Abel Is Spending. Burry Is Not Impressed.
The real question isn’t whether Berkshire’s new CEO is deploying capital. It’s whether he’s deploying it well enough, at the right price, in the right market.
The real question isn’t whether Berkshire’s new CEO is deploying capital. It’s whether he’s deploying it well enough, at the right price, in the right market.
Trump paused Iran strikes. Oil fell. September policy is still the risk.
The Grand Sport X is the only hybrid GM sells in the U.S. That says more about electrification credibility than a dozen press releases.
Brent posted its biggest monthly gain since March. Exxon, Chevron, and Shell earned a combined $404 million in profit per day. The question now is whether the market is pricing peace correctly.
Tim Cook’s final quarter as CEO collides with a $110B revenue test and a margin squeeze nobody fully solved.
The recovery math is real. The cash flow question decides what happens next.
Oil is up 20% this month. The Fed meets Tuesday. The data does not tell the whole story.
Data center royalties doubled. Now the Arm AGI CPU bet has to convert.
A Coterra merger, $90+ oil, and a 59% EPS jump all converge on one date.
Record revenue, AI-first ARR tripling, and a stock at multi-year lows converge on one date.