TSMC Posts $22.4B Quarterly Profit: The Invisible AI Engine
In the last three months, TSMC made $40.2 billion in revenue — more than the GDP of 60 countries combined.
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In the last three months, TSMC made $40.2 billion in revenue — more than the GDP of 60 countries combined.
Over the past four weeks, $3.3 trillion flowed out of tech stocks — but the money didn't vanish. It's rotating into small companies no one's watching.
The Dutch chip-equipment maker surpassed Novo Nordisk's record after raising its 2026 revenue outlook by 15% in just three months — fueled by insatiable AI demand.
Over the past 6 months, 28 top managers at major tech companies have bought their own shares — the highest insider buying rate ever recorded. While retail investors sell.
Alphabet has invested $175 billion in AI infrastructure this year — more than any tech company in history. Tonight we find out if it pays off.
While most retail investors watch tech stocks, institutional money has quietly moved over $40 billion into defensive sectors in the last three weeks — the largest rotation since 2024.
On July 15, ASML raised its annual forecast for the second time — from €36-40B to €43-45B — a 16% jump at the midpoint in just months.
Over the past 4 weeks, hedge funds pulled $18 billion from the three largest tech giants — the most brutal rotation since the COVID crash.
In three days we'll know if the AI bubble bursts or keeps growing: Alphabet shows cloud numbers tomorrow, Tesla margins on Wednesday. 70% Nasdaq gains this year hang on these two reports.
On July 15, ASML raised its full-year forecast for the second time in six months — from €36–40B to €43–45B in revenue. The reason: AI chips are scarce, and ASML is the only company worldwide that can deliver the machines.
Mit 10.000€ in JPMorgan Aktien erhältst du alle 3 Monate automatisch ~150€ Dividende — ohne einen Finger zu rühren. Das ist tägliches Einkommen aus echtem Bankprofit.
The European Central Bank meets July 23 — and markets are waiting for the decision: Do rates fall and save tech? Or stay the same and banks win?