Tesla Gets the Cold Shoulder: Morgan Stanley Says ‘Hold Up’ After Two Years of Love
Well, well, well. After two years of being Tesla's biggest cheerleader on Wall Street, Morgan Stanley just pulled a classic "it's not you, it's me" move. Analyst Andrew Percoco downgraded Tesla from "buy" to "hold" on Monday, and TSLA stock promptly threw a 4% tantrum in response.
Here's the tea: Percoco still thinks Tesla is doing cool stuff (hello, robot cars and humanoid workers), but he's basically saying the stock price got a little too excited about itself. Think of it ...
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The Dollar Store That’s Making Nvidia Look Like a Chump
While everyone's obsessing over AI and whether ChatGPT will steal their job, there's a quiet revolution happening in the most unlikely place: dollar stores. Specifically, Dollar General just handed Nvidia its lunch money with a 74% gain in 2025, making the chip giant's "measly" 36% look like amateur hour.
Yeah, you read that right. The place where you buy off-brand cereal and questionable phone chargers is absolutely demolishing the supposed king of tech. It's like watching your grandma beat a Formula ...
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DoorDash Gets a Glow-Up While Microsoft Gets the Cold Shoulder: The Weekly Stock Shuffle
Well, well, well. Another week, another batch of Wall Street analysts playing musical chairs with their stock ratings. This time around, we've got some interesting plot twists that might make you do a double-take at your portfolio.
The Big Headlines: DoorDash Up, Microsoft Down
In what feels like a bizarro world moment, DoorDash (DASH) just got bumped up from "neutral" to "strong" while Microsoft (MSFT) took a tumble from "strong" to "neutral." Yes, you read that right – the food delivery app ...
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Hollywood’s Hottest Love Triangle: When Netflix and Paramount Fight Over Warner Bros.
Remember when your biggest relationship drama was choosing between two people who both wanted to take you to prom? Well, Warner Bros. Discovery is living that dream right now, except instead of corsages, we're talking about $72 billion deals.
Here's the tea: Netflix swooped in last week with what they thought was a smooth move, offering to buy Warner Bros. Discovery for $72 billion. Classic Netflix – they probably sent the offer via DM thinking they had it in the bag.
But ...
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The AI Gold Rush Just Hit a Speed Bump (And Why That’s Actually Great News)
Remember when investing in AI was basically like playing a video game with cheat codes? Just buy Nvidia, sprinkle in some Microsoft and Amazon, maybe throw in a wild card like Super Micro, and boom – you're basically printing money. Nvidia alone shot up over 1,100% since early 2023. It was almost too easy.
Well, plot twist: the game developers just patched that exploit.
While retail investors are still mashing the same buttons expecting infinite lives, the big tech companies are quietly ...
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Netflix Just Bought Warner Bros for $83 Billion – Should You Panic Sell or Pop Popcorn?
Well, well, well. Netflix just pulled off the streaming equivalent of buying the entire candy store – and then some. They've officially snagged Warner Bros and HBO Max from Warner Bros Discovery for a cool $82.7 billion. That's not a typo. That's "buy a small country" money.
Here's the deal: Netflix beat out Paramount and Comcast in what was basically a billionaire bidding war. They're paying $27.75 per share – $23.25 in cold hard cash and $4.50 in Netflix stock. It's ...
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Warren Buffett’s Beauty Blunder: How Ulta Just Made Him Look Silly
Remember when Warren Buffett—the guy who supposedly never makes mistakes—bought Ulta Beauty stock and then dumped it faster than a bad Tinder date? Yeah, well, that stock just jumped 13% in a single day, and somewhere in Omaha, the Oracle is probably face-palming.
Here's the tea: Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway bought Ulta Beauty (NASDAQ: ULTA) in Q2 2024, held it for about six months (which is like a nanosecond in Buffett time), and then sold the whole position by Q4. That's gotta ...
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Why Bank of America Thinks Commodities Are About to Have Their Main Character Moment in 2026
Remember commodities? Those boring old things like oil, gold, and copper that your dad probably mentioned once during a dinner conversation about "real assets"? Well, Bank of America just dropped a hot take that might make you actually care about them.
The banking giant is calling commodities the best "run-it-hot" trade for 2026. And before you ask, "run-it-hot" isn't some new TikTok dance—it's BofA's way of saying the economy is about to get spicy with strong growth, stimulus money flying around, ...
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