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The manufacturing tools industry faces weak demand, supply chain issues, and labor challenges, but cost controls and product innovation are helping companies stay competitive. Lincoln Electric, Stanley Black & Decker, and Enerpac Tool Group are positioned to endure and potentially benefit despite the headwinds.

About time! Canada doesn’t have these restrictions!

Day trading is about to get easier for smaller retail investors Regulators are moving to dismantle one of the most controversial barriers for active retail traders — the $25,000 minimum equity rule for pattern day trading.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has fully exited BYD 🚗⚡ after 17 years

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has sold its entire stake in Chinese electric vehicle leader BYD, marking the end of a 17-year investment that generated billions in returns.

The investment firm marked the value of BYD stock as zero as of March 2025, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in May. BYD’s public relations team publicly thanked Berkshire Hathaway for its support over nearly two decades.

Berkshire Hathaway first acquired a 10% stake in BYD in 2008, spending roughly $230 million when the stock was trading around HK$8 per share. The Omaha-based firm gradually reduced its holdings, starting in August 2022 with the sale of 1.33 million shares at HK$277 each.

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Eugene Fama, the Nobel Prize-winning economist famously known as the "Father of Modern Finance," has issued a startling warning for Bitcoin investors. He predicts that Bitcoin has an extremely high chance of becoming worthless within the next ten years. This bold claim is shaking confidence in the cryptocurrency world and has sparked intense debate among financial experts.

Fama points to Bitcoin’s extreme volatility and lack of intrinsic value as key reasons for his prediction. Unlike traditional currencies or assets, Bitcoin does not generate cash flow or have tangible backing. This makes it highly speculative and vulnerable to sudden crashes. Investors who see Bitcoin as a long-term store of value may need to reconsider their positions.

Despite the cryptocurrency reaching staggering market capitalizations and attracting millions of global investors, Fama remains unconvinced about its sustainability. He compares Bitcoin to past financial bubbles, warning that its popularity and hype could mask an underlying instability. According to him, the market may experience shocks that could wipe out the value entirely.

The warning has ignited debates across social media, investment forums, and news outlets. Some see it as a necessary wake-up call for crypto enthusiasts, while others argue that innovation and adoption may prove Fama’s prediction wrong. One thing is clear: his statement has grabbed the attention of investors, regulators, and financial strategists worldwide.

Whether you are a seasoned investor or a casual crypto follower, this prediction is a reminder of the risks involved in speculative markets. Bitcoin may have revolutionized digital finance, but experts like Fama urge caution and careful evaluation before diving in.

Build-A-Bear outperformed Nvidia. Let that teddy sink in. 🧸

JUST IN: 🇯🇵 Japanese public company Metaplanet buys 1,009 for $112.2 million.

They now hold 20,000 BTC 🙌

26th August 2025.

Warren Buffett sold around $4 billion of Apple stock in Q2 2025 and used $1.5 billion of that to buy UnitedHealth Group. Berkshire trimmed 20 million Apple shares, roughly 6.7% of its stake, while adding about 5 million shares of UnitedHealth.

Apple remains a strong long-term bet with loyal customers and possible AI-driven growth, but Buffett favored UnitedHealth’s lower valuation and reduced risk. While Apple trades at a higher earnings multiple, UnitedHealth’s slump is seen as temporary, making it a safer near-term buy.

Financian.com

50% of all Nvidia employees now have a net worth of at least $25 million.🤯

Just 3 years ago:
Nvidia was $18 (now $179)
Meta was $160 (now $764)
Uber was $21 (now $92)
Robinhood was $9 (now $102)
Spotify was $100 (now $661)

Investing is not about “timing the market” but instead “time in the market”