Friday links: new challenges
Strategy What do you know that the market doesn't? (morningstar.com) The stock market owes you nothing. (safalniveshak.com) Your index funds already own plenty of technology stocks. (wsj.com) Crypto Binance got hacked, bigly. (arstechnica.com) ICE is planning to bring Hyperliquid's perpetual futures on shore. (coindesk.com) Anthopic Anthropic ($ANT) is SpaceX's ($SPCX) biggest customer.…
The stock market does not owe investors anything, according to an article on safalniveshak.com. Morningstar.com highlights the importance of understanding what you know that the market doesn't. The Wall Street Journal points out that index funds have already invested in a significant number of technology stocks. Arstechnica.com reports that the crypto exchange Binance suffered a major hack.
Coindesk.com reveals that ICE is planning to bring Hyperliquid's perpetual futures back ontoshore. Anthropic, a SpaceX customer, is identified as the company with the biggest stake in Anthropic, according to semafor.com. FT.com examines the capital raising efforts of Anthropic over time. Flyoverstocks.com emphasizes that successful companies do not rely on gatekeepers for their success.
The New York Times explores the profits U.S. energy companies have made from the Iran War. Bloomberg.com notes that Block's Cash App user growth has plateaued. Reddit faces an AI-related problem, as reported by axios.com.
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