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Zach Tushaus
About Zach Tushaus
Finance Major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Founder of Quantifyed.
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Madison, WI
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Finance Major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Founder of Quantifyed.
Nvidia just posted another big earnings report, beating estimates for both revenue and profit. Q3 revenue hit $35.08 billion, up 94% from last year, and earnings per share landed at $0.81. But even these strong results couldn’t stop the stock from falling 2% after hours. Let’s
Investors in 2024 aren’t holding back. Margin debt is at record highs, call options are dominating, and the S&P 500 is having its best year in over a decade. I'll break down these trends and explain what’s causing the momentum. A Debt-Driven Market Rally
Small-cap stocks—companies with a market cap of under $2 billion—don’t usually steal the spotlight, but November turned them into the main event. The Russell 2000 didn’t just outperform mid and large caps; it dominated, posting a 3.9% gain compared to 2.2% for the S&
Bitcoin’s breaking records again, shooting past $82,000 right after the U.S. presidential election. While we're debating politics, Bitcoin was busy throwing itself a victory party Here’s what’s going on: let’s get into why Bitcoin’s on this massive run after the election,
Trump’s 2024 win didn’t just make headlines—it moved markets in a big way. Some sectors surged, big time. Record Day for the S&P 500 The S&P 500 rose 2.5% on November 6th, marking its biggest post-election day gain ever. in history. That&
Just when you thought Warren Buffett couldn’t pile up more cash, he’s got a new record: $325 billion. Meanwhile, I'm over here figuring out how to stretch my paycheck. Berkshire Hathaway’s cash reserves hit insane levels in Q3 2024. What’s he waiting for? A
Happy halloween! 🎃 It’s been a bumpy ride in the markets, with job numbers slipping while oil prices are acting like they’re on an upward escalator. Fitting, I guess, since Halloween just passed—nothing scarier than high prices and a weak job market. Here’s the lowdown: U.S.
Big Tech stocks are climbing to new highs, while oil prices are taking a hit. With tech giants driving the Nasdaq’s recovery and oil prices dropping due to recent geopolitical events, investors have plenty to watch as earnings season continues. Here’s a look at what’s happening and
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