Listen and subscribe to Stocks In Translation on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your favorite podcast. Small-cap stocks might be the next big thing. In this episode of Stocks in Translation, Prairie Operating Co Marketing Strategy executive vice president and TheBigSkinny.com founder Lou Basenese joins host Jared Blikre and Senior Reporter Allie Canal to discuss high-performance computing and how it is the newest market commodity. Basenese breaks down both the opportunities and challenges fac ...

reason the judge ruled that Google didn't have to take the more severe measures. It's their assessment that Google will already be in a more competitive situation in the era of AI and the focus of the ruling is to make sure of that as opposed to try to break up its current and previous monopoly. Google has a very well integrated business.Potential for having to spin off Chrome or Android would have been very disruptive to the business. >> This ruling is very helpful. gives a a very clear runway on their AI ...

Market Catalysts host Allie Canal breaks down the latest investing news for September 3, 2025. EBay CEO Jamie Iannone joins the program to discuss tariffs, specifically the end of the de minimis exemption, and what it could mean for the future of e-commerce. The de minimis exemption allowed shipments valued at $800 or less to be exempt from tariffs and duties. Glassdoor senior economist Daniel Zhao discusses the state of the labor market, including a decline in senior-level employee confidence, employee sen ...

Nvidia's sold out, right. So, we go in every quarter thinking, let's see how they did. Let's see how they did.Well, we know they're sold out. They've sold every single thing that they can make. And it's just kind of a question of where it's going to go and what little pieces are going to go where.The battle going forward, I think, is going to be not about the development, the training of models, but about inference. Inference is going to be such a larger business if it's not already. Let's use a metaphor of ...

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Hello. Hello. I'm Yo Finance executive editor Brian S and you're taking a look at a live shot of the opening bells on Wall Street on this Wednesday morning. This week flying by folks, PY Group CEO Ryan Marshall getting things uh underway at the New York Stock Exchange. CEO Jamie Ioni getting things popping over at the NASDAQ to celebrate its 30year anniversary. We'll be talking to him very soon on Yahoo Finance. And look, uh, and just like that, we are back to being fixated on the bond market. Whether you l ...

Morning Brief host Allie Canal breaks down the latest market news for September 3, 2025. A federal judge ruled that Google will not have to divest its Chrome browser as part of the DOJ's antitrust case against the company. Allie speaks with D.A. Davidson's Gil Luria about what this means for Apple, Google, and investors. The bond market sell-off intensifies, sending yields higher. We speak to Allspring Global Investments' chief investment strategist for fixed income, George Bory, about what is driving the s ...

Hello and welcome to Morning Brief Market Sunrise. I'm Raman Karamali live from Yahoo Finance Studios in London. It's Wednesday 3rd September.Coming up on the show, a judge rules that Google does not have to sell Chrome, sending shares of its parent company, Alphabet, soaring in the pre-market. The global bond sell-off deepens as 30-year Treasury yields get very close to that 5% level, and we'll explain why September is traditionally a bad month for investors. So, grab your coffee and let's own the morning. ...

Market Analysis & Investment Strategies - The market suggests that catching a falling knife (investing in a rapidly declining stock) is risky and requires patience, waiting for signs of stability rather than reacting impulsively to price drops [1] - The market emphasizes that a stock's cheapness alone doesn't make it a bargain; understanding the underlying reasons for the decline (earnings collapse, business model issues, etc) is crucial [1] - The market indicates that savvy investors wait for confirmation of a turnaround, such as a reset in earnings or technical stability, before investing in a distressed stock [1] Economic Trends & Fed Policy - The discussion suggests that the Federal Reserve (Fed) is overly focused on lagging indicators like tariffs and consumer prices, potentially missing the impact of AI on energy demand and the labor market [1] - The analysis points out that the utility sector's strong performance is linked to increased energy demand from AI, highlighting an overlooked driver of inflation [1] - The speaker suggests that the Fed's focus on inflation may lead to missed opportunities to lower interest rates and stimulate business lending for job creation [2] - The speaker believes that the availability of credit is a more significant issue than the cost of credit in slowing down economic growth [2] - The speaker suggests that a 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed is insignificant and that a cut of 75 basis points to a full point is needed to have a real impact [2] - The speaker believes that the Fed should cut rates by 75 basis points immediately, followed by another 50 basis points, to address the slowing economy [2][3] Housing Market Dynamics - The housing market is divided into existing homes and new homes, with national home builders keeping prices stable by building smaller houses [3] - The speaker believes that existing home prices are inflated due to sellers and realtors being unrealistic about market clearing prices [3] - The speaker suggests that realtors should price homes based on comparable sales to create bidding wars and achieve optimal prices [3]

Hello and welcome to Ask You for a Trend. I'm Josh Lipton and for the next half hour, we are breaking down the trends of today that'll move stocks tomorrow. There's a lot to keep track of, so we're focusing on what you need to know to get ahead of the curve. Here's some of the trends we're going to be diving into.Wall Street is seeing red today, the first trading day of September. Historically, we know this month has been known to be the worst performing at the end of two Tuesday session. All major indices ...