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Always fun with Jensen Huang and @jimcramer at NVIDIA GTC!

Today, we're taking Manus out of the cloud and putting it on your desktop. Introducing My Computer, the core feature of the new Manus Desktop app. It’s your AI agent, now on your local machine.


Berkshire Hathaway $BRK.A is now underperforming the S&P 500 by nearly 28 percentage points since Warren Buffett announced his retirement 🚨🚨 That ain't gonna work Greg 👀

This is what happens when you don’t have enough “no people” on your team. There’s 1 million yes men but you need someone that’s gonna say no Nobody felt confident enough to be able to say “hey we shouldn’t release this. It looks weird” Common sense consultancy group

NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: The rise and fall of Intel: The collapse of America’s chip champion In 2007, Steve Jobs called Intel’s CEO with a proposal that could have changed the future of computing. Apple needed a new chip for an upcoming device called the iPhone. At the time, Intel’s CEO, Paul Otellini, reviewed the numbers and didn’t like what he saw. He didn’t believe the device would sell in the volumes required to justify building a custom chip. So he said no. Looking back, Otellini admitted he regretted the decision. He said his gut told him to take the deal, but he followed the numbers instead. The problem was that the forecast was wrong, and not just slightly wrong. It was off by a factor of 100. Apple chose to go with ARM-based chips instead, a completely different architecture from Intel’s. Since that fateful call, nearly 2 billion ARM chips have shipped in smartphones, while PC shipments during that same period totaled only about 250 million units. But that missed iPhone deal wasn’t even Intel’s biggest mistake. In 2000, Intel was worth over $500 billion and controlled 90% of the global PC market. Fast forward 25 years, and by November 2024, Intel was removed from the S&P 500 and replaced by Nvidia, a company that was once considered an afterthought. How does a company that dominant lose its edge? Was it leadership failures, market shifts, technological disruption, or something deeper? This is the rise and fall of Intel.




MercadoLibre over the last 5 years: Revenue +559% Stock Price +16% $MELI

FY26: A Q4 full of records and a defining year in our company’s history with record full-year revenue, EPS and cash generation. Catch the earnings call replay & see the Q4 report 📝: del.ly/6019htU8Z


Earnings season continues. Here is the schedule for some of the anticipated upcoming earning reports.


Earnings season continues. Here is the schedule for some of the anticipated upcoming earning reports.

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