerged as the largest single investing theme in recorded human history. This isn’t just another tech trend or a passing market
Minneapolis kicked off its annual Black Business Week on Monday with a clear mission to bridge the gap between aspiring entrepreneurs and the capital they need to thrive. The event opened with a strong emphasis on strategic investment and sustainable growth, aiming to provide local business owners with more than just visibility. City leaders and
Amazon and Microsoft are pouring roughly $200 billion each into building out data centers this year, an unprecedented level of investment driven by the frenzied demand for artificial intelligence services. The two cloud computing giants, locked in a rivalry that has stretched nearly two decades, are spending at a scale that has even Wall Street