Tom Sosnoff, Scott Sheridan, and Tony Battista dig into the debate over AI safety after OpenAI reportedly held back a model following internal testing concerns. The crew debates whether companies developing increasingly powerful AI can effectively police themselves or whether government oversight eventually becomes unavoidable.

The conversation expands into the speed of AI development, the risks and opportunities created by rapidly improving technology, and whether fear of what could go wrong should slow innovation. Plus, the guys cover the latest market action, bonds, volatility, Bitcoin, and Micron earnings while looking at what traders should be watching next.

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Tom Sosnoff, Scott Sheridan, and Tony Battista dig into how some of the biggest names in tech maintain control of their companies despite owning a relatively small percentage of the total business. Using Alphabet founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin as a jumping-off point, the crew explores dual-class shares, voting power, raising capital, and the trade-offs founders face between maintaining control and bringing in outside investors.

They also break down the latest market action, including interest rates and the yield curve, moves in gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, and what they’re watching as a new round of earnings approaches. Plus, the guys discuss trading strategies, market volatility, and the positions catching their attention.

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Tom Sosnoff, Scott Sheridan, and Tony Battista take on corporate America’s growing appetite for stock buybacks as companies pour record amounts of cash into repurchasing their own shares. The crew debates whether buybacks are the best way to reward shareholders—or a sign that companies simply can’t find better ways to invest their excess cash.

They also dig into Nvidia’s massive buyback authorization, compare repurchases with dividends and reinvestment, and discuss how buybacks can affect share prices and investors. With U.S. companies on pace for more than $1 trillion in annual buybacks, has the strategy become too big to ignore?

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Tom Sosnoff, Scott Sheridan, and Tony Battista look ahead to the upcoming meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping and ask what—if anything—it could mean for the markets. The crew discusses China’s recent U.S. soybean purchases, tariffs, trade negotiations, chip exports, and whether investors should expect a meaningful market reaction or assume much of the optimism is already priced in.

They also dig into interest rates and the bond market, including what today’s yields mean for investors and why bonds are back in the conversation after years of historically low rates. Plus, they break down the day’s action across stocks, gold, silver, Bitcoin, and more.

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Tom Sosnoff, Scott Sheridan, and Tony Battista break down another busy day in the markets, starting with Meta’s jump following new developments around its Muse AI platform and asking whether the move could mark a turning point for the stock.

The crew also digs into Bitcoin’s latest rally and whether it has room to continue, gold ETF assets hitting record levels, and the growing concentration of stock ownership among America’s wealthiest households. Plus, they discuss renewed scrutiny of tax strategies used by high-net-worth investors and what it could mean for markets and investors going forward.

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Tom Sosnoff, Scott Sheridan, and Tony Battista dig into the next evolution of crypto as digital assets move beyond pure speculation and begin finding a place in mainstream financial infrastructure. The crew discusses the growth of tokenized stocks and derivatives, platforms like Robinhood and Uniswap, and whether blockchain-based products can actually make markets more efficient.

They also look at Bitcoin’s staying power, the continued expansion of crypto despite years of skepticism, and why tokenization could represent a much bigger opportunity than cryptocurrency alone. Is this finally the real-world use case the crypto industry has been waiting for?

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Tom Sosnoff, Scott Sheridan, and Tony Battista discuss whether growing restrictions on White House press access could have implications for financial markets. The crew breaks down the connection between transparency, information flow, and investor confidence, while asking whether political uncertainty actually matters to traders when markets continue to hover near record highs.

They also explore what could finally shake the market out of its current resilience—from inflation and interest rates to geopolitical surprises—and why volatility has remained relatively subdued despite an increasingly unpredictable backdrop.

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