
Where the Growth Is

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If you’re as old as me, you’ll well remember how in the early 1990s the NASDAQ would constantly run ads urging people to trade those newfangled high-tech stocks like Intel. Their tag like, which I heard a thousand times, was “NASDAQ: the stock market for the next 100 years.”
Mr. Buffett is no dummy. There’s got to be some awfully good reasons he’s taking over a third of a trillion dollars off the equity table.

After the close, we’ll wrap up – – sadly – -the last two cool earnings announcements of this cycle. Indeed, for the entirety of 2025, only NVDA’s report (in a month) will break the boredom. Looking at these two, Apple and Amazon, it seems to me AAPL is best poised for more strength while AMZN is vulnerable to weakness.

In spite of all the mayhem this afternoon, I’ve got a lengthy meeting, so I won’t be posting new content until a couple of hours after the close. In the meanwhile, here’s a shocking fact: remember when being a millionaire used to be a huge deal? Thanks to the Fed, it’s the most common thing in the world, with the average household (not median, but average) being worth $1.3 million!
