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$Netflix(NFLX)$ $Warner Bros. Discovery(WBD)$ $Paramount Skydance Corp(PSKY)$ Europe has become the decisive battleground for the $83B $NFLX–$WBD endgame, and markets are already repricing the outcome. 🇺🇸➡️🇪🇺 US pressure is not landing, so the resistance has shifted offshore. The anti-$NFLX campaign has now firmly moved into Europe as scrutiny intensifies around the proposed $83B transaction involving $WBD. This is no longer Washington noise, it is a regulatory and cultural battleground. 🎬 David Ellison of $PSKY has been on the ground in Paris, meeting directly with President Macron and senior film executives. Paramount teams have made

My stock in focus today is $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ , following a strong earnings report that reaffirmed its leadership in advanced chip manufacturing. AI-driven demand lifted revenue and profits to record levels, with gross margin above 62% and net margin near 48%, underscoring TSM’s pricing power at leading-edge nodes. AI remains the main growth engine. High-performance computing now makes up over half of quarterly revenue, while AI accelerators contribute a double-digit share and delivered more than 100% growth for the full year. This momentum is supported by rising adoption of 3nm and 5nm processes, where tight capacity continues to enhance product value. Attention is also on TSM’s aggressive 2026 capex plan of up to US$56 bi

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $Microsoft(MSFT)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ 🔍 History made, mechanics misunderstood I’ve watched this setup repeat for decades. When a company clears a clean, even trillion-dollar market cap on a closing basis, price action rarely rewards impatience. It is not because fundamentals suddenly break, it is because portfolio mechanics hit at once, profit-taking, passive rebalancing, mandate constraints, and index-weight gravity. That pressure is structural, not bearish. Last week, Alphabet $GOOGL crossed the $4 trillion market cap threshold on a closing basis, joining Nvidia $NVDA in rarified territory. Capital does not drift into th

🌟🌟🌟This is the most investable phase of the AI cycle, the point where AI is no longer a moonshot but a measurable contributor to: Sales conversion - Google's Gemini "virtual merchant" upgrade R&D acceleration - NVIDIA and Eli Lilly commiting USD 1 billion to a joint discovery lab Workflow automation - ServiceNow Data monetisation - Snowflake Clinical and pharmaceutical revenue - Tempus AI This theme "AI that pays for itself" has durability because it aligns with what CEOs will approve : That AI reduces cost, increases throughput and directly generates revenue. AI now produces cash flows, not just demos. Tempus AI - What It Actually Does Tempus $Tempus AI(TEM)$ sits at

Intel’s Quiet Repricing: Why Scarcity, Not Sentiment, Is Driving the Next Leg of the Turnaround Intel’s resurgence has been widely misunderstood. This is not a forgiveness rally, nor a nostalgic bet on past dominance. The market is not suddenly convinced Intel has become the most elegant chip designer in the room. What is happening instead is far more pragmatic. $Intel(INTC)$ is being repriced because it can ship at scale in a world where scale has quietly become scarce. When supply matters more than stories, scarcity builds a moat That distinction matters. Scarcity, unlike sentiment, is stubborn. It does not care about old narratives, only about who can deliver when demand arrives. Right now, demand is arriving in bulk. When ‘Sold Out’ Stops Bein

$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ $Wal-Mart(WMT)$ $MasterCard(MA)$ 📊💰🔥 Hedge Funds Are Refusing to Short the Real Market Leaders 🔥💰📊 TODAY’S UNUSUAL OPTIONS ACTIVITY, 14Jan26 If hedge funds control roughly 85% of U.S. short interest and still refuse to lean into names like $WMT, $AMZN, $MA, $LLY and $CB, that is not passive behaviour, it is institutional conviction. That positioning signals where real money sees durable earnings power, pricing leverage, balance sheet dominance and secular growth insulated from macro volatility, liquidity cycles and regime shifts. When shorts avoid platform monopolies with expanding margins, recurring revenue, scale economics

🌟🌟🌟What an amazing performance from Chinese concept stocks yesterday. Analysts point to strong fundamentals like accelerating earnings growth with forecasts of 15% growth for 2026 and massive domestic AI push. They believe that most of the risks are already priced in, leaving room for substantial upside. A great way to capture this uptrend is $iShares China Large-Cap ETF(FXI)$ This powerful ETF provides exposure to 50 of the largest Chinese companies listed on the Hong Kong Exchange. The top holdings include $Tencent Holding Ltd.(TCEHY)$ $Alibaba(BABA)$ . FXI ETF did well in 2025 as it rose over 26%. The technical indicator

The U.S. Embassy in Singapore is looking for sponsors from American and Singaporean businesses. Specifically, they are seeking financial contributions and partnerships to support a year of major celebrations in 2026.