A flat open turned into a 0.83% loss by the Hang Seng's close, with Shanghai down 1.31% as Beijing signals no big new stimulus. China-exposed holdings start the week on the back foot.
NVIDIA is putting $3 billion into Meta's equity offering, turning a customer relationship into an ownership stake while Meta commits to expanding Vera Rubin, Vera CPU, Spectrum-X Ethernet and BlueField-4 deployments. That locks in demand for the next-generation rack stack well beyond today's GPUs.
Hong Kong opened flat against Friday's close, and Shanghai's 0.05% slip says the same thing: China buyers are sitting on their hands ahead of the Fed decision. Anyone waiting for a directional cue out of Asia is still waiting.
Renting a backyard cottage sounds like easy retirement income, but the rules that determine whether Social Security keeps its hands off your rent hinge on a single question most landlords never think to ask.
Three ETFs are paying yields that stretch into the double digits, yet their share prices all finished the year lower. Whether that income actually made investors money depends entirely on which fund you held.
The Texas Stock Exchange is already drawing ETF launches from major fund issuers, but the exchange’s address may be the last thing you should care about when placing a trade. What actually determines the price you pay will surprise most investors.
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The call that matters for holders here is supply: Cramer argues the equity and debt markets are nearly tapped out after Meta, Alphabet and SpaceX raisings, with Anthropic's S1 now in line. He stops short of calling a top while pushing for buybacks and takeovers over further deals, favoring staged buying in Applied Materials and patience on Moderna.
Anthropic's XPU and networking order now has committed bank capital behind it: an SPV funded by four lenders will buy the Broadcom silicon and lease it out, with deliveries starting in calendar 2027. Broadcom is providing residual value support equal to the first lien portion, so shareholders get locked-in demand visibility with some tail exposure attached.
Nvidia sends Anthropic $200B in chips. Anthropic sends Nvidia $200B in tokens. Both claim $200B revenue. Market cap goes up $4T. Infinite money glitch unlocked.
Cash burn of $19 billion understates the real cost if expenses are being settled in stock and convertible notes, because the bill lands on post-IPO shareholders as dilution. Anyone eyeing an AI listing should read the share count alongside the cash flow statement.
A pension check that freezes the moment you retire quietly loses ground every year as prices climb around it. Three funds approach this problem from different angles, and how you combine them changes everything.
A caller handed her sister $200,000 to launch a business, watched it collapse, and now faces a choice that could cost her either the money or the relationship. Dave Ramsey’s response reframes the entire question.
Same $10,000, same sector, same year: SentinelOne turned it into $14,489 while Zscaler left you with $7,981. A $6,500 gap inside one cybersecurity trade.
