To The Moon

The US stock market capped off a highly volatile week from 05 - 09 Oct 2026 with broad gains across all 3 major indices. Solid corporate profit expectations driven by AI spending engine kept investor sentiment buoyant, allowing markets to brush off multi-decade highs in US Treasury yields and elevated oil prices. But for how long ? Both the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ and the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ achieved fresh all-time highs earlier in the week before a brief technology sell-off on Thu, 08 Oct 2026, triggered by (a) AI valuation anxieties and (b) downbeat reports regarding OpenAI's revenue projections. However, a strong broad-based Friday rally successfully erased those losses, pushing the indices back near their hi

The AI-scare that happened last week is still continuing its rampage this week. With US market near record highs, combined with a sharp tech sell-off and persistent questions about an AI bubble has made many investors cautious, especially against a geopolitically unstable backdrop. New Age Alpha, Chief investment officer, Julian Koski, has a differing view: His firm’s model sees an unusually low 28% median probability that S&P 500 companies will fail to deliver the growth embedded in their stock prices. He says that result supports staying invested, even though it does not eliminate the risk of short-term declines. Koski, who co-founded New Age Alpha, sat down with TheStreet’s Caroline Woods to explain the reasoning behind his optimism. What is Koski saying ? Koski’s argument is less a

Warren Buffett has spent decades building one of the most complex investment portfolios in the world. $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$ owns railroads, insurance companies, fast-food chains and consumer brands. Its operating earnings topped $44.5 billion in fiscal year 2025. His advice to ordinary investors looks nothing like that portfolio. Buffett has repeated the same recommendation for years, and it does not involve picking stocks, timing markets or hiring expensive money managers. In his 2013 letter to Berkshire shareholders, Buffett wrote that his estate’s trustee should put 90% of cash in a very low-cost S&P 500index fund, naming Vanguard specifically. The fund in this instruction is the $Vanguard S&

The AI-scare that happened last week is still continuing its rampage this week. With US market near record highs, combined with a sharp tech sell-off and persistent questions about an AI bubble has made many investors cautious, especially against a geopolitically unstable backdrop. New Age Alpha, Chief investment officer, Julian Koski, has a differing view: His firm’s model sees an unusually low 28% median probability that S&P 500 companies will fail to deliver the growth embedded in their stock prices. He says that result supports staying invested, even though it does not eliminate the risk of short-term declines. Koski, who co-founded New Age Alpha, sat down with TheStreet’s Caroline Woods to explain the reasoning behind his optimism. What is Koski saying ? Koski’s argument is less a

The AI-scare that happened last week is still continuing its rampage this week. With US market near record highs, combined with a sharp tech sell-off and persistent questions about an AI bubble has made many investors cautious, especially against a geopolitically unstable backdrop. New Age Alpha, Chief investment officer, Julian Koski, has a differing view: His firm’s model sees an unusually low 28% median probability that S&P 500 companies will fail to deliver the growth embedded in their stock prices. He says that result supports staying invested, even though it does not eliminate the risk of short-term declines. Koski, who co-founded New Age Alpha, sat down with TheStreet’s Caroline Woods to explain the reasoning behind his optimism. What is Koski saying ? Koski’s argument is less a

The AI-scare that happened last week is still continuing its rampage this week. With US market near record highs, combined with a sharp tech sell-off and persistent questions about an AI bubble has made many investors cautious, especially against a geopolitically unstable backdrop. New Age Alpha, Chief investment officer, Julian Koski, has a differing view: His firm’s model sees an unusually low 28% median probability that S&P 500 companies will fail to deliver the growth embedded in their stock prices. He says that result supports staying invested, even though it does not eliminate the risk of short-term declines. Koski, who co-founded New Age Alpha, sat down with TheStreet’s Caroline Woods to explain the reasoning behind his optimism. What is Koski saying ? Koski’s argument is less a

Warren Buffett has spent decades building one of the most complex investment portfolios in the world. $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$ owns railroads, insurance companies, fast-food chains and consumer brands. Its operating earnings topped $44.5 billion in fiscal year 2025. His advice to ordinary investors looks nothing like that portfolio. Buffett has repeated the same recommendation for years, and it does not involve picking stocks, timing markets or hiring expensive money managers. In his 2013 letter to Berkshire shareholders, Buffett wrote that his estate’s trustee should put 90% of cash in a very low-cost S&P 500index fund, naming Vanguard specifically. The fund in this instruction is the $Vanguard S&

The AI-scare that happened last week is still continuing its rampage this week. With US market near record highs, combined with a sharp tech sell-off and persistent questions about an AI bubble has made many investors cautious, especially against a geopolitically unstable backdrop. New Age Alpha, Chief investment officer, Julian Koski, has a differing view: His firm’s model sees an unusually low 28% median probability that S&P 500 companies will fail to deliver the growth embedded in their stock prices. He says that result supports staying invested, even though it does not eliminate the risk of short-term declines. Koski, who co-founded New Age Alpha, sat down with TheStreet’s Caroline Woods to explain the reasoning behind his optimism. What is Koski saying ? Koski’s argument is less a

The AI-scare that happened last week is still continuing its rampage this week. With US market near record highs, combined with a sharp tech sell-off and persistent questions about an AI bubble has made many investors cautious, especially against a geopolitically unstable backdrop. New Age Alpha, Chief investment officer, Julian Koski, has a differing view: His firm’s model sees an unusually low 28% median probability that S&P 500 companies will fail to deliver the growth embedded in their stock prices. He says that result supports staying invested, even though it does not eliminate the risk of short-term declines. Koski, who co-founded New Age Alpha, sat down with TheStreet’s Caroline Woods to explain the reasoning behind his optimism. What is Koski saying ? Koski’s argument is less a