Archive - Winvesta Crisps

This week’s stock shocks as of 6th March, 2026

Most investors woke up this week to oil prices and war headlines—and had no idea what it meant for their portfolio.

2 hrs ago • Raahil

Amazon (AMZN): The cloud infrastructure company hiding inside an online shop

Most investors still look at Amazon as an e-commerce stock.

Mar 5 • Raahil

Why Central bank speeches move markets more than rate decisions

Most investors still get their central bank analysis from CNBC headlines and Twitter threads.

Mar 4 • Raahil

Nvidia just crushed earnings. So why did the stock drop 5%?

NVIDIA just delivered one of the most dominant earnings reports in corporate history.

Mar 3 • Raahil

CoreWeave’s earnings paradox: When a $66.8 billion backlog can’t stop a 19% stock crash

CoreWeave entered its Q4 2025 earnings call on Thursday with one of the most extraordinary demand stories in cloud computing history—and still watched…

Mar 2 • Raahil

February 2026

This week’s stock shocks as of 27th February, 2026

The week opened with a gut-punch and closed with a sigh of relief—but the bruises are still showing.

Feb 27 • Raahil

Intel (INTC): The comeback trade hiding inside America’s semiconductor crisis

Everyone thinks Intel is a fading CPU company.

Feb 25 • Raahil

Why Central bank speeches move markets more than rate decisions - & how to read them this February

Every February, global investors brace for what central bankers say, not just what they do. This month, as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell prepares…

Feb 25 • Raahil

JPMorgan’s debanking dilemma: When a $5 billion lawsuit meets a $57 billion profit machine

JPMorgan Chase enters the final week of February 2026 with an uncomfortable admission on the record.

Feb 24 • Raahil

This week’s stock shocks as of 20th February, 2026

Walmart beat earnings, announced a $30 billion buyback, crossed $700 billion in annual revenue for the first time, and the stock still fell.

Feb 20 • Raahil

Apple (AAPL): The services transformation hiding inside the iPhone story

Many people think Apple is a hardware company that sells premium phones.

Feb 19 • Raahil

Why Central bank speeches move markets more than rate decisions

And how to read them this February.

Feb 18 • Raahil

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