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Coinbase reported a $667 million Q4 loss as revenue tumbled 20%, then authorized $3.7 billion in share repurchases. The move signals extraordinary conviction as Bitcoin trades near $67,000.
Data centers are consuming so much electricity that grid operators are warning of capacity shortages by 2027. Over 300 state bills have been filed to address the crisis.
SoFi Technologies reported record quarterly revenue of $1.013 billion, added one million members in a single quarter for the first time, and guided for 30% growth in 2026. The company Wall Street left for dead at $6.75 is now one of America's fastest-growing financial institutions.
Copper prices have surged past $14,000 per tonne for the first time ever, driven by insatiable AI data center demand, EV infrastructure buildout, and a supply deficit that could reach 30% by 2035.
The S&P 500 surged 0.69% on Friday after the Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs. By Saturday morning, Trump had imposed a 15% global duty under Section 122, and Monday's market open faces maximum uncertainty.
The S&P 500 has tested and failed at the 7,000 level four times in February. Options market data reveals a massive 'Gamma Wall' of concentrated open interest creating a sticky resistance zone.
Goldman Sachs warns Brent crude could crash to $40 by late 2026 from OPEC+ oversupply, while BloombergNEF says an Iran disruption could send it to $91. The $51 gap reveals deep uncertainty.
BYD sold 2.26 million battery-electric vehicles in 2025 versus Tesla's 1.64 million, marking the first full year the Chinese automaker has held the global EV crown.
Deere surged 13% to an all-time high after Q1 EPS of $2.42 crushed the $2.02 estimate and revenue of $9.61 billion topped forecasts by 27%. Management raised full-year guidance and declared the farm cycle has bottomed.
Non-US developed markets are up nearly 9% year to date while the S&P 500 is flat. Korea has surged 30%, Japan 13%, and Europe over 5%. With international stocks 40% cheaper on a P/E basis, the rotation may be just beginning.
Adobe, Salesforce, and ServiceNow have each plunged 25-30% this year as AI disruption fears sweep the software sector. Some call it a generational buying opportunity. Others warn it is only the beginning.
Meta and Nvidia announced a multi-year, multi-generational AI infrastructure partnership worth tens of billions, deploying millions of GB300 chips across gigawatt-scale campuses.