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Microsoft was the least eventful of the three reporting tonight. December revenue guidance was in line with the Street, a slight disappointment, but the big picture remains intact.
Meta shares are down on a flipped script — expenses are now growing faster than revenue. That said, it’s the right decision to position the company to capitalize on AI’s potential.
Bravo to Google for accelerating Search in the face of chatbots. Sounds like the momentum will continue.
P.S. My prediction: Waymo IPO in 2027.
Big-picture takeaway from Google, Meta, and Microsoft earnings: The mojo AI trade took a step back, while the fundamentals took a step forward.
I believe Jensen is suggesting about 15% upside to revenue over the next 5 quarters. The stock’s up only 4% on that likely because there are enough moving parts to keep investors from taking his comments to the bank.
Since OpenAI launched Atlas, shares of GOOG are up 6.2%, compared with the Nasdaq, which is up 1.1%. Brian and I have been using it this week and concluded that while the agent mode is unreliable, it gets smarter over time and has huge potential.
Tesla's big picture is still intact and they have plenty of cash to get there.
Cook’s time in China underscores he’s the master of navigating geopolitics and that Apple’s manufacturing shift to India will be slower than some expect.PS: There’s a bonus at the end of the video: Good news continues on iPhone lead times.
Here’s the Tesla earnings preview. Numbers are going down next year, but that's ok because it's all about autonomy.
Below the surface, China US trade talks is about rare earth and GPUs. In the end, coming to an agreement is in everyone’s best interest.
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