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全世界最危险的运动，收割多少“高净值男人”？
Hu Xiu· 2025-07-30 01:58
《F1：狂飙飞车》的后劲也太大了。 看完电影已经两周了，李周还在晕车—— 晕六十岁皮特的胸肌，靠"法拉利老了也是法拉利"勉强续命。 而老G直接炸了，每天双手虚空转向，脑子里不停复盘亨格罗宁的刹车点，嘴里还念叨着： "速度，是男人的浪漫。" 社交平台上，一群成年男性已经被F1集体拿捏。 朋友圈集体安利"年度最爽"，小红书笔记全是"看完千万别开车"； 甚至还有人在影厅门口蹲着喘气，腿脚还软得跟棉花似的； 最离谱的是打分理由—— "这电影满分100分我打94分，看完回家扣了6分。" 那么问题来了，为什么F1这么让人上头？ 怎么男人都像中了蛊一样，集体脚趾起茧，肾上腺素飙升？ 我只能说： F1背后，是一个尚未被完全理解的男性消费宇宙。 男人的荷尔蒙，都在F1里了 没有人，比F1更懂得如何挑逗男性欲望。 首先，F1烧的，从来都不是油，而是钱。 | REVENUE | | | --- | --- | | Red Bull payment | $82.9 million | | Sale of materials and spare parts | $0.8 million | | Sponsorship | $29.5 ...
Where Will Berkshire Hathaway Be in 5 Years?
The Motley Fool· 2025-07-29 07:35
A major management shake-up means it's time to reassess where this company's going and how it will get there. Still, some thoughtful consideration of the known facts can paint a pretty good picture of where a company and its stock are likely to be down the road. Where might the future take Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A -0.63%) (BRK.B -0.49%) over the course of the coming five years? Keep reading. Despite the hype, it's less about stocks than you think There's the Berkshire you know. That's the company that hold ...
From Krispy Kreme to GoPro, has meme-stock trading frenzy returned?
The Guardian· 2025-07-26 16:00
Core Viewpoint - The resurgence of meme stocks is driven by retail traders, reminiscent of the 2021 craze, with potential for even larger rallies as they mobilize online and disregard Wall Street skepticism [1][6]. Group 1: Retailer Performance - Retailers such as Kohl's, GoPro, Wendy's, and Krispy Kreme experienced significant stock rallies, with Kohl's up 32%, GoPro up 66%, and Krispy Kreme up 41% over the week [6]. - American Eagle Outfitters saw a 10% increase in shares after actress Sydney Sweeney was announced as the face of its marketing campaign [3]. Group 2: Market Dynamics - The current market environment, characterized by high trading volumes and speculative behavior, is conducive to meme stock rallies, similar to the conditions during the Covid era [6][10]. - The meme-stock phenomenon is often detached from traditional economic fundamentals, with investors supporting brands for emotional or ideological reasons rather than financial metrics [7][10]. Group 3: Community Influence - The wallstreetbets forum empowers retail traders to share research and ideas, leading to a decentralization of financial analysis and investment power [5]. - The community's influence is evident as retail traders push stock prices significantly, demonstrating the power of collective action [5]. Group 4: Cultural Impact - The meme culture surrounding stocks, such as Wendy's, illustrates how humor and social media can drive investment decisions, often independent of market fundamentals [8][10]. - The evolving landscape of finance, including the rise of blockchain and AI trading, reflects a shift in how retail traders engage with the market [4].
Wall Street Roundup: Tesla Skepticism, Google Stands Out, DORK Shorts
Seeking Alpha· 2025-07-25 16:00
分组1: Tesla - Tesla's earnings report was disappointing, with revenues down 12%, unit sales down 14%, and net income down 23%, leading to a 9% drop in stock price [5][6] - Elon Musk warned of challenging quarters ahead, raising concerns about tariffs, margin pressures, and economic worries [6][8] - Musk promoted long-term tech initiatives like robotaxis, claiming autonomous ride-hailing would be available to half of the US population by year-end, but skepticism remains regarding these aggressive predictions [7][8] 分组2: Google - Google reported strong earnings, beating expectations with a 32% increase in cloud revenue and a 12% increase in search revenue, alongside a 13% rise in YouTube ads [10][11] - Despite concerns about AI competitors impacting search revenue, Google managed to maintain strong performance, with stock hovering just above flat after a slight increase [12][13] - Long-term valuation concerns and the potential threat from AI competitors are emerging discussions for Google moving forward [13][14] 分组3: Chipotle - Chipotle's stock fell 13% after missing revenue estimates, with comparable store sales down and transactions down by 4.9% [15][16] - The company is facing inflationary pressures but has managed to offset some costs through higher prices and efficiencies [15][16] 分组4: T-Mobile - T-Mobile reported gains in new subscribers and raised guidance, indicating strong performance outside the tech AI landscape [18] 分组5: Meme Stocks - The return of meme stocks has been noted, with several heavily shorted stocks experiencing significant jumps, indicating a potential shift in retail investor interest [20][21] - The phenomenon may suggest a broader market trend where retail investors seek new opportunities for quick gains as tech stocks stabilize [22][24] 分组6: Upcoming Earnings - The upcoming earnings reports from major companies like Microsoft, Meta, Apple, and Amazon are anticipated, with specific focus areas including Azure growth for Microsoft and AWS growth for Amazon [33][41] - Concerns about spending versus payoff in AI investments are prevalent for both Microsoft and Meta, while Apple is facing challenges despite growth in services revenue [34][36][39]
Verizon claims it got threats from Byron Allen, owner of the Weather Channel, over alleged race discrimination
New York Post· 2025-07-23 20:08
Core Viewpoint - Verizon is facing threats of legal action and a potential smear campaign from Byron Allen, a media mogul, after the company reduced its advertising budget with his media group, Allen Media Group (AMG) [1][5][10]. Group 1: Legal Threats and Advertising Budget - Byron Allen has threatened to sue Verizon for alleged racial discrimination after the company backed out of a $15 million annual advertising deal with AMG [1][10]. - Verizon claims that the threats from Allen and AMG are baseless and represent an attempted shakedown [4][5]. - The company plans to reduce its advertising spending with AMG by 30% in 2025 and 2026, bringing the budget down to $5 million from $15 million [10][11]. Group 2: Historical Context and Partnerships - Verizon and AMG previously collaborated on a diversity, equity, and inclusion initiative aimed at increasing media spending in Black-owned media companies [12][13]. - Allen has a history of suing major media companies for racial discrimination, having recently settled a $10 billion lawsuit against McDonald's [16][18]. - The political climate has shifted, impacting DEI programs, as seen in Verizon's agreement to end its DEI initiatives during its merger with Frontier Communications [15].
