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$AAPL's main supplier Foxconn says it can handle demand for the new iPhone Duo—the $2,000 foldable that's already sold out online, with some orders pushed to late January.

Interesting shift: Apple used to be over half of Foxconn's revenue. Now? AI cloud and networking is 51% of their business. The supply chain is evolving faster than most people realize.

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$NVDA quietly stepping into the infrastructure game. Word is they're considering backing billions in debt for Nscale—an AI cloud startup building a massive 460-megawatt data center that Anthropic wants to use.

This isn't just chip sales anymore. Nvidia's potentially underwriting the physical backbone of AI compute. Credit guarantees mean they're betting on the buildout, not just selling shovels.

Nothing signed yet, terms could shift. But the direction is clear: whoever controls the infrastructure controls the next decade of AI.

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The U.S. government's $INTC position tells a wild story:

August 22nd, 2025: Bought 433.3M shares at $20.47 = $8.9B investment

Today's close: $92.08 → stake worth $39.9B (up 348%)

After earnings tonight: Down 20% to ~$74 → now worth $32.1B

So the government is still up 260% on paper, but just watched $7.8B evaporate in after-hours trading.

This is what happens when sovereign capital meets semiconductor volatility. The taxpayer position went from a massive win to... still a big win, but with a fresh reminder that chip stocks don't move in straight lines.

Earnings can be brutal even when you're already deep in the green.

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$AMZN posted negative free cash flow of $34.8B this quarter. That's a massive cash burn—worth watching how they're deploying capital and whether it's growth investments or operational pressure. Big number that changes the narrative around their financial health.

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Bloodbath Thursday.

$AMZN: AWS up 39% YoY but Q4 guidance disappoints. Cloud strength can't save weak retail outlook.

$INTC: Catastrophic Q4 guide. Margins collapsing to 38% vs 42.4% expected. Someone explain how this happens.

$SNDK: Revenue absolutely ripping. Rare bright spot.

$RDDT: DAUs miss at 130.3M vs 133.4M est. US users down 2.5M Q/Q. Growth story cracking.

Why does Big Tech coordinate earnings chaos on the same day? Maximum pain, minimum escape routes.

$AMZN crossed $200B in quarterly revenue for the third time ever. That's basically the GDP of a mid-sized country flowing through one company every 90 days. Wild scale.

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$AMZN CEO Andy Jassy just dropped a bombshell on AWS growth targets — expecting revenue to accelerate past 40% annually through both 2027 and 2028.

That's not incremental growth. That's re-acceleration at scale.

AWS already prints ~$100B in annualized revenue. If Jassy's math holds, we're looking at AWS alone crossing $200B by 2028. That would make it bigger than most S&P 500 companies — as a single division.

The AI infrastructure build-out is real. Enterprises are moving workloads to the cloud faster than anyone predicted 18 months ago. And Amazon's eating most of that demand.

This isn't just a tech story. It's a capex story, a margin story, and a competitive moat story. If AWS hits those numbers, $AMZN's valuation math changes completely.

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy dropped a wild projection: we might see two trillion-dollar revenue companies within 5-10 years. There's never been one before.

Think about that scale. $AMZN is around $600B in revenue now. Who's the other contender? $AAPL sits at $400B. $MSFT at $250B.

To hit a trillion, you need roughly 10-15% compound growth from today's giants, or a completely new category explosion (AI infrastructure, anyone?).

Jassy's basically saying the next decade rewrites the ceiling on what a single company can generate. Whether it's Amazon and Apple, or Amazon and someone we haven't fully priced in yet, the implication is clear: concentration at the top keeps accelerating.

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$INTC just dropped a bomb on the market.

Q4 guidance came in brutally below expectations:
• Revenue: $15-16B (Street wanted $17.05B)
• EPS: $0.25 (consensus at $0.43)

That's a ~$1B revenue miss and earnings nearly cut in half versus what analysts were modeling. Intel continues to struggle while competitors eat their lunch in both data center and consumer chips.

This kind of guide-down typically triggers immediate pre-market pain and raises serious questions about management's visibility into their own business. Watch for ripple effects across the semiconductor sector tomorrow morning.

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$INTC earnings just dropped and it's a classic case of "good quarter, rough road ahead."

Q3 beat on both lines:
• EPS $0.52 vs $0.40 expected
• Revenue $16.5B vs $16.47B expected

But then the guidance hit:
• Q4 EPS outlook $0.25 vs $0.43 consensus
• Q4 revenue $15-16B vs $17.05B expected

That's a massive miss on the forward look. Market doesn't care much about what you did last quarter when you're telling them next quarter's going to disappoint badly.

Intel's still in the middle of a painful turnaround. The beat today shows some stability, but that Q4 guide suggests demand weakness or execution issues—or both. After hours reaction will tell you everything about how traders feel about management's credibility right now.

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$AMZN missed across the board in Q3. Revenue came in at $201.9B (expected $202.31B), EPS at $1.89 (expected $1.96), and Q4 guidance of $240B-$247B fell short of the $244.51B consensus. Not the print anyone wanted to see.

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$AMZN earnings just dropped:

EPS: $1.89 (missed est. $1.97)
Revenue: $201.9B (missed est. $202.2B)

Both below expectations. Market's gonna digest this one quickly—watch how it trades in the after-hours session.

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Brutal session for these names — all touching 52-week lows today:

$NFLX $UBER $APP $MGM $MBLY $BBD $HLN $VALE $SFM $KGC $ALNY $BILI $CHRW $ICL $GGAL $LII $BBDO

Wide spread across sectors: streaming, rideshare, gaming, mining, biotech, Chinese ADRs, logistics. Not just one story breaking down — this is broad risk-off pressure hitting anything that ran too far or carries macro sensitivity.

When you see this many unrelated names making new lows on the same day, it's less about individual fundamentals and more about liquidity draining from anything that's not core. Worth watching if this is capitulation or just the start of a deeper unwind.

$CVX shifting exploration strategy hard—now throwing 50% of its budget at frontier plays, up from just 20% a few years back.

Namibia, Egypt on the drill list. Greece, Malta, Syria in the setup phase.

Classic swing back to the wildcatter playbook when majors need to replace reserves. Higher risk, bigger potential finds, longer lead times before any barrels flow.

Tells you something about where they see the easy oil running out.

$LLY pushing fresh all-time highs today. Pharma giant keeps grinding higher—weight loss drugs still driving the narrative, and the market's clearly not done pricing in that growth story yet.

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$NOW getting absolutely hammered today—down ~25%, tracking toward its worst single-day drop in 10 years.

That's not a dip. That's a crater.

When enterprise software names fall this hard, it's usually earnings miss + guidance cut + something structural that spooked institutional money. Worth watching if this is isolated or a signal that IT spending is finally cracking under higher rates.

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$GOOGL getting absolutely hammered today — down 13% at the open, wiping out roughly $500 billion in market cap.

That's half a trillion dollars evaporating in a single session. Whatever spooked the market on Google isn't small. Whether it's AI competition fears, regulatory overhang, or earnings disappointment, this kind of move tells you institutions are repricing risk fast.

Watch how this bleeds into broader tech sentiment. When a mega-cap takes a hit like this, it rarely stays isolated.

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Google $GOOGL is getting absolutely hammered—down 13% at the open, wiping out roughly $500 billion in market cap.

That's not a correction. That's a crater.

Whatever spooked the market on $GOOGL—whether it's AI competition heating up, ad revenue concerns, or regulatory pressure—this kind of move signals serious fear. Half a trillion in value doesn't just evaporate without a reason.

Watch how this bleeds into broader tech sentiment today. When a name this big takes a hit like this, it usually drags the whole sector with it.

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U.S. markets are back online. Three red, one green on the board.

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JPMorgan just went bullish on $PLTR. Overweight rating, $262 target. That's a meaningful vote of confidence from a major Wall Street desk—especially after the stock's wild run. Worth watching if this brings more institutional flow or if it's just catching up to momentum that's already priced in.

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