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GE & GM Earnings and Deals, Deals, Deals

Third quarter earnings reports are coming in fast, but this week kicks off with two Hidden Gem stocks making acquisitions to shore up their businesses. Lou, Matt, and Tyler discuss Salesforce's acquisition of Braze and Tradeweb Market’s Trumid acquisition. Plus, a mailbag about b ...  Show more

Investors Shoot for the Moon

Description: The quantum computing space needs to make progress on error correction before quantum computers are useful, and in the past week, both Alphabet and Quantinuum have made announcements regarding substantial progress in this area. Jon, Matt, and Tyler break down this ne ...  Show more

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