Tag: tech stocks

AI • October 25, 2026

Meta’s $145 Billion AI Bet Is Starting to Scare Wall Street

Meta generated $64.6 billion in revenue during the third quarter of 2026, a 26% increase from a year earlier. Its advertising business was thriving, users were spending more time across its platforms, and the company remained profitable. Wall Street responded by selling the stock. Shares fell sharply on October 22 as investors absorbed another enormous […]

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AI • October 24, 2026

Anthropic’s IPO Could Put a Price Tag on the AI Revolution

Anthropic could soon become one of the most valuable companies ever to enter the stock market. But the most interesting number in its IPO may have nothing to do with the share price. For years, investors have been pouring money into artificial intelligence through Microsoft, Alphabet, Nvidia and other established technology companies. Those businesses offer […]

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AI • October 22, 2026

Tesla Wants to Be an AI Giant. Its Investors Still Have to Pay for It.

Tesla is about to report another quarter of car sales, margins and cash flow. Yet the company’s most consequential financial question concerns products that barely contribute to its revenue today: autonomous taxis, humanoid robots and the artificial intelligence infrastructure needed to make them work. For years, Tesla’s investment case rested on an ambitious but recognizable […]

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Investing • October 19, 2026

Netflix Has a Bigger Problem Than Finding Its Next Hit

Netflix can produce a global phenomenon, dominate the conversation for a weekend and still leave Wall Street disappointed. The company has spent years proving that it knows how to turn television shows into cultural events. Investors are now asking a more demanding question: how much money does that cultural influence actually generate? The distinction has […]

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Finance • October 9, 2026

The US 10-Year Yield Just Hit 5.35%. Tech Stocks Have a Problem.

The US 10-year Treasury yield touched 5.35% on October 7, 2026, reaching territory investors had not seen since 2002. It was an extraordinary number for the world’s most important government bond market, but the implications extend well beyond Treasury traders. For investors holding Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, growth stocks or Nasdaq ETFs, the problem is not […]

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Big Tech • September 27, 2026

How Big Tech Became Too Big to Regulate and What It Means for Your Money

In Blade Runner, Eldon Tyrell does not spend much time worrying about governments. His corporation manufactures the artificial workers on which an entire off-world economy depends. Tyrell does not operate within the system so much as occupy one of the layers holding it together. We used to watch that and think: dystopian science fiction. We […]

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AI Explained • September 20, 2026

Wall Street Is Starting to Split the AI Trade in Two

For most of the generative AI boom, Wall Street treated artificial intelligence less like a technology stack than a single enormous trade. Nvidia sold the GPUs. Hyperscalers built the data centers. Memory manufacturers supplied the components. Cloud companies rented the compute. Software developers added AI features. If a company could attach itself convincingly enough to […]

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