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Markets & AI What investors argued about from late September to Oct 22, 2026.
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Is AI a bubble? Both sides, and the evidence each one points to.
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CoreWeave: AI's credit canary When a GPU landlord's bonds fall, the data-center trade listens.
Sources (4) 0:59 D3
Who pays for the AI buildout? Cash flow, bonds, or someone else's balance sheet.
Sources (4) 1:03 D4
Anthropic's IPO: revenue, loss, price tag Fast revenue growth, a large loss, and a price tag still moving.
Sources (4) 0:59 D5
Memory: the most crowded AI trade Micron, SanDisk, and a well-known shortage.
Sources (4) 0:58 D6
October's chip wreck, then the dip-buy Eight straight down days for chip stocks, then a bounce.
Sources (4) 0:56 D7
5% yields vs. the AI trade Why the bond market matters to chip stocks.
Sources (4) 1:04 D8
Nvidia: one stock, ~8% of the S&P 500 Every S&P 500 fund holds a lot of one company.
Sources (4) 1:05 D9
SpaceX's first profit is an AI story The quarter's largest segment was compute, not rockets.
Sources (3) 1:03 D10
OpenAI's $20B revenue gap Same company, two run rates. Most of the difference is accounting.
Sources (4) 0:53 D11
Two markets? AI leaders vs. the rest What year-to-date prices actually show.
Sources (1) 0:59 D12
Oil above $100 and your growth stocks How crude reaches inflation, bond yields and tech valuations.
Sources (4) 1:00 D13
Q3 earnings: the AI spending report card Who reported, what they spent, and who is still to come.
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Circular financing: suppliers funding customers When the chip seller is also the investor, lender or guarantor.
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Why nuclear stocks trade like AI stocks Power is the input every data center needs.
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Data centers that may never get built Power, permission and money are slowing the buildout.
Sources (3) 1:02 D17
Oracle and the price of AI debt A $638 billion backlog, negative cash flow, and a rating one notch above junk.
Sources (3) 0:57 D18
China's Nvidia orders and the supply math Reported orders for the RTX PRO 5500, and how many Nvidia can make.
Sources (1) 0:56 D19
TSMC beat, chips fell A beat, a strong outlook, and a sector that sold off anyway.
Sources (3) 0:53 D20
The storage boom and the drawdown Disk and flash makers rode the AI build. Then they swung hard the other way.
Sources (3) 0:51 D21
Bitcoin miners became AI landlords Cheap power and big buildings found new tenants. The stocks changed with them.
Sources (4) 0:55 D22
The model race and the market Google's Gemini 4 Argon, what Google claimed, and what the stock did.
Sources (4) 0:53 D23
Meta's Muse and the stock From launch to No. 1, and the stock in those weeks.
Sources (2) 0:50 D24
Will AI eat software? The fear behind this year's software selloff, and what prices have done since.
Sources (2) 0:54 D25
AI and jobs: what the layoff data says Challenger's count of U.S. job cuts, through August 2026.
Sources (1) 1:00 D26
Cheap open models vs. AI-lab margins A summer price war, and bills that don't shrink.
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The AI IPO window, before Anthropic One AI data-center IPO pulled. One giant lining up.
Sources (4) 0:59 D28
The S&P 500, near its high What the index did after its October 6 high.
Sources (4) 0:59 D29
Palantir near its high, and the valuation fight Fast growth meets a fast price run.
Sources (3) 1:02 D30
October crash calls vs. midterm-year history What seasonality says, and what it can't.
Sources (3) 0:51 D31
The rotation into health care, staples and financials Sector moves from the S&P's October 6 high to Oct 21.
Sources (3) 0:56 D32
The first AI bankruptcies Two filings, two different ways to fail.
Sources (3) 0:59 D33
Tesla: the Roadster, Q3, and merger talk One week, three stories.
Sources (5) 0:58 D34
$40 trillion of U.S. debt Treasury's own count, and what it costs.
Sources (5) Explainers The ideas behind the headlines.
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How one AI dollar flows From a cloud budget to chips, memory and power.
Sources (1) 0:57 E2
What credit markets see first Credit spreads and CDS, in plain terms.
Sources (1) 0:49 E3
Why a few stocks move the index Cap-weighted vs. equal-weighted.
Sources (1) 0:48 E4
Why rates hit growth stocks Discounting, explained.
Sources (1) 0:56 E5
Options flow around earnings What the tape can show, and what it can't.
Sources (3) 0:56 E6
What index GEX says Modeled structure, not a forecast.
Sources (2) 1:05 E7
IV crush Implied volatility before and after earnings.
Sources (1) 0:46 E8
How to read an S-1 The filing that says what the pitch leaves out.
Sources (1) As of Oct 22, 2026. Research and education, not investment advice.