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Artificial Intelligence Is Killing Software.

Bitcoin Rejection at $73K: The Great Rotation & Software OpportunitiesBitcoin is hitting a wall at $73K, and the "smart money" is making a move. As early adopters and major funds rotate out of digital assets and back into the historical safety of gold and silver, we have to ask the hard questions about what we actually own.In today’s episode, I break down the shifting sentiment in crypto—including the looming threat of quantum computing on blockchain security—and why I’m doubling down on high-conviction software plays while others are panic selling.The Flight to Quality: Why funds are ditching "theoretical" assets for historical safety.Software Selloff Deep Dive: I’m disclosing my buys today in CRM (Salesforce) and NOW (ServiceNow). I’ll explain why their "Rule of 40" status, massive FCF, and aggressive buybacks make them the ultimate "Asset Light" plays.The AI ROI Reality: Is AI killing software, or is it the ultimate margin expander? We look at the actual data.The CEO Mindset: How I’m using "Vibe Coding" and AI to slash labor expenses and front-run the competition.Mastering Exit Timing: When to cut your winners and losers before the market turns.Important Updates & HousekeepingConsolidation: I’ve simplified the channel. All video and audio formats are now consolidated right here on YouTube. This is your one-stop shop.New Cadence: I am moving to a daily schedule. I will do my best to pre-announce travel days etc., but stay tuned for consistent daily insights.Connect With Me!Have thoughts on the $73K rejection or the software dip?Comment below – I read them all.Email: wallstreetwman@gmail.comDisclaimerThis video is for educational and entertainment purposes only. The content shared here represents my personal opinions and moves; it is not investment or financial advice. I am not a financial advisor. Trading and investing involve significant risk. Always conduct your own due diligence and consult with a professional before making any financial decisions.

Concerning chasm between investor sentiment and stock volatility.

Market Volatility & The $1.5T SpaceX Merger | Daily Update Feb 2, 2026The market is showing a dangerous disconnect between price action and reality. While the S&P and Nasdaq posted modest gains today, the underlying volatility in commodities and crypto suggests a much more turbulent environment than the VIX implies.In today’s briefing, we break down the massive $50B Oracle funding round, the impending SpaceX-xAI merger, and why Jensen Huang’s concerns regarding OpenAI should have every AI investor on high alert.Key Takeaways from February 2nd:Energy Markets: Oil fell 4.5% as OPEC+ holds production steady and the market eyes this Friday’s US-Iran nuclear program talks.Oracle (ORCL): A $50B funding round using debt is one thing—issuing new equity for a mature giant is another. It signals potential operational strain that investors shouldn't ignore.The Volatility Gap: We saw a 15% swing in Silver and Bitcoin dropping 10% to $75K, yet the VIX ended down 6%. This suggests a level of market denial that may precede a stock correction.AI Strategy: WSJ reports Jensen Huang is concerned with Sam Altman’s "lack of discipline" at OpenAI. Given the massive CapEx involved, friction between the chip providers and the builders is a significant macro risk.The Big IPO: SpaceX will merge with xAI ahead of an expected $1.5T IPO. This would be the largest IPO in history—stay tuned for how this liquidity event shifts the tech landscape.Connect with me: 📧 Email: wallstreetwman@gmail.com 💬 Leave a comment below—I read them all.Disclaimer: This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only. The content shared here is not investment or financial advice. Trading and investing involve significant risk. Please conduct your own due diligence and consult with a licensed professional before making any financial decisions. The creator is not responsible for any financial losses incurred.#StockMarket #Oracle #SpaceX #OpenAI #Volatility #Investing #MarketNews #Bitcoin #OilPrices

Precious metals free-fall, new Fed Chairman, earnings season continues.

The S&P 500 closed out January 2026 with a gain, but a late-month slide and a looming government shutdown have the markets on edge. In this video, I break down why the "January Barometer" might be signaling a green year ahead, but why you shouldn't get complacent.We also dive into the nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Fed Chair. The "meme reset" in gold and silver is a healthy reality check, but the real story is the historical "testing" period for new Fed chairs. If the Senate confirms him, watch out for May.📊 Key Topics Covered:Market Update: S&P 500 January performance and why volatility is the new baseline.The Warsh Factor: Kevin Warsh nominated for Fed Governor/Chair. What his "hawkish" reputation means for rate cuts and precious metals.Washington Standoff: Another partial government shutdown this weekend? My "no-nonsense" take on why DC can’t keep the lights on.Safe Havens: Why Communication Services (VZ, T) were the clear winners today and how to use dividends as a hedge.Earnings Preview: Big Tech on deck—Amazon (AMZN) and Alphabet (GOOGL) report next week.📉 Market Stats & Levels:S&P 500: Finished Jan up over 1%, despite today's 0.5% slip.Precious Metals: Gold down 10%, Silver down 27%—the dollar is flexing.Top Movers: Verizon (VZ) +12%, AT&T (T) +4.3%.📩 Connect With Me:Have a question about your portfolio or a thought on the Fed nominee?Comment below—I read them all.Email: wallstreetwman@gmail.comDisclaimer: This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own due diligence.#StockMarket #Fed #KevinWarsh #Investing #EarningsSeason #SP500 #Gold #Silver #VZ #ATT #GovernmentShutdown

USA paid 96% of tariffs...and may bomb Iran?

Apple Smashes Records, But Where is the AI? | Market Report Jan 29, 2026The market opened with a steep drop today, with the Nasdaq down over 2.6% at the lows before a massive recovery. While software took a hit—led by a 10% slide in Microsoft—Apple delivered a historic revenue beat. However, the lack of AI specifics has the stock flat. We’re also diving into the reality of the 2025 tariff data and why the trade deficit actually increased.In this video:Market Recovery: Analyzing the intraday turnaround for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.Apple Q1 Earnings: $144B in revenue and a 38% surge in China. Why isn't the stock soaring?Software Selloff: Microsoft’s 10% drop and why I’m buying more ServiceNow (NOW) at 114.Geopolitics & Oil: Crude is up 8% in 5 days. We look at the USS Carrier groups moving toward the Persian Gulf and Mediterranean.The 2025 Tariff Study: Breaking down the Kiel Institute report. Who really paid the $200B in customs revenue?ServiceNow (NOW): 35% FCF growth and an accelerated $5B buyback.Kiel Institute Study: 96% of 2025 tariffs were paid by US companies/consumers.Trade Deficit: Up 4% YOY despite a 25% drop in import volume.Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor. This video is a report of my personal trades and an analysis of current market events. Trading based on geopolitical speculation is risky; always do your own due diligence.#AppleEarnings #StockMarket2026 #MSFT #ServiceNow #Tariffs #OilPrices #Investing #MacroEconomy

AI Love, Software Hate.

Meta, Microsoft, Tesla and Service Now earnings, plus the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision.