Retail: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Retail: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

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When Leverage Goes Wrong on Wall Street

The week was dominated by hedge fund Situational Awareness being forced to sell its equity holdings, leading to both a drop and a pop in AI-related stocks. What went wrong and what can we learn? Plus, we discuss why hyperscalers are moving in opposite directions, why Tesla may le ...  Show more

Microsoft Shows the Mag7 What AI Investment Looks Like

Investors are taking a more scrutinous approach to all of the capital spending the Mag7 stocks are throwing at AI data centers. The one standout this quarter (so far) is Microsoft. Matt, Lou, and Tyler break down why investors loved Microsoft’s earnings while hating Meta’s, and w ...  Show more

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