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Articles by Jacob Shipley

Nvidia, OpenAI and the AI Money Loop

Nvidia, OpenAI and the AI Money Loop

Nvidia, OpenAI and the AI Money Loop

Why a Weak Jobs Report Helps AI Stocks

Why a Weak Jobs Report Helps AI Stocks

September Jobs Report Misses, Stock Futures Jump

September Jobs Report Misses, Stock Futures Jump

A sharp slowdown in U.S. hiring lifted stock futures on Oct. 2, as investors bet that a cooling labor market could keep the Federal Reserve from raising interest rates again this month.

Oil Up, Bonds Down, Stocks Still Rising

Oil Up, Bonds Down, Stocks Still Rising

Oil up, bonds down, and stocks still won't drop. A former CBOE market maker explains why that's a nightmare for one type of trader.

Anthropic's $2 Trillion IPO: What Buyers Should Know

Anthropic's $2 Trillion IPO: What Buyers Should Know

Anthropic's $2 Trillion IPO: What Buyers Should Know

Stop Calling AI a Bubble

Stop Calling AI a Bubble

Is the AI bubble about to burst? Right now, everyone from Wall Street to the Bank of England is warning that AI stocks are a bubble about to pop, just like the dot-com crash of 2000. In this video I make the honest, contrarian case for why this is a completely different setup, and why confusing a real, generational technology shift with a fake bubble could be the most expensive mistake investors make this decade. No hype, no doom, just the real numbers.

Fed Rate Decision At FOMC Meeting Today

Fed Rate Decision At FOMC Meeting Today

Fed Rate Decision At FOMC Meeting Today

The Stock Market's Rise Before The Fall

The Stock Market's Rise Before The Fall

The stock market just got everything it wanted. Nvidia's blowout earnings crushed the AI bubble fear, stocks ripped to record highs, and the fear that the Fed would keep hiking interest rates has finally started to fade. It's about as perfect a setup as investors could ask for. Which is exactly the problem, because the market is now walking straight into September, historically the single worst and most dangerous month of the year for stocks.