Palantir just had its worst month since August 2023

More than 1.1 million layoffs have been announced this year — a 44% jump compared to 2024

Silver reaches new all-time high of $55.

The 10-Year Treasury yield is back near its lowest point in 14 months Credit: Barchart

Projected 5-year profit growth for the biggest tech giants: Tesla: +585% Broadcom: +188% Nvidia: +165% Microsoft: +109% Meta: +101% TSMC: +92% Amazon: +91% Alphabet: +69% Apple: +10% *Based on average analyst estimates Credit to Jon Erlichman for the data

The global semiconductor supply chain

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S&P 500 debt at record lows, US government debt near highs

October's Interest payment on US debt was a record $104.4 billion.

Redfin says the number of U.S. homeowners has stopped growing

Here’s a look at the $50B-plus companies that have surged the most since last Thanksgiving:

For the first time in 54 years, new single-family homes have been cheaper than existing homes — and it’s stayed that way for 12 straight months.

Europe’s biggest companies by market value right now: ASML (Netherlands) LVMH (France) Roche (Switzerland) AstraZeneca (UK) SAP (Germany)

Michael Burry just revealed a few of the long-term plays he thinks are still undervalued: • Lululemon ($LULU) • Molina Healthcare ($MOH) • Shift4 Payments ($FOUR) • Fannie Mae ($FNMA)

HSBC projects OpenAI will rack up nearly half a trillion dollars in operating losses by 2030.

JPMorgan’s latest 13F filing shows over $1.669 trillion in assets. Here are its largest holdings.

10 Dividend Growth Stocks to Buy and Hold Forever. Credit: Dividendology

U.S. bankruptcies are now at recession levels: 655 major filings year-to-date — the highest in 15 years, and more than in 2020, 2021, 2022, or 2023.

H&M to close 200 stores globally

Americans are now defaulting at crisis levels. According to FORTUNE, serious student-loan delinquencies just hit a record 14.3% in Q3 2025, and auto-loan delinquencies climbed to 3.0%—the highest since 2010.

This was the largest October budget deficit ever recorded, even bigger than the 2020 COVID surge

24 cents of every tax dollar now goes toward interest on the national debt

Cocoa just dropped to its lowest price in nearly two years

Silver is set to close at its highest price ever.

Foreign investors poured $647 billion into U.S. stocks over the past year — the highest level ever.

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Berkshire Hathaway has sold more stocks than it’s bought for 12 consecutive quarters, a record run.

A list of hedge fund returns this year

Tether just outbought every central bank in gold last quarter.

'We’re delighted by Google’s success'

Michael Burry is likening Nvidia to Cisco during the 2000 boom. Take a look. Quick context: Cisco’s P/E at the top was a wild 196.2.

More than $6 billion has left the market, putting crypto on track for the largest monthly outflow in its history.

Nvidia claims its GPUs are a full generation ahead of Google’s AI chips.

Waymo has expanded its robotaxi fleet to 2,500 vehicles across five U.S. cities.

Google’s Larry Page is now ranked as the world’s second-wealthiest individual

A $10,000 investment in the S&P 500 back in 2010 would be worth more than $78,000 today.

Kevin Hassett is now President Trump’s leading candidate to replace Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chair.

Warner Bros Discovery sets Dec. 1 bid deadline

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The White House is denying reports that Patel may be removed. (that was fast)

Not sure how accurate this is, but MSNBC reports that President Trump is considering firing FBI Director Kash Patel

Texas just became the first state to buy Bitcoin, putting $10 million into its strategic reserve.

The US government has added over $2.2 trillion in debt over the past year

AI adoption is accelerating faster than any major tech shift we’ve seen before

The odds of a December rate cut have climbed to 79.1%.

The NASDAQ 100 just had its best day since May

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According to Barclays, AI-related spending made up more than half of the U.S.’s 1.6% GDP growth in the first six months of the year.