qfx CoreView’s continuing reduction – now representing 6.2% of their 13F AUM – suggests a reassessment. Not necessarily a condemnation, but a cautious distancing. The fund’s current holdings reveal a preference for other ventures: NASDAQ: BZ ($192.57 million), NASDAQ: JD ($177.87 million), NASDAQ: TCOM ($138.68 million), NYSE: TAL ($119.98 million), and NYSE: SE ($109.14 million). These choices speak volumes, even if those volumes are whispered.
The usual suspects talk about market caps, growth rates. Numbers. I deal in probabilities, and right now, the odds are shifting. Amazon’s a two-trillion-dollar giant. TSMC and Broadcom are breathing down its neck, but chasing a number isn’t the same as building something real. Still, the numbers tell a story, if you bother to listen.
. Apparently, they’re chucking an absolutely enormous amount of money around – billions, darling,
Now, inflation. Oh, inflation. That stubborn beast. It’s still above the Fed’s 2% target, hovering around 3% in December. They were hoping it’d be chilling with a martini by now, but no. It’s still throwing a party. We’ll get another reading this Friday, so maybe it’ll have finally passed out. (Don’t hold your breath.)
A new study demonstrates the potential of deep learning to dramatically improve the detection of gravitational waves from merging black holes and neutron stars.
I’m completely hooked on this show about the Rayburns! From the outside, they seem like the perfect family, running a beloved inn in the Florida Keys. But everything changes when the oldest brother, Danny, comes home for a big family event. It’s like he unlocks a whole box of secrets and old hurts. Suddenly, the siblings are caught in this web of lies and suspicion, and things quickly spiral out of control. They’ll do almost anything – even things that feel really wrong – to protect their image and keep the truth hidden. It’s a really gripping story about how far people will go for family, and how even good people can be driven to do terrible things. It’s a slow burn, but it’s so worth it!
‘Battle of Fates’ is a South Korean reality show that began airing on March 3, 2026. It brings together forty-nine of the country’s leading fortune tellers and shamans, who compete in challenges designed to test their psychic and predictive skills. Created by Mo Eun-seol, the show aims to highlight the contestants’ unique cultural traditions and abilities. Throughout the competition, participants face difficult situations to prove who has the most accurate predictions.
The big names, the ones you already know, are quietly poking around in the quantum realm. Not with trumpets, naturally. That would be undignified. They’re betting, as they always do. Here’s a look at Nvidia, Alphabet, and Amazon. They might win. They might not. The universe doesn’t particularly care.
The table, for those who insist on precision, reveals the particulars:
The question that now preoccupies the discerning investor is not whether Amazon is a force to be reckoned with – that is self-evident – but whether its current price reflects a true valuation, or merely the feverish dreams of a market captivated by novelty. To approach this matter with clarity, one must look beyond the superficial, beyond the fleeting pronouncements of analysts, and consider the deeper currents at play.