Nvidia just posted a $68 billion quarter, shattering Wall Street's ceiling yet again. The stock is up, the bulls are dancing, and the AI gold rush looks infinite. But look closer at the capex numbers from Big Tech, and a different, more fragile story begins to emerge.
The Dow Jones just pulled a 963-point "tsunami" to flirt with the 50,000 mark, and the City is buzzing with vindication. But before you pop the sparkling shiraz, take a breath. This sudden euphoria reeks of short-term memory loss regarding the 2025 tariff crash. Are we witnessing a robust recovery, or just a volatility trap wearing a party hat?
They call it a 'healthy correction'. I call it a wake-up call from a comatose patient. While the Dow Jones flirts with record highs, the tremors felt this week aren't just market noise—they're the cracking foundations of the post-2024 economic illusion.
