@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟With the current Iran war and blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices are trending upwards. Airlines are facing a tough time as jet fuel prices are eating into their profits. Nonetheless well run airlines like $Southwest Airlines(LUV)$ can still perform better than its peers due to its low cost model. Let's hope peace will be restored in the Middle East so that fuel prices can go down. Once that happens, airline stocks may shoot up like a rocket to the moon.🌈🌈🌈💰💰💰
@Potatoboi:$NEBIUS(NBIS)$ Will likely be trimming my positions soon due to the uncertainty in the geopolitical climate. However I still believe strongly in the company and will continue to add long term. The market is finally realising how undervalued this has been the past year. To da moooon!!
@WeChats:META INKS A $21B COREWEAVE DEAL: IS THIS THE ULTIMATE PRE-EARNINGS BUY? Meta just dropped a massive structural bombshell by signing a $21 billion AI cloud infrastructure agreement with CoreWeave. As if that wasn't enough to wake up the market, BNP Paribas just pounded the table with a wildly bullish pre-earnings note, projecting a staggering 33% Q1 revenue growth and an EPS print above $7.00. This isn't just another routine tech partnership. It is a calculated, aggressive move to dominate the next era of digital advertising. With analysts now citing a potential 66% upside and institutional accumulation shifting into high gear, here is why this deal changes the entire calculus for Meta investors. 1. THE COREWEAVE MASTERSTROKE: SCALING WITHOUT THE CAPEX SHOCK Historically,
Go Get Your Own Oil On March 31, 2026, the President of the United States told countries like the UK to go to the Strait of Hormuz and “just take” fuel. He said Iran had been “essentially, decimated” and the hard part was done. He told allies who “refused to get involved in the decapitation of Iran” that America wouldn’t be there to help anymore. Then he offered to sell them jet fuel. This was posted on Truth Social. Not in a diplomatic cable. Not through back channels. On social media, like it was a product launch. Five thousand kilometres away, government workers in Thailand were told to take the stairs instead of the elevator to save energy. Vietnam scrapped import duties on petroleum to prevent shortages. The Philippines declared a national energy emergency and moved to a four-day work
@WeChats:Buffett’s $380B Warning: Why the Oracle is Skipping the "Dip" The recent 6–10% pullback in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq had retail traders screaming bloody murder—or rushing to blindly "buy the dip." But when asked about the market's turbulence, Warren Buffett brushed it off with three brutal words: "This is nothing." With Berkshire Hathaway sitting on a record-shattering $380B+ cash pile in 2026, the message is clear. The Oracle isn’t bottom-fishing for a quick bounce; he’s waiting for real blood in the streets. So, what does a "big decline" actually look like to smart money, and what does it mean for your portfolio? 1️⃣ Perspective from a $380B Cash Fortress Retail traders often panic over a 5% red week, but Buffett's historical frame of reference is entirely different. He reminded the mar