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Nvidia (probably) saved the day
Together with Good Morning, Nvidia’s crucial earnings beat didn’t do much to boost stock market sentiment after-hours, at a time where US equities are already taking a beating. On a related note, active fund allocation to Big Tech stocks fell to the lowest since 2008. Move on from the daily deluge of tedious tasks and …
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Mediocre 7
Together with Good Morning, US stocks tumbled further after another round of pessimistic economic data, with major indexes turning negative YTD and Big Tech stocks taking a blow on the compounding threat of Chinese AI competition. Investors are nevertheless unironically hoping for Nvidia’s earnings today to change the tide. Automate your complicated business spend and …
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When AI meets Wall Street. A deep dive on Brightwave
Brightwave is revolutionizing the way Wall Street professionals work with their powerful AI platform. If you work in financial services, this deep dive is for you.
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All (Stock) or Nothing
All-stock M&A is at a multi-decade high, quant firms are breaking into fixed-income markets, Goldman expects buybacks to fuel a stock rally, Wall Street bonuses are expected to rise, and Gen Z is brewing an unhealthy relationship with credit cards.
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Risky Business
US wants to tie finance exec pay to risk, PE is vying to get in on low-risk lending, Credit Suisse’s final CEO will depart UBS, banks are seeing lower loan demand, active managers are losing out to index trackers, and MrBeast split from his talent agent.
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No Fun Without Leverage
Lenders sued 777 Partners for fraud, VC deal flow is still stagnant, the job market is rapidly cooling, Taiwan’s ETF frenzy is raising eyebrows, SEC shut down Trump Media’s auditor, and retail investors are hungry for triple-leveraged ETFs…classic.
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LinkedIn Stays Entertaining
A fired SocGen trader is beefing on LinkedIn, hedge fund Segantii was criminally charged, high yield spreads are still tight, Goldman UK scrapped bonus caps, Tesla rescinded summer intern offers, and blacklisted Huawei is secretly funding US research.
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Boeing: 2 Whistleblowers: 0
Another Boeing whistleblower died, Australian business is booming, KKR sees PE deal flow recovering, chip stocks slumped on disappointing earnings, and Bitcoin had its worst month since FTX’s collapse.
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Crypto Founders Reunion
PE is largely absent from recent IPOs, eurozone exited a recession, Dave & Buster’s will allow customers to bet on arcade games, Binance’s founder was sentenced to four months, and multi-strat HF Weiss filed for bankruptcy.
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Apollo Scheming
HSBC’s CEO unexpectedly resigned, PE firms are halting stake sales amid boycotts, US is cracking down on PE ownership of homes, energy and mining M&A is ripe for a boom, Tesla short-sellers got crushed, and Apollo was accused of a massive insurance fraud.
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Another bank bites the dust
An ex-McKinsey partner sued the firm for being scapegoated, big asset managers are resorting to ‘vulture’ tactics, Elliott built a stake in one of Buffett’s investments, and regulators seized and sold Republic First Bank…yes, exactly one year after First Republic Bank.
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High rates catching up
Markets took a hit on weak economic data, Bill Gross said to avoid tech, S&P cut Boeing’s outlook to negative, US white-collar job growth has stalled, PwC named a new UK senior partner, and US birth rates fell to its lowest ever.
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Tick tock TikTok
Norway’s SWF chief said ‘Europeans are less hard-working’ than Americans, Kim Kardashian’s PE firm is facing fundraising hurdles, McKinsey is under criminal investigation, KPMG UK canceled some foreign graduate job offers, and the TikTok sell-or-ban bill was signed into law.
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Twist in the fate of rates
Traders are now weighing a rate INCREASE, the FTC banned worker non-competes, O&G M&A hit a record high, investors are exiting Cathie Wood’s funds, Amazon launched a grocery subscription, and strong earnings helped lift markets.
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Your long = their short
Short sellers had their most profitable week ever, NYSE is testing appetite for 24/7 trading, rates traders are flocking from banks to hedge funds, Tesla shareholders are bracing for disappointing earnings, and a premier tail risk fund thinks rate cuts will signal a market crash.