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9/13
13:00
In the last quarter, Pershing Square Capital Management founder Bill Ackman significantly reduced his position in Amazon (AMZN) while increasing his holdings in Microsoft (MSFT) and Meta Platforms (META). The move reflects his conviction in the AI potential of Microsoft and Meta Platforms.
12:55
The Federal Reserve's Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF) indicates that while the median American family has a net worth of $192,900, and the average is $1,063,700, a net worth of roughly $2 million is needed to break into the top 10%. This figure, based on the SCF's most recent release from 2022, highlights how the definition of "wealthy" has evolved, with a seven-figure net worth no longer guaranteeing a spot among the richest households.
12:49
Ukraine has released footage showing a drone evading fire from a Russian helicopter before striking a sanctioned oil tanker in the Black Sea. This is part of a wider campaign targeting vessels Ukraine says help to keep Russian oil exports moving.
12:44
Yahoo Finance analysis indicates that Micron Technology will release its Q4 FY2026 earnings report after the market closes on September 30. Management guidance projects the company's Q4 revenue to increase by 341% year-over-year to $50 billion, with earnings per share rising by 985% to $30.73. Wall Street's average expectation for Q1 FY2027 sales is $56.6 billion. Analysts believe that if official results surpass these expectations, Micron's stock price could surge, potentially reaching $2,900 within the next 12 months. However, there are market concerns about the sustainability of the data center spending boom, as rapidly increasing costs are leading many large organizations to limit AI usage. Micron's stock closed at $977.41 on September 10.
12:25
Elon Musk retweeted Gavin S. Baker, who summarized the past 24 hours of AI discussions, noting that OpenAI and Anthropic will introduce embedded third-party evaluators, with Dario Amodei (Anthropic CEO) having proposed METR as a possibility. Musk stated, "Dario is right," and further elaborated that AI regulation should begin with peer review by competitors, establishing an AI self-regulatory mechanism similar to the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), where new models undergo a 1-2 week safety assessment by competitors before release. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman also agreed to introduce third-party evaluators to limit future legal liabilities.
12:23
Upstart CEO Paul Gu stated that the company has experienced multiple cycles of investor misunderstanding due to macro issues, characterizing the current perception gap as "quite severe." The company reported a 35% revenue increase to $625 million in the first half of 2026, with a GAAP profit of $0.10 per share. Upstart aims for a 35% compound annual growth rate from 2025 to 2028, projecting $2.6 billion in revenue and $650 million in adjusted EBITDA by 2028. The analysis notes Upstart's current price-to-sales ratio of approximately 2, suggesting it doesn't reflect its growth potential, especially with new committed capital partners and an ongoing bank charter application.
12:23
Bank of America noted that CME Group is suing its regulator, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), over perpetual futures products, but this dispute could bring unexpected benefits to the derivatives exchange. The bank expects crypto perpetual contract trading volume to reach $93 trillion by 2025, nearly five times the size of the underlying crypto spot market. CME sued the CFTC on June 18, seeking to classify perpetual contracts as swaps rather than futures. Bank of America believes that whether CME wins, loses, or merely delays the regulatory process, it could still be advantageous for the exchange.
12:22
Constellation Brands is refining its beer strategy by tailoring brand-specific marketing to consumer occasions, with a greater focus on sustaining mature brands like Corona while continuing to expand Modelo, Pacifico, and Victoria. The company has generated over $600 million in supply-chain savings, though second-half margins are expected to face seasonal, inflationary, transportation, and increased marketing pressures. Capital allocation will continue to emphasize investment, dividends, and share repurchases.
12:20
The Russian strike hit the train's engine, with no casualties reported. Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was on the train with senior European security advisers, questioned Russia's motive, stating, "I don't know what warped logic drove Putin to blow up a stationary Ukrainian locomotive on the Polish border this morning," and called for more air defenses. Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk said a Russian drone struck 800m from the Polish border. Russia confirmed Sunday it struck "railway infrastructure" in western Ukraine. This incident follows a series of Russian attacks on Ukraine's railway network, which serves as the primary mode of transportation for millions since air travel was suspended.
12:17
A 3.5-year freight recession has led many lenders to exit the U.S. truck financing market, simultaneously shredding the credit profiles of carriers most in need of borrowing. This has resulted in a squeeze on equipment replacement cycles, with financing rates ranging from approximately 5.25% for investment-grade private fleets to 12% or higher for lower-credit small operators. Mitsubishi HC Capital America's executive vice president Kirk Mann noted that 85% of motor carriers with less than two years of operating experience failed during the downturn. Used Class 8 truck prices, which peaked near $118,000 in early 2022, have since settled at $60,986 as of September.
12:12
The company's Power Systems segment recorded a record $2.3 billion in Q2 2026 revenue, up 19% year-over-year, driven by demand for AI data center backup power. However, the Accelera segment reported a $69 million quarterly loss, and the company incurred $458 million in hydrogen-related charges.
12:11
The analysis highlights Vita Coco's shift from an asset-light model to vertical integration by acquiring Copra, which includes a factory in Thailand. Copra's net sales grew at a 48% compound annual rate over three years and are expected to exceed $100 million this year. The deal's earnout has a floor of $45 million, indicating Vita Coco's strong conviction in the acquisition. Despite a recent 40% stock decline from June peaks and insider selling, the analysis suggests the acquisition addresses past supply chain concerns and positions Vita Coco as a growth stock.
12:01
JPMorgan Chase analyst Rajat Gupta released a report last week, projecting that Tesla's robotaxi business will generate approximately $320 billion in revenue by 2035. The vast majority of this revenue (about $314 billion) is expected to come from Tesla's owned and operated fleet, rather than customer-owned "Tesla Network" vehicles. This effectively ends the long-standing narrative of individual owners earning passive income by integrating their private vehicles into a ride-sharing network. The report redefines the robotaxi business as a capital-intensive mobility operator business, rather than an asset-light software platform. Tesla management reiterated its vertically integrated strategy during the Q2 2026 earnings call. Tesla's Q2 FY2026 revenue was $28.24 billion, a 25.5% year-over-year increase, with non-GAAP EPS of $0.33, falling short of market expectations of $0.54.
12:01
According to The Information on September 6, AI company Anthropic has committed to procuring up to $517 billion in computing resources ahead of its initial public offering (IPO). This massive expenditure is primarily for the next decade and relies almost entirely on NVIDIA's GPUs. This figure far exceeds Anthropic's previously disclosed expectation of approximately $180 billion in server leasing to investors by 2029. Amazon and Google have committed to providing over $300 billion in computing capacity, and Microsoft has also committed at least $30 billion in Azure capacity, all heavily utilizing NVIDIA technology. Analysis indicates that Anthropic's huge procurement further confirms that market demand for NVIDIA chips continues to outstrip its supply capacity.
11:55
ADP's latest report shows that base pay for job changers in the U.S. private sector increased by 4.7% in August, higher than the 3% for job stayers. When including total compensation such as tips, commissions, and bonuses, job changers' wages rose by 7.3% year-over-year, compared to 4.4% for job stayers. Data from the Atlanta Fed also indicates that median wage growth for job changers was 5% last month, while for job stayers it was 3.6%. Nela Richardson, chief economist at ADP, stated that even in a job market with fewer hires and layoffs, changing jobs remains an opportunity to increase wages. However, Diane Swonk, chief economist at KPMG, pointed out that despite the increased premium for changing jobs, the job-switching rate has not risen accordingly.
11:47
Bybit will temporarily suspend WAVES deposits and withdrawals starting from Sep 13, 2026, 09:00 PM UTC, to support the WAVES (WAVES) v1.6.4 Network Upgrade, which is expected to take place around 09:40 PM UTC on the same day. Trading will not be affected.
11:45
UnitedHealth Group, the largest managed care and health services company in the US, raised its quarterly dividend from $2.21 to $2.32. Quarterly revenue hit $111.72B (+1.96%) with adjusted EPS of $7.23, beating estimates.
11:45
Texas Instruments, a designer and manufacturer of analog and embedded semiconductors, increased its quarterly dividend from $1.36 to $1.42. Quarterly revenue jumped to $5.46B (+22.82% YoY), and EPS of $2.14 beat estimates.
11:45
Lowe's, the second-largest US home improvement retailer, raised its quarterly dividend from $1.20 to $1.25. The company reported quarterly revenue of $25.96B (+8.34% YoY) and adjusted EPS of $4.40, beating consensus.
11:44
The article highlights that Rivian launched its R2 SUV with a starting price of around $45,000 and plans to release even lower-priced R3 and R3X models, positioning it for mass sales. In contrast, Lucid launched its high-end luxury Gravity SUV with a base price of nearly $126,000, and its lower-cost vehicle production has been postponed to late 2027. Additionally, Uber agreed to purchase up to 50,000 Rivian R2s, compared to only 35,000 vehicles from Lucid, indicating greater trust in Rivian's manufacturing capabilities and software development.
11:33
As of September 10, nearly 14% of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway's $359 billion public equity portfolio is invested in American Express, with Berkshire holding a 22.5% stake in the company. American Express's stock price has doubled in the past five years and currently trades at 19.5 times earnings, but it is still 17% below its all-time high from December 2025.
11:33
The firm's new Physical AI research report sharply upgrades its previous forecast, now expecting 75,000 units in 2026, 890,000 by 2030 (up from 256,000), and 6.5 million by 2035, representing a $138 billion market opportunity led by logistics, warehousing, and automotive. A potential voluntary AI slowdown flagged by Anthropic and OpenAI leaders remains the primary risk.
11:33
On his September 11 show, Cramer noted that Meta's stock is currently undervalued, and the $18 billion settlement reached on August 26 significantly reduced legal uncertainties. He also pointed to huge growth opportunities for the company in small businesses and personal assistants. He further praised AMD and Dell Technologies as "the two best stocks" in the current market, recommending a buy on AMD but stating he could not take a position due to his own restrictions.
11:33
The analysis highlights Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and ASML Holding (ASML) as two AI semiconductor stocks poised for significant growth. AMD is well-positioned to capitalize on agentic AI with its rack-scale solution Helios, already securing deals with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta Platforms. ASML, as the sole producer of advanced lithography machines, is expanding its manufacturing capacity by 30% next year and potentially another 30% in 2028 to meet the booming demand for AI chips.
11:22
Citi's latest analysis indicates that global equity flows have weakened, though overall investor positioning remains relatively stable. In the U.S., positioning is modestly bullish, but S&P 500 flows are slightly bearish with increased short-selling. European markets saw a more pronounced deterioration in flows, particularly in the DAX with unusually large short positions. Asian markets, especially the KOSPI and Nikkei, show increased bearish positioning. Small-cap equities are an exception, with 93% of positions currently at a loss, posing a risk of unwinding.
11:18
The bank also raised its 2027 forecast to $85 from $65, and set a longer-term assumption of $75 from 2028 onward. Senior oil analyst Kim Fustier wrote that oil markets are unlikely to rebalance until the middle of 2027, with the forecast assuming fragile understanding between Washington and Tehran holds for Hormuz liquids flows to climb.

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