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Capital Expenditures (CAPEX) in 2026:
Amazon $200 billion
Meta $185 billion
Microsoft $110 billion
The trio will spend approximately $600 billion, compared to their spending of $350 billion in 2025 and $250 billion in 2024.
The AI frenzy is one of the main reasons for this massive spending!

"Hidden Million Dollar Opportunity in Front of Everyone"
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Pricing Bitcoin in fiat currency like the dollar is a losing game with a negative yield.
You are comparing two completely conflicting monetary protocols at their core. However, most market participants still measure Bitcoin’s “value” in US dollars because it is still considered the global reserve currency.
The current market narrative is that Bitcoin is just a “crypto Nasdaq” related to stock movements, and this narrative heavily dominates traders and Wall Street. Those who understand markets realize that

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Is silver witnessing a new bullish market? Are the recent lows around $70 turning into the "new bottom" for the white metal? Especially after eliminating the excessive leverage that caused forced sell-offs and sharp crashes recently.
Karel Merks, an investment strategy analyst at "Beleggers Belangen," confirmed that the collapse of silver prices from $121 to $64 was not the end of the bull market, but a "forced cleansing" of reckless traders.
Merks identified several reasons indicating that a bullish market for silver is ahead, most notably:
- Traders exiting the market: The recen

In 2021, trader Mark Minervini achieved one of the most significant accomplishments in modern trading history by winning the U.S. Stock Investment Championship with a portfolio exceeding one million USD, achieving a documented annual return of 334%. While this remarkable figure garnered worldwide attention, the true story behind this achievement lies not in bold speculation but in disciplined risk management executed with precision and consistency. What are the key lessons behind this success?
The U.S. Investment Championship is not a "simulation," but trading with real money and meticulous ac

Kathy Wood: We Bought Bitcoin at $250 in 2015... and Many Mocked Us Back Then
Famous investor Kathy Wood, CEO of Ark Invest, revealed that her first Bitcoin purchase was in 2015 when the price of one coin was around $250.
Wood said during her appearance on The Diary of a CEO Podcast that her first Bitcoin was bought in the summer of 2015, explaining: "We entered the market at around $250 per coin, and today the price has risen significantly, which confirms that we entered very early and were convinced we were heading in the right direction."
She added that many people mocked her investment in

Mark Cuban: Artificial Intelligence Could Enable One Person to Start a Giant Company from Home
Mark Cuban said that AI is still in its early stages, but it has the potential to generate enormous wealth and possibly produce the world's first trillionaire. He believes that what we see today is only a small part of what this technology can offer in the future.
He pointed out that AI could allow a single individual to establish a giant company from their home, just as major companies like Apple and Amazon did in the past. He cited the example of OpenAI, which was founded in Greg Brockman's home in

2010: Hal Finney is Satoshi
2012: Nick Szabo is Satoshi
2014: Dorian Nakamoto is Satoshi
2016: Craig Wright is Satoshi
2018: Adam Back is Satoshi
2020: Jack Dorsey is Satoshi
2022: Elon Musk is Satoshi
2024: Peter Todd is Satoshi
2026: Epstein is Satoshi
And Satoshi, if he appears, will not be able to change Bitcoin
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"Success in investing depends more on discipline than on intelligence." - Charlie Munger
This wisdom suggests that having high intelligence or advanced technical knowledge does not guarantee success in investing. The market is full of smart people who lost money because they did not follow clear rules. Discipline means sticking to the plan, respecting the rules, and not being swayed by emotions or temporary temptations.
Intelligence may help you analyze opportunities, but discipline is what prevents you from making reckless decisions out of fear or greed. Many losses occur not due to poor anal