Michael Burry has fired another shot at AI kingmaker Nvidia. The investor, who rose to fame in “The Big Short,” took aim at the Jensen Huang-led chipmaker in a new Substack post on Tuesday. This time, he flagged what he sees as “serious competition” for the GPU firm, pointing to reports about Etched, an AI
SpaceX stock isn’t just falling. It’s hitting every branch on the way down. After surging to a $2.6 trillion valuation on its third day of public trading, SpaceX stock has tumbled 46%, wiping out more than $1.2 trillion of that in the process. The initial wave of selling came as investors balked at lofty valuations.
In the high-flying world of AI investing, sometimes you get the bull, and sometimes you get the horns. After a long ride on the bull, Gen Z hedge-funder Leopold Aschenbrenner found out last week how quickly things can shift, even for a whiz kid once called the “Nostradamus of AI.” It’s a story that was
Shhh…shut up. The stock market is trying to tell us something. The message begins with the chipmaker sector, which saw an electrifying surge of more than 100% in 2026 before hitting a wall in recent weeks. That selloff coincided with a rally in hyperscalers, which have forged a kind of market rivalry with chipmakers. But
Citadel Securities says AI is the latest reason not to bet against the United States. The firm examined the impact of the AI boom on American business and productivity in a note for the July 4 holiday. He said new technology is giving the United States a key economic advantage by driving the reduction of
