Amazon reports Q3 earnings on Oct. 29, and history says the stock pops. But the earnings beat is the least interesting part of the investment case right now.
A top Gartner forecaster just handed neocloud investors a brutal timeline, and the stocks are already cracking under the pressure. Whether CoreWeave and Nebius survive as independent companies may come down to…
Jim Cramer drew a line in the bond market that could upend every major AI trade, and the number he named sits uncomfortably close to where long-term yields already stand. Here is…
Both OpenAI and Anthropic are courting the same short list of sovereign wealth funds and institutional buyers, and only one lab gets to set the valuation benchmark first. The outcome of that…
Microsoft claims its in-house AI models now match OpenAI's output at a fraction of the cost, and that single number reshapes how one investor is sizing up the entire cloud AI trade…
Before a single public share trades, Anthropic is already giving a slice of itself away, and the structure means the better the stock performs, the more new shareholders lose to the fund.
Azure and AWS both accelerated last quarter, and Wall Street is now betting on which cloud giant can prove its record AI spending is turning into real revenue before the other one…
Morgan Stanley just put a bold new target on Amazon and called it a top pick, but the reasons behind the upgrade go far beyond the cloud spending story investors already know.
AWS just posted its fastest growth in 18 quarters while Amazon's free cash flow turned negative and long-term debt nearly doubled. Whether that tension resolves as a multiyear earnings engine or a…
Microsoft just spent over $115 billion on capital expenditures, and now everything hinges on whether that bet pays off fast enough to justify the price tag. Azure's trajectory in the next quarter…
Oracle's cloud revenue is exploding while its stock sits near yearly lows, and the gap between those two realities may represent one of the more unusual setups in large-cap tech right now.
One investing strategy separates Alphabet from every other AI giant, and it shows up most clearly when you stack the balance sheets side by side against Microsoft and Amazon.
A 60-year-old paralegal with $350,000 saved and five years until Medicare faces a decision that could quietly reshape her entire retirement, and the answer turns on a warehouse job that pays less…
David Beren Bank of America just invoked the ghost of the 1990s fiber optic collapse to explain why AI's biggest winners could still leave investors with nothing, even if the technology reshapes the world…
Wall Street keeps punishing Alphabet for its spending, but the cloud and AI numbers tell a completely different story about where this company is heading.
