Joining us this morning is Niles Investment Management founder and portfolio manager Dan Niles. Got some thoughts on the AI trade in the market at large. Dan, good to see you again. >> To see you too, Carl.>> So, a lot was made of uh Broadcom's inability, for example, to rally after its earnings, but maybe the story can be different with Micron today. >> Yeah, I mean, I think you have to look at the the short-term picture and the long-term picture. So in the short-term picture, what's changed is now really ...

We all have been told stories since our childhood. Work hard and successfully follow. But what if what if that story has failed.You must have seen this mantra printed everywhere being poster and these mantras are even whispered in your ears when you fail. But what if these failed. Every generation before us used to believe more hours leads to more hustle leads to more success.But today I know hundreds of people who put in more than 100 hours a week and yet feel broke, yet feel empty, yet feel worthless. Har ...

My brother had it all. At 27, he was a rising star, smart, talented, and the guy you would bet on. But one fine day, everything changed.A road accident, a spinal cord injury, paralyzed chest pillow. Doctor said he won't be able to walk again. And that's when an illusion shattered that control is permanent.Friends came once, twice and they left. Relatives came once, twice and they left. What followed was absolute silence not in the hospital corridors but in our hearts thinking about the future he had lost.So ...

Imagine you're on a tennis court, racket in hand, and a ball is hurtling straight towards you, but you hear your phone ring off court. Do you lose focus, or do you keep your eyes on the ball and think about winning the point. There's something about the world that we live in today that makes it far too easy for us to get distracted.We often focus on things that matter less and lose a lot of time in the process. I grew up in Paris in the 80s. Every week, my family and I would pile into a car, zoom through bu ...

Let's do an activity. May I request all of you to please look up uh there in the ceiling. Yeah.And visualize a clock, a round clock. Now keep your hands maybe one hand right hand and move in clockwise direction. Yes.12 369 12 369. Keep moving. Keep moving.Then lower your hand. Lower your hand. Okay.Bend down. Keep moving. And now watch.We started clockwise but now it is anticlockwise. An illusion. Perspectives change when we are confused.We are aware of different kinds of illusion. Isn't it. Optical illusio ...

Environmental Impact of Fast Fashion - The average Australian buys 56 garments per year, contributing to a garbage truck of textiles going to landfill every second [3] - Australians contribute 300,000 tons of textiles to landfill annually, representing wasted resources and harmful carbon emissions [3] - 87% of textiles internationally end up in landfill [4] - International textile production nearly doubled from 58 million tons to 109 million tons between 2010 and 2020 [4] The "Five Garment Challenge" Solution - The report proposes a "Five Garment Challenge," urging individuals to buy only five new garments per year [16] - The challenge includes transforming existing garments and swapping or selling unwanted clothes [16] - Shifting from 56 garments to five garments per year could reduce Australia's textile landfill from 300,000 tons to 27,000 tons annually [23] - Globally, adopting this approach could prevent over 80 million tons of textile waste annually [23] Community and Personal Benefits - The "Recycled Runway" event transforms waste into wearable art, fostering inclusion, sustainability, skill-sharing, and community connection [9] - Participants in recycling initiatives report increased confidence, community connection, and a renewed love for fashion [9] - Raising awareness about sustainable fashion can lead to economic benefits, with people saving money or spending it on experiences [10]

My grandmother was born into poverty. Her parents could not afford for her to finish her schooling. And so at the age of 16, she was married off to a businessman, a man 10 years her senior whom she had never met who lived in a city far away.She went on to have six children, and she was determined that her children would not suffer her same fate. My aunt became a doctor and later a medical professor. My other aunt became an engineer.But for 650 million girls today, a century later, they do suffer my grandmot ...

The US is now taking responsibility for the deadly crash between a Blackhawk helicopter and an American Airlines commercial jet last January over the Ptoac River. Tom Costello joins us now live. Tom, I know this just came in.What more do we know. It's 200 plus pages on this court filing, but really a striking emission by the United States government. And I'm just going to read a portion of it.This is the main headline here. The United States admits that the military pilots and also it says the American Eagl ...

If we take a step back and ask ourselves like what exactly is this asset Bitcoin that we're holding. It's pretty much the backbone. But then at the same time, it's also an asset that's not very mobile per se, right.Most people will hold it in exchanges, cold wallets, and it really just stays there, right. So, it's about how do you actually utilize this. How do you use it to generate returns, to generate yield.Even though we have been growing and improving as an industry, we are still quite far away from mak ...

Estás en la sala de espera del aeropuerto a punto de bordar y entre el bullicio, los anuncios, la gente empezando a hacer fila para acomodarse en su sitio. Sientes una mirada, esa mirada lleva un rato buscándote. Levantas la vista, bajas el teléfono y conectas con Ana.Ana te sonría. En ese momento tú tienes que tomar una decisión. Le sonríes de vuelta, pasas de largo o generas algún gesto inapropiado.En ese momento vas a formar parte de la vida de Ana. Si le sonríes, le vas a enseñar que el mundo es un luga ...