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Why big tech will continue to lead the market | Jay Woods
Youtube· 2025-11-05 21:01
Market Overview - The market has shown stronger performance than expected in October, with a notable momentum shift as November begins [2][3] - The current earnings season is strong, but there is a lack of follow-through across the board, indicating potential turbulence beneath the surface [3][4] Company Insights - Palantir reported impressive earnings, but the stock's post-earnings reaction was negative, raising concerns about valuation despite strong metrics [4][5] - The company's backlog stands at $6 billion with operating margins exceeding 70%, suggesting significant profit growth potential as it monetizes this backlog [5][6] - The stock is currently experiencing a pullback, with a potential buying opportunity if it drops to the $175 level, which aligns with key moving averages [9][11] Sector Performance - The breadth of the market is concerning, with more stocks declining than advancing, which is atypical during periods of new highs [13] - Technology and consumer discretionary sectors are leading the market, with companies like Amazon and Tesla showing strong performance [13][14] - Meta has been identified as a significant disappointment due to unexpected tax charges, impacting its stock performance [28] Economic Factors - The ongoing government shutdown is the longest in history and is expected to impact GDP, although it is viewed as a temporary speed bump [17][18] - Federal Reserve policy is becoming increasingly data-dependent, with recent comments suggesting that a rate cut is not guaranteed [19][20] Future Outlook - The market may be entering a period of volatility, but this could set the stage for a potential upward move if the right conditions are met [27][28] - There is a focus on identifying turnaround opportunities in consumer-related stocks that have been beaten down, with a positive outlook for sectors like biotech and transports [55][58] - The upcoming earnings reports from major companies like Nvidia will be critical, as expectations may be overly optimistic [79][80]
China's hacked into U.S. critical infrastructure to preposition for future conflict: Nicole Perlroth
CNBC Television· 2025-11-05 16:42
Let's turn now to cyber security. A new documentary podcast out this week examines China's rise to cyber supremacy and the state sponsored hackers haunting America's infrastructure. Joining us now, Nicole Pearl Roth, former cyber security reporter at the New York Times and the host of To Catch a Thief: China's Rise to Cyber Supremacy.She's also the author of This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends, an expose on the global cyber arms race. And she served on the Department of Homeland Security Cyber Security ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-19 05:40
China said it’s uncovered “irrefutable evidence” of US government cyber attacks on the country’s main agency responsible for timekeeping https://t.co/khVctpzDPb ...
Finland President on NATO response to Russia’s Putin #shorts #finland #putin #russia #nato
Bloomberg Television· 2025-09-23 21:34
Geopolitical Risks & Security Concerns - Russia is testing the West in cyberspace with cyber attacks [1] - Russia is also testing the West with sabotage, drones, and airspace violations [1] - Critical infrastructure may be targeted by Russia [2] Strategic Recommendations - It is important to correctly attribute any attacks [2] - The West needs to learn to live with uncertainty and remain calm [2] - The West should not overreact but must be firm, as Russia only understands power [2] - Showing weakness or softness to Russia could lead to trouble [2]
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Bloomberg· 2025-09-05 13:06
RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)Sophisticated cyber attacks are on the rise and policymakers are looking for new ways to combat this issue.If you want to find out more, join us on 10/21 in London: https://t.co/KexXF7l2NN https://t.co/xjVg4cJ0XA ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-07-21 03:53
Data Breach Incident - Louis Vuitton suffered a data leak affecting approximately 419,000 customers [1] - Hong Kong's privacy watchdog is investigating the data leak [1] Cybersecurity Concerns - Louis Vuitton is experiencing a series of cyber attacks across its key markets in recent months [1]
'Hacktivist' groups linked to Iran have been very active, says CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz
CNBC Television· 2025-06-25 14:53
Cybersecurity Threat Landscape - Geopolitical tensions naturally increase cyber attacks, with Iran being very active, especially groups linked to Iran focusing on denial of service, web defacement, and influence operations [1][2] - Iran uses cyber asymmetric warfare as a proxy to deliver destructive attacks while remaining "clean" [3] - Denial of service attacks and website defacements increased after bombings, with prepositioning of wiper malware linked to Iran [4] - Targeted industries include healthcare, critical infrastructure, financial services, and transportation, as Iran aims to disrupt and amplify on social media [5][6] - No abnormal activity observed from Russia or China, but a spike seen specifically around Iran and its proxies [8][9] CrowdStrike's Performance and Role - CrowdStrike's stock is up 42% year-to-date [1] - Customers reach out to CrowdStrike for insights on the threat landscape and sector focus during heightened tensions [5] - CrowdStrike is active in both nation-state protection and e-crime [5][6] AI and Cybersecurity - Cybersecurity parallels the technology innovation curve, requiring security solutions to follow new technology innovations like AI [10] - AI is being used both to protect customers and to protect AI models and agents, driving growth in the cybersecurity sector [11] - Security is a natural growth area alongside technology innovation [12]
Companies need to be on high alert from Iran cyber attacks, says TrustedSec CEO David Kennedy
CNBC Television· 2025-06-23 18:08
Cybersecurity Threat Landscape - Iran's cyber capabilities are on par with other nation states and are leveraged as a direct extension of military force [2] - DHS and CISA have issued advisories for private sector corporations and government entities to be on high alert for cyber attacks [3] - Iran can inflict substantial damage in the US across manufacturing, supply chain, retail, and critical infrastructure without necessarily crossing the red line of loss of life [4] - Iran typically targets user accounts through phishing or social engineering, directly attacks external perimeters, and increasingly targets cloud infrastructure and SaaS providers [6] - Over 85% of critical infrastructure is privately owned, making it a vulnerable target [7] - Iran has been attempting to conduct operations for this type of event, potentially having undetected footholds in organizations and critical infrastructure [9] - Iran is specifically targeting industry verticals, which is not typical [10] Market Impact - Cybersecurity stocks such as Fortinet, CrowdStrike, and Zscaler are up by about 1.5% to 2.5% [5] - Palo Alto is up about 1.7% [6] Defensive Recommendations - Companies should be on high alert and diligent in putting up defenses and monitoring for specific issues to minimize damage [4][8] - Companies should be very diligent due to the current times [10]
President Trump: 'Why wouldn't there be a regime change' in Iran?
CNBC Television· 2025-06-23 01:01
US Involvement in Iran - The US government is sending mixed signals regarding its involvement in Iran, with the president suggesting potential regime change [1] - This stance contradicts statements from senior officials who deny regime change as a US objective [2][3] Potential Retaliation and Threats - Iran reportedly threatened to attack the US via sleeper cells if strikes proceeded [4] - The Department of Homeland Security warns of an ongoing threat environment in the US, including potential cyber attacks [4] Monitoring and Observation - The industry is closely monitoring the situation as the week progresses [5] - The president has not been seen on camera, adding to the uncertainty [5]
Vintz: Cyber has become integral to modern military operations
CNBC Television· 2025-06-20 11:36
Cyber Warfare & Geopolitical Risks - Cyber has become integral to modern military operations and an important domain of conflict alongside air, land, and sea [2] - Military forces launch major cyber offensives to weaken communications and attack critical infrastructure to gain military advantage [3] - The Israel-Iran conflict is likely to see more cyber attacks, some reported, others not, potentially extending beyond the Middle East [3][4] - Iran is proactively imposing a nationwide blackout on internet and telecommunication systems [4] - Cyber attacks are no longer just about stealing credit card data; they can be a very disruptive force [5] - Attacks could cripple communication systems, cause denial of service, infiltrate systems, and exfiltrate data [12] - The goal of attacks is to create upheaval, uncertainty, and disruptions, targeting both military and civilian levels, including municipal water supplies and manufacturing facilities [13] Threat Exposure & Security Measures - Companies need to be extra vigilant during times of military conflict and economic uncertainty, as higher incidents of cyber threats are observed [8] - Tenable focuses on exposure management, a pre-breach preventive security approach, different from detect and respond technologies [10] - Enterprises are modernizing and deploying technology rapidly, expanding the attack surface and creating challenges in holistically understanding risk [10] - Tenable's exposure management platform pieces together data from various sources to help customers understand risk holistically [10]