The major domestic equity indices closed flat to slightly lower on Thursday after having tested much lower levels earlier. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both closed very close to flat on the day. It appears that Washington and Tehran are exploring what would be a phased arrangement that would restore the ability of commercial traffic to navigate …
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37 mentionsThat’s a Wrap! A Snapshot Before I Go One last thing before I bid you all adieu and get ready to lock in for the Oracle ($ORCL) and Adobe ($ADBE) earnings calls. Here’s a snapshot of what the market expects for tomorrow’s August CPI report: The headline CPI figure is expected to come in at 3.4% on a year-over-year basis, matching the July …
Read in context ›Adobe and Oracle After today’s market close, Adobe ($ADBE) and Oracle ($ORCL) report their quarterly results. For Adobe, which is expected to deliver EPS of $6.09 on $6.7 billion in revenue, it will be the first earnings since it announced Anil Chakravarthy will succeed Santanu Narayen as CEO December 1. Now to see if outgoing CEO Narayen delivers …
Read in context ›More Tales From Nvidia: Tokens and Erratum (Issue #230!) This chart is pretty good on tokens: https://openrouter.ai/rankings?view=month A few observations: * Looking at the chart, token UNITS interestingly seem to be really flattening overall. * Re chart later in this note, token pricing is cratering. In part because unit growth is slowing, in part because the current pricing is dis-economic for customers, and in part …
Read in context ›Examining ‘Group Stink’ * And fading it… I don’t own and am currently short (and have been recently short C, JPM, GS, MS, UBER, NFLX, homebuilders, etc.) some of the most consensus sectors. I am long some of the most non-consensus sectors. Consensus Longs: * Memory: SanDisk ($SNDK), Micron ($MU), Intel ($INTC), AMD ($AMD), Applied Materials ($AMAT) (“it’s different …
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