Walt Disney breaking out ?
Walt Disney (DIS US) has consolidated 60% since March 2021 ! Has tested the last two months the 79 support represented by March 2020 low. Now the stock is showing signs of breakout August 2022 downtrend. Keep an eye. Source : Bloomberg
The growth rate of capital being poured into retail money market funds (MMFs) is at its highest level in several decades
Retail MMFs recently surpassed $1.6 trillion; a record high. Source: Koyfin @KoyfinCharts
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, has announced plans for a challenge focused on generative artificial intelligence
The winners is set to receive a total of Dh1 million ($272,290) amid the emirate's shift towards the future economy. The Global Prompt Engineering Championship will be held in May next year at Dubai’s Museum of the Future. In the context of AI, a prompt refers to a specific request made to a language model such as ChatGPT, which can in turn provide a response or solution for a user. Source: The National News
200+ years of US interest rates…
The Long View @HayekAndKeynes
This is how Waren Buffet manages risk
Instead of over-diversifying, he takes big bets on companies / stocks on which he has super-strong conviction and knowledge. Almost half of Warren Buffett’s portfolio is made up of Apple at 48%, and valued at $163.7B. The top 5 holdings account for over 75% of the total portfolio... Source: Genuine Impact
Walmart vs Amazon
25 yrs ago: Walmart revenue 305x larger than Amazon. 20 yrs ago: Walmart revenue 51x larger than Amazon. 10 yrs ago: Walmart revenue 7x larger than Amazon. 5 yrs ago: Walmart revenue 2x larger than Amazon. Today: Walmart revenue 1.1x larger than Amazon. Source: Charlie Bilello
Did you know that the biggest e-Commerce app in Asia AND EUROPE trades at 10X earnings?!
$BABA Source: A.J. Button
From The Kobeissi Letter -> Bankruptcy documents show that WeWork, $WE, will immediately break 40 office leases in New York City
Documents also show that WeWork plans to break leases on 70 properties in New York City. Note that 40 of these locations are completely empty. Once a $47 billion company, WeWork still has 700 locations world wide. Could this bankruptcy worsen the commercial real estate crisis?
