Meta’s Muse Books the Flight. Who Loses the Commission?
After a 6.55% surge, the real question is which middlemen get cut first.
After a 6.55% surge, the real question is which middlemen get cut first.
A record ¥1 trillion retail bond at 4.75% shows how Son is funding a giant AI bet.
With consumer discretionary the lone losing sector of 2026, the infrastructure engineer stands apart from Goldman’s dip list.
MU is up about 220% in 2026 and trades at a forward multiple near 6. The Q4 guidance line on HBM pricing determines whether that gap closes or widens.
September 6 is a formality. The capacity review arriving weeks later decides OPEC+ cohesion and the curve through 2027.
Enterprise revenue grew 7.8%, cash flow guidance rose, and $1.3B of buybacks remain. The question is what deserves the credit.
Today’s unlock is small. November’s 1.3B-share Q3 tranche is the stress test that matters.
The $105B Ohio guarantee makes Nvidia landlord, banker, and arms dealer of AI.
A 36% revenue surge, a raised guide, and a 19% selloff, inside the single metric that overrode every headline number.
Six straight quarters of U.S. sales declines, a halved dividend, withdrawn guidance, and a new CEO who told Wall Street the company is not performing at its potential.