The average home is $3,200 a month now. You'd need to pull in $120k a year just to swing that.
But the typical household makes $84k.
So basically everyone under 30 is starting to think a house and family just aren't in the cards for them. And when a whole generation has no
Spider-Man just shattered box office records 🕷️
Marvel (Disney $DIS) pulled in a record $168M from opening day previews for Spider-Man: Brand New Day - per Deadline
A LOT went down in the stock market today. Here's the full roundup:
1. Semis dropped ~2.5% on China supply-chain news and AI funding worries. A Chinese state firm is mass-producing DUV machines, and Nvidia reportedly backing OpenAI's $250B data center adds to circular AI trad
Palantir’s Alex Karp:
“We made every decision to fully back our partners—so our products gotta actually deliver. That means companies need to own what they create. You shouldn’t pay someone just for them to copy your business. That’s insane. We believe there’s a better
AI demand is really driving China’s economy now:
Chip exports hit a record ~$290 billion in the last year — more than doubled in 3 years.
Computer and component shipments are up to ~$240 billion, the highest since 2022.
Power equipment exports hit ~$190 billion, growi
🚨 BREAKING:
🇺🇸 FED IS EXPECTED TO HIKE INTEREST RATE BY 50BPS THIS YEAR
ODDS HAVE PUMPED TO 34% AFTER THE INFALATION DATA RELEASE
THIS IS NOT GOOD FOR MARKETS...
Nvidia ($NVDA) just launched a new partnership program where fast-growing AI startups can trade high-performance computing power for a cut of their future product and cloud revenue, according to CNBC.
If the S&P 500 ends the year up more than 10%, it'll be just the second time ever it's had four straight years of double-digit gains. The last time was 1995-1999, right before the Dot Com bubble popped 🤯 👀