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12:10
Dimensional Fund Advisors Founder David Booth Warns Against Picking AI Winners, Citing Past Tech Booms
David Booth, founder and chairman of $1.1 trillion Dimensional Fund Advisors, stated that investors do not need AI to identify the next great stock, as the market already processes the information. He cautioned that trying to pick a big winner in the AI boom could lead to significant losses, drawing parallels to the late-1990s telecom boom where many expected dominant companies failed to maintain their leadership despite the internet's transformative impact. Booth's skepticism extends to current AI beneficiaries like Nvidia, arguing that even transformative technology does not guarantee easy identification of long-term stock market winners.
12:10
CVS Health (CVS) shares rose 3.7% on Tuesday after Jefferies reiterated a Buy rating with a $120 price target.
Jefferies analyst Brian Tanquilut reiterated a "Buy" rating on CVS Health with a $120 price target, implying a 28% upside from Monday's closing price. The analyst named CVS as one of his top picks, noting that the company's management expects earnings per share (EPS) of at least $8.44 in 2027 and anticipates resuming share buybacks in late 2026 or early 2027. Additionally, the ongoing recovery of CVS's Aetna unit is performing well, with operating profit up over $2 billion year-to-date in 2026.
12:10
Wells Fargo Analysts Join JPMorgan Traders in Turning Cautious on US Stocks
Wells Fargo & Co. is the second bank this week to express caution on US stocks, as the market approaches what is historically the worst month for equities and upcoming midterm elections add to uncertainty surrounding the artificial-intelligence trade.
12:06
64.13 million USDC (approximately $64.13 million) has been minted on-chain.
12:06
ECB's Vujčić Emphasizes High-Quality Surveys and Evidence-Based Research are Crucial for Understanding Household Expectations and Their Impact on Monetary Policy
European Central Bank (ECB) Governing Council member Boris Vujčić stated that household expectations regarding inflation, income, employment, interest rates, and house prices significantly influence spending, saving, investment, borrowing, and wage demands. These expectations play a key role in shaping the monetary policy transmission mechanism. He highlighted that traditional macroeconomic analysis often relied on assumptions of rational expectations, but recent evidence underscores the limitations of these assumptions, necessitating direct measurement of expectations through high-quality, population-representative surveys. Vujčić noted that insights from surveys like the ECB’s Consumer Expectations Survey reveal how geopolitical risks can worsen household sentiment and spending intentions in the euro area.
12:01
Yahoo Finance Analysis: AMD and Google Show Divergent Performances in AI, Analysts See Google as a Potential "Surprise Winner"
Analysis indicates that AMD's Q2 data center revenue surged 107% year-over-year, yet its forward P/E ratio stands at a high 65x. In contrast, Google Cloud's business grew 82%, with a P/E ratio of only 14x and a backlog of $514 billion in cloud service orders. Despite AMD's stock price climbing 117.4% year-to-date compared to Google's 9.41% increase, analysts personally favor Google, believing it is undervalued.
12:01
Mansouri rocked by Israeli strikes as residents flee again
A large explosion shook Mansouri in southern Lebanon on Tuesday amid renewed Israeli airstrikes, artillery fire and demolitions in the coastal town. This escalation has heightened fears among displaced residents who had returned after the ceasefire but were forced to flee again.
12:01
East Jerusalem Schools Strike Over Israeli Curriculum Enforcement and Teacher Bans
The academic year in East Jerusalem began on Tuesday with an open-ended strike by teachers at private and Christian schools. Israel has mandated that all new first and seventh-grade classes in Palestinian-majority municipal schools exclusively use the Israeli curriculum and has blocked entry permits for West Bank teachers. This affects over 45,000 Palestinian students, a nearly fourfold increase over six years ago, with the Jerusalem Governorate spokesman calling it a "cultural and educational crime."
12:00
Germany says Russia was behind August 4 drone attack at Leipzig airport
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt stated that the attack, which involved a drone carrying an explosive device found near Ukrainian cargo planes, followed the "well-established pattern of Russian hybrid operations in Europe." Investigators suspect a second drone also collided with a cargo aircraft. Russia has previously rejected claims of involvement.
12:00
Yahoo Finance Analysis: NVIDIA's $267 Billion Procurement Commitment Suggests Micron Stock May Peak Before 2029
NVIDIA disclosed in its latest earnings report that it has committed to spending $267 billion on memory and other supplies through fiscal year 2029 (ending January 2030). Analysts suggest that NVIDIA's lack of significant purchasing agreements listed beyond fiscal year 2029 could indicate a slowdown in demand for High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) after 2029, potentially impacting the stock prices of memory suppliers like Micron. Analysts predict that unless NVIDIA increases its commitments for fiscal year 2030 and beyond in advance, Micron's stock price could peak between December 2028 and January 2029. NVIDIA's purchasing commitments do not solely translate into Micron's revenue, as they also involve other major suppliers such as SK Hynix and Samsung.
12:00
TheStreet.com and Roundtable Launch "Roundtable100" Tech Power Rankings
The new ranking is an analyst-driven list of the top 100 publicly traded technology assets, covering sectors like semiconductors, cloud/AI software, energy, cybersecurity, fintech, and robotics. It includes equities listed on Nasdaq, NYSE, and digital assets available on U.S.-accessible exchanges such as Coinbase. The updated ranking will be published each Friday after market close.
12:00
Shares of Bitcoin miner Cango (CANG) plunged 21% after it reported a net loss of $81.6 million in the second quarter.
Cango's stock fell over 21% on Tuesday after the company reported a net loss of $81.6 million in the second quarter, with total revenue of $50.8 million, down approximately 50% from the first quarter. The company stated it is "right-sizing its mining operations" by phasing out older equipment and transitioning to a hosted leasing model to improve efficiency. Cango currently holds 1,065 Bitcoins and has begun hedging its Bitcoin exposure while seeking to diversify into AI infrastructure, having converted its Georgia mining site to support GPU computing.
12:00
EU member states are considering accelerating the disbursement of a €90 billion loan to Ukraine to address Kyiv's funding shortfall.
The EU presidency announced that member states are considering accelerating payments from the €90 billion (approximately $104 billion) loan to Ukraine, given the country's funding shortfall.
12:00
Nebius Group (NBIS) stock surges 146% YTD, but faces customer concentration and high capex risks
The AI cloud provider reported 454% Q2 revenue growth and holds $37.5 billion in remaining performance obligations. However, three customers account for 59% of its Q2 revenue, and the company guides for $20 billion to $25 billion in 2026 capital expenditures, raising dilution concerns. Its forward P/E ratio stands at 68.
12:00
Japan's Nippon Seiki to acquire Denso's head-up display business
Japan's Nippon Seiki has agreed to acquire the head-up display (HUD) business from fellow automotive components manufacturer Denso. The transaction, valued at Y1.16 billion ($7.2 million) as of March 31, 2026, includes Denso's HUD development, manufacturing, and sales operations across Japan, China, Spain, the US, and Mexico. Nippon Seiki aims to optimize its development and production systems, build a stable global supply framework, and strengthen cost competitiveness through this acquisition. The deal, which requires approval from Japan's Fair Trade Commission and other regulatory clearances, is expected to close on February 26, 2027. The purchase price will be less than 1% of Nippon Seiki's consolidated net assets for the year ending March 2026.
12:00
Yahoo Finance Analysis: Tech giants like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta have invested over $1 trillion in AI infrastructure, with depreciation costs set to erode future profits.
Yahoo Finance analyzed on August 4th that tech giants such as Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta have invested approximately $1 trillion in AI data centers. Specifically, Microsoft is projected to spend $115.95 billion on property and equipment by the end of fiscal year 2026; Google spent $44.92 billion in a single quarter, resulting in a negative free cash flow of $5.86 billion and a suspension of share buybacks; Amazon spent $54.21 billion in the June quarter; and Meta expects full-year capital expenditures to be between $130 billion and $145 billion. These massive capital expenditures will gradually be reflected in income statements through depreciation expenses over the next few years, putting pressure on profit margins. Meta has already shown early warning signs, with its operating profit margin falling from 43% a year ago to 31%, and free cash flow dropping from $8.55 billion to $784 million. To mitigate depreciation pressure, Microsoft announced on July 29th that it would extend the estimated useful life of its data centers and office buildings from 15 years to 25 years, starting in fiscal year 2027.
11:52
U.S. diesel refining margins surged above a record $106 per barrel amid tightening global fuel supplies
The surge is attributed to disruptions from the Iran conflict, the Strait of Hormuz, and Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries, which have intensified shortages. Strong U.S. exports have also pushed domestic diesel inventories to record seasonal lows. Retail diesel prices are now near $5.63 per gallon, raising concerns about higher transportation, heating, and inflation costs.
11:52
Apple rose 3.02% intraday, now trading at $326.430.
11:49
Yahoo Finance Analysis: US national debt has reached $40 trillion, Congress controls federal finances, and state governments rely on federal transfer payments for about one-third of their revenue.
The article points out that the US national debt has currently reached approximately $40 trillion. According to the Constitution, the US Congress has the power to tax, spend, borrow, and appropriate funds from the Treasury. The President has significant influence over the budget process but cannot unilaterally cancel appropriations legislated by Congress. Furthermore, about one-third of state governments' revenue comes from federal transfer payments, meaning the fiscal health of state governments is closely tied to Washington's financial situation. The article also explores how individuals can mitigate the impact of federal fiscal imbalance by eliminating high-interest debt and controlling fixed expenses.
11:48
AI safety startup AIR has completed a $50 million seed funding round led by Sequoia and Greenoaks. The company aims to help enterprises audit the skills and add-ons of AI agents and prevent undesirable behaviors.
The company completed two funding rounds: a $10 million Series A led by Sequoia, and a $40 million Series B led by Greenoaks. AIR was founded by cybersecurity experts from Israel's 8200 intelligence unit. Its platform can discover AI agents operating within companies, continuously audit their skills, tools, and components, and block interactions that do not meet security standards. AIR currently has over 20 clients, approximately a quarter of which are large enterprises, primarily in highly regulated industries such as financial services and pharmaceuticals. The new funds will primarily be used to recruit researchers and expand into the US and European markets.
11:48
Global Bond Yields Soar: Japan's 10-Year Hits 3% (First Since 1996), UK's 30-Year Highest Since 1998, US 10-Year Nears 4.8% (Last Seen Jan 2025)
The rout in bond markets deepened on Tuesday, sending borrowing costs to their highest levels in decades. Germany and France also saw their bond yields rise to over a decade high. The surge in interest rates has profound consequences for the global economy, impacting home buyers, credit-card holders, and especially governments.
11:46
Elon Musk: Grok Bot users are being given another free reset on token usage
11:45
Partners Group CEO David Layton Rejects Redemption Concerns, Expects High Evergreen-Fund Redemptions to Last 12-18 Months
Partners Group CEO David Layton joined Bloomberg Open Interest to push back on concerns that his move to CIO signals trouble at the private-markets giant. He explains why the leadership shake-up isn’t tied to redemption pressure, and says the firm is gaining fundraising share despite an industry slowdown.
11:44
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi hopes to meet with Donald Trump before the US-China summit, as Tokyo is concerned about Beijing's tariff agreement and the North Korean issue.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi hopes to meet with US President Donald Trump at international events in the coming months to communicate ahead of the upcoming US-China summit. Tokyo is concerned about a potential tariff agreement with Beijing and the issue of North Korea.
11:43
First Phosphate Corp. shareholders re-elect all board nominees and approve advance notice policy; registered shareholder base jumps 861% to 12,501
First Phosphate Corp. announced that at its Annual General and Special Meeting held on August 28, 2026, shareholders re-elected all five board nominees with over 95% support and approved an advance notice policy with 97.14% support. The company also reported an 861% increase in its registered shareholder base over the past year, reaching 12,501 from 1,301.
11:43
JPMorgan Chase Analysis: USD/JPY Likely to Fluctuate Between 155-165, Four Signals Could Trigger a Yen Surge
JPMorgan Chase's global market strategy team published an analysis on September 1, stating that the dollar's decline against the Japanese Yen has moderated after reaching its medium-to-long-term target of 164, but Yen short positions remain substantial. The bank believes that as long as the Bank of Japan maintains roughly quarterly interest rate hikes and there are no significant changes in US monetary policy, USD/JPY is likely to fluctuate within the 155-165 range. JPMorgan Chase estimates that current Yen short positions are about 60%-80% of their summer 2024 peak. If a full unwinding of these positions is triggered, USD/JPY could fall by 14-18 Yen, targeting the 142-146 range. The bank highlighted four key signals to watch: rising expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts, an accelerated pace of Bank of Japan rate hikes leading to adjustments in Japanese equities, a significant increase in Japanese Yen asset allocation by the Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), and expanded US dollar intervention by the US.
11:43
US July JOLTS job openings rose to 7.27 million, falling short of market expectations for the second consecutive month.
U.S. job openings rose to 7.27 million in July, up from a downwardly revised 7.18 million in June, but slightly below market expectations of 7.31 million, data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed on Tuesday. Notably, the June figure was significantly revised down by nearly 200,000, marking the largest negative revision since 2025. Layoffs fell to their lowest level since January this year, while hiring and quits also showed weakness, indicating a lack of dynamism in the labor market but no substantial deterioration yet. There were approximately 1.1 job openings for every unemployed person, close to the historically normal range, a metric often cited by Federal Reserve officials to assess the balance of labor supply and demand. The August non-farm payrolls report, due this Friday, will provide further insights.
11:38
Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon: US Faces Dilemma of Accelerating Growth or Cutting Spending, AI Expected to Boost Future Growth
Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO David Solomon stated on Monday at the G20 Finance Ministers' Meeting that the U.S. economy is currently performing well with strong consumer resilience. However, given current spending and debt levels, the U.S. must consistently achieve higher economic growth or adjust its spending policies. He believes that artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to drive higher structural growth rates for the U.S. economy within the next 5-10 years. Solomon also noted that the 30-year U.S. Treasury yield has reached 5.22% (as of the close on August 28), reflecting market concerns about fiscal conditions.
11:38
Redwire is growing strawberries in space.
Redwire CEO Peter Cannito said on Bloomberg's Open Interest program that the move is part of the next phase of the space economy, which will also include orbital data centers, cheaper space manufacturing, and an intensifying space race. He explained that factors such as decreasing transportation costs, partnerships with SpaceX, and space agriculture will create massive new business opportunities.
11:38
Senegal has reached a preliminary agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a $2.2 billion loan program.
The agreement will resume lending to the West African nation, after the IMF froze its funding two years ago due to the discovery of billions of dollars in undisclosed loans.

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