Wednesday links: fiscal mismanagement
Markets The Mag 7 stocks are back at new all-time highs. (trendlabs.com) Nvidia ($NVDA) is now a dividend growth story. (morningstar.com) Just how bad is market breadth? (axios.com) Finance The private equity capital cycle is broken. (ft.com) Why so many fintechs are becoming banks. (semafor.com) Insuring data centers is a growing issue. (economist.com) Stay in touch Work in wealth management?…
Markets: Stocks are currently at all-time highs, with Nvidia becoming a dividend growth story. Market breadth is being questioned.
Finance: The private equity capital cycle is reportedly broken. More fintechs are increasingly transforming into traditional banks.
Insuring data centers has become a growing concern.
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Global: The world appears to be moving past the U.S. Belarus' potash market does not threaten Canadian producers. Tariffs impact an American bike manufacturer.
Housing: Inventory in the housing market has slightly increased, but demand remains weak. Post-Covid housing market stalled and did not crash.
Employment: There are some optimistic signs in manufacturing employment. Deportations are negatively impacting native-born workers.
Economy: The question arises if the Fed has concluded raising interest rates. Higher diesel prices will eventually influence core inflation measures.
Personal Finance: Links about taking action are available. A review of missed points from the Tuesday linkfest is included.
Research: Patterns that are detectable are being explored. Americans exhibit greater fear of AI compared to other nations. AI empowers startups to function independently.
Don't rely on AI for five specific tasks outlined in Engadget.
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