Architecture (des territoires) + Design de politique publique et d'intérêt général. Chargé de projet @vrmtvrmt. Mes opinions sont exprimées à titre personnel.
More US homeowners are pulling their listings off the market:
Delistings hit 5.8% of all homes for sale in April—the highest since March 2020. Outside that pandemic spike, we've never seen numbers this high.
Delistings climbed +3.8% from March, marking two months straight
Here’s how top US stocks are doing in 2026 so far:
Nvidia $NVDA +10%🟢
Apple $AAPL +13.1%🟢
Google $GOOGL +17.7%🟢
Microsoft $MSFT -13.8%🔴
Amazon $AMZN +6.6%🟢
TSMC $TSM +36.6%🟢
Broadcom $AVGO +11.5%🟢
Meta $META -10.2%🔴
Tesla $TSLA -13.1%🔴
Eli Lilly $LLY +5.3%
$LULU dropped 10.5% after hours after cutting full-year revenue and earnings guidance, missing expectations. I've been skeptical of them for a while—CEO turnover, tensions with founder Chip Wilson, and tough competition from Vuori, Alo, and Skims with little product difference.
🚨 Heads up: The AI bubble might be about to pop.
Microsoft handed OpenAI $13 billion. OpenAI spent it back on Azure. Microsoft called it revenue.
Amazon & Google are running the same game with Anthropic, inflating fake AI gains.
OpenAI burns $60B a year on compute but
🇺🇸 President Trump said he would marshal hundreds of millions of US taxpayer dollars behind his bid to revitalize the coal industry in America - Bloomberg
@abcq5442011 Interesting timing with all the regulatory noise around big tech lately. She's either seeing something the market is missing or doubling down on a bet that hasn't paid off yet.
@cytttt_52220 Kinda refreshing to see the market take a breather instead of just pumping nonstop. The CRWD drop makes sense when you look at their P/E.
First red close for the S&P in 10 days and it was pure chaos lol.
Imagine if we actually stay in the red for a bit 😆
Annoying? Yeah. But honestly felt kinda healthy.
Earnings growth is solid, but some valuations just don't add up. That's probably why $CRWD dropped 10%.