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Who really owns Netflix? Q4 earnings reveal the shift.
Netflix enters the back half of January 2026 with quiet confidence, born of defying sceptics.
15 hrs ago
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Denila Lobo
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This week’s stock shocks as of 16th January, 2026.
Wall Street’s first full trading week of 2026 delivered the kind of reality check that often follows holiday optimism.
Jan 16
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Mythili
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Blackrock and Morgan Stanley: “Owning the flows” in a high‑valuation market
In a market where the “Magnificent Seven” and AI‑themed growth stocks dominate headlines, two financial giants have quietly positioned themselves as the…
Jan 15
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Mythili
6
Powell probe 101: Why Fed independence suddenly matters for your portfolio
In early 2026, the phrase “Fed independence” has moved from academic papers and op-eds straight into portfolio strategy discussions.
Jan 14
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Mythili
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Bitcoin and Ether ETFs: Big December inflows, sharp January outflows
As 2025 drew to a close, Bitcoin and Ether spot ETFs delivered their strongest monthly inflows of the year, fueled by institutional year-end positioning…
Jan 14
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Mythili
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TSMC (TSM): The earnings call that sets the tone for the 2026 AI chip cycle
TSMC’s latest earnings call does more than close the books on another record year; it effectively sets the reference point for the entire 2026 AI chip…
Jan 12
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Mythili
5
This week’s stock shocks as of 9th January, 2026.
The first full trading week of 2026 felt like a classic “macro overhang” market.
Jan 9
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Mythili
13
Nasdaq Inc. (NDAQ): Owning the exchange in a volatile, AI‑heavy market
Nasdaq Inc.
Jan 8
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Mythili
7
Why conferences matter more than headlines in January
Every January, investors obsess over macro headlines, Fed speeches, job reports, inflation tracks, while missing a quieter but often more critical…
Jan 7
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Mythili
13
ETF Flows vs. Index Levels: Are investors still buying the highs in 2026?
The start of 2026 finds global equity markets in a curious position.
Jan 6
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Mythili
9
Greenbrier (GBX): Railcars in a slowing but still growing US economy
Greenbrier Companies, one of North America’s leading railcar manufacturers, lessors, and service providers, sits squarely at the crossroads of U.S.
Jan 5
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Mythili
5
This week’s stock shocks as of 2nd January, 2026.
The first trading week of 2026 was more of a soft launch than a grand opening.
Jan 2
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Mythili
5
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