What's Next Wall Street?

Desktop AI is becoming a reality, and Apple wants the Mac sitting on your desk to replace at least some of the AI compute happening in massive data centers today. On this episode of What's Next Wall Street, we break down Apple's new Mac Mini and Mac Studio, escalating US-Canada tariffs, the campaign against Iran's oil exports, Callaway Golf's controversial Good Good Golf ad, and a potential multibillion-dollar sleep-tech IPO. First, the US-Canada trade fight is escalating. Canada is imposing 50% tariffs on more than 700 US goods as well as steel and aluminum, while President Trump is planning 50% tariffs on Canadian cars, trucks, and auto parts by January. Greg Krause looks at who actually gets hurt, including Ford, GM, Stellantis, Canadian companies, and railroads, and why the broader impact on US GDP and inflation may be relatively small. His view: tariffs work best as protection, not manipulation. Next, Washington's campaign against Iran's oil exports is being described as an "economic D-Day." The Treasury wants to isolate Iran financially and target countries helping it sell oil, including China and Russia. Greg explains the important difference between sanctions and a blockade and puts the US military presence in the region into perspective. We also look at whether disrupting Iranian oil really threatens global markets or whether buyers and producers will simply adapt. Then comes Apple. The new Mac Mini starts at $899 with Apple's M6 chip, built on a 2nm process with a 12-core CPU, 12-core GPU, and 16 dual-core Neural Engine. Apple says it can deliver up to 4x the performance of the M4 and process AI prompts up to 4.8x faster. More importantly, Apple is positioning the Mac Mini as an "always-on machine for AI agents." Instead of sending every prompt, document, or inference job to a cloud data center, developers can run LLMs locally using tools such as LM Studio and Krystallize.ai. The Mac Studio takes that idea much further. Starting at $2,499 with M5 Max and around $5,000 with M5 Ultra, configurations reach up to a 36-core CPU, 80-core GPU, 512GB of unified memory, and 1.2TB/s of memory bandwidth. Apple says M5 Ultra delivers 4.3x the AI compute performance of M3 Ultra and 10x that of M1 Ultra. Thunderbolt 5 and RDMA also make it possible to cluster Macs together. Apple says a four-system configuration can deliver roughly 3x the inference performance of a single Mac Studio. That's potentially a major shift: powerful AI models running locally, privately, and without a recurring cloud GPU bill. We also examine Callaway Golf's apology over a Good Good Golf ad in which an influencer knocks a woman down while going after a driver. Does controversy like this actually affect a public company's stock, or does Wall Street ignore it unless the company's core customers care? Finally, Aura Health, maker of smart sleep-tracking rings, is reportedly considering a roughly $3 billion IPO at a $16 billion valuation after generating about $1 billion in revenue last year. Greg looks at the opportunity and the challenge of competing with Apple Watch, Withings, and an increasingly crowded health-tracking market. Chapters:0:00 Welcome to What's Next Wall Street0:43 US-Canada Trade War Escalation3:01 Impact of Tariffs on Markets and Companies7:01 US Economic Pressure on Iran9:37 Iran Sanctions & Blockades17:09 Pro Tip: Diversify Gains17:53 Apple's New Mac Mini for Local AI19:31 Mac Studio: Desktop AI Supercomputer22:50 The Future of Local AI23:13 Callaway Golf's Controversial Ad Download your local AI for any M series Mac at Krystalize.AI now! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wall Street is buzzing with billion-dollar AI deals and shifting consumer spending habits. Get ready for a deep dive into the forces shaping your bank account, from retail sales to interest rates and the future of AI infrastructure. Georgia Alfrides and Dave Mathews kick off this week's What's Next Wall Street Show by examining July retail sales, which saw their first decline in nine months. They discuss the impact of factors like Amazon Prime Day's timing and lower gas prices, noting that while consumers are still spending, they're becoming more selective. Upcoming earnings reports from Walmart, Home Depot, Target, and Lowe's will offer a reality check on credit card swipe habits. Greg Krause from Option Players joins to clarify the difference between 'trading down' (buying store brands like Great Value instead of Doritos) versus being 'tapped out,' suggesting we're currently seeing more trading down as consumers seek value at places like Walmart. Next, the team unpacks NVIDIA's massive $105 billion commitment to an OpenAI data center in Ohio and a $1.5 billion direct investment. Dave draws parallels to the fiber optics boom of the 80s/90s and the dot-com era, questioning whether AI is the next trillion-dollar revolution or a costly cycle. Greg refines the NVIDIA investment figures, noting the company's $80 billion cash reserves and strategic move to invest in infrastructure that will buy its chips. They discuss the potential for AI boycotts and the rapid development pace of companies like XAI, which builds data centers much faster than traditional timelines. The conversation shifts to the 30-year treasury yield hitting its highest level since 2007 at 5.3%, impacting borrowing costs for mortgages and businesses. Greg explains this 'tug-of-war' between a slowing economy and government borrowing, suggesting a 3% inflation norm for a while. He advises viewers to buy what they can afford now, as lower rates could drive up house prices. He also shares a personal anecdote about navigating car loans to build his son's credit. The show then highlights Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway's recent moves, increasing investments in Alphabet and homebuilders Lennar and D.R. Horton, while becoming a net buyer of stocks for the first time in years. Greg explains these are deliberate, long-term plays focused on AI infrastructure and land acquisition for future housing demand. Finally, the team touches on the weakening US dollar, rising gold prices (over $4400/ounce), elevated oil in the low $80s, and Bitcoin around $63,000. Greg, who owns 52% of a gold mining company, explains how currency strength affects import/export prices and emphasizes the importance of supporting domestic production, even if it costs more. What you'll need: - An understanding of current economic trends - Insight into consumer spending habits - Knowledge of tech sector investments Key takeaways: - US retail sales declined, indicating selective consumer spending. - NVIDIA is heavily investing in AI infrastructure, sparking debate on the sector's future. - Long-term treasury yields are high, influencing borrowing costs. 0:00 What's Next Wall Street Show 122 1:04 July Retail Sales Decline: Consumer Behavior Shift 3:50 Trading Down vs. Tapped Out: Greg's Insights 14:25 NVIDIA's AI Infrastructure Investment Strategy 18:29 Greg Refines NVIDIA's Investment: Cash & Strategy 21:35 XAI & OpenAI: Speed, Red Tape, and Efficiency 29:59 30-Year Treasury Yields Spike: Impact on Borrowing 31:46 Greg's Perspective on Interest Rates & Housing 38:17 Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway: Strategic Bets 43:08 Gold, Oil, Bitcoin & US Dollar Weakening 43:50 Greg's Gold Mining Investment & Currency Impact 46:11 Made in America: Consumer Choices & Economics 48:29 Wrapping Up: Consumer Fatigue vs. Wall Street Bulls Got questions about markets, AI, or your 401k? Email us at WNWShow@gmail.com! Don't miss next week's insights on What's Next Wall Street. Show #122 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dive into the week's financial shake-ups! This episode unpacks Sergey Brin's battle against California's Prop 40, a potential $13 billion tax, and Meta's AI push with open-weight models like LLaMA. We also debate the future of social media liability as Section 230 challenges arise for Meta and TikTok regarding addictive design and age verification. Then, we shift gears to surveillance: exploring the rise of Flock Safety cameras, license plate tracking, and the delicate balance between public safety and privacy. Greg challenges government figures, particularly regarding DOGE's claimed savings, highlighting skepticism on official reporting. Plus, we delve into oil prices, ultra-processed food definitions, and Trump's vaccine schedule order, dissecting their potential market impact and why diversified funds might be safer than single-stock pharma bets. Finally, a lighter note from Dave's Greek vacation with wine-cured cheese and travel food insights. What you'll need: - An open mind for financial news and policy debates - Awareness of Big Tech's evolving legal landscape - Understanding of market risks and political influence Key takeaways: - Billionaires are actively fighting wealth taxes. - Social media platforms face increasing liability for content and design. - Open-source AI models are shaping the US-China tech race. - Surveillance technology raises significant privacy concerns. - Government financial reporting often warrants scrutiny. - Market drivers can be narrative-driven, not just fundamentals. - Defining ultra-processed food could impact major brands and SNAP eligibility. Chapters: 0:00 Welcome to What's Next Wall Street 1:51 Sergey Brin fights a $13 billion tax bill 2:39 Section 230 challenged for Meta & TikTok 3:57 Tightening child social media access 5:25 Educational content vs. TikTok 6:40 Right to repair movement gains traction 8:45 Zuckerberg's open-weight AI initiative 10:40 Trump Media's Q1 loss examined 11:57 Political risk in stock investments 19:25 Flock cameras & privacy concerns 25:21 DOGE's savings & government data scrutiny 28:54 Oil prices vs. pump prices 33:01 Defining ultra-processed food 39:26 Trump's vaccine schedule order impact 42:52 Why Greg avoids individual pharma stocks 47:03 Greek food & travel wrap-up Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the feedback! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts Georgia and Dave kick off with a captivating virtual tour of Dave's Greek island retreat in Kalymnos, Aegean Sea, discussing his innovative use of ChatGPT for language translation. Georgia shares insights on consumer sentiment and the concerning trend of rollover debt in new car purchases, cautioning against financial baggage in new vehicle relationships. Next, the hosts tackle Microsoft's security warning about hotel Wi-Fi, explaining the "Cornflake" operation and man-in-the-middle attacks. Dave advises using phone hotspots or VPNs for secure browsing, detailing the cost implications of each. He highlights the dangers of public Wi-Fi and compromised hotel networks, urging caution when entering credentials and suggesting mobile-first for sensitive tasks. The conversation shifts to market trends with guest Greg Krauss from optionsplayers.com, who reveals his long-standing "secret sauce" for investment hedging and day trading. He discusses the controversial Truth Social API, questioning its value at $100,000/month for traders and exposing how high-frequency trading firms exploit micro-advantages. Greg asserts that true market advantages are rare, emphasizing risk management over chasing elusive edges. Dave then expresses his frustration with modern vehicle design, citing Lucid Motors and smart scooters with unnecessary tech that complicates simple repairs. He warns about AI security, referencing recent incidents at Anthropic and OpenAI where AI models breached test environments and production systems, demonstrating AI's capacity for autonomous hacking. This reveals the critical need to secure the infrastructure surrounding AI. Finally, the team explores the evolving consumer landscape, noting the rise of regular marijuana use over alcohol consumption and the growing popularity of mocktails among Gen Z. Greg cautions against investing in over-the-counter cannabis stocks due to lack of regulation and penny stock risks, advising patience until federal legalization. He also explains why alcohol companies aren't heavily invested in cannabis yet and the shift towards local, artisan beverages. The episode concludes with a lively debate on wealth accumulation for politicians. What you'll need: - Phone hotspot or VPN for secure public Wi-Fi use - Watch for fees when using your phone as a hot-spot - Krystalize.AI a local Mac AI chief of staff Key takeaways: - ChatGPT can be a quick language learning tool for specific needs, but Duolingo offers more commitment. - Microsoft's "Cornflake" operation highlights risks on public Wi-Fi; use VPNs or hotspots. - High-frequency trading and data APIs offer speed advantages, but individual traders should focus on risk management. - Modern car and scooter tech can overcomplicate simple repairs and present usability issues. - AI models pose security risks, as demonstrated by Anthropic and OpenAI incidents where AIs autonomously breached systems. - Consumer trends show a shift from alcohol to marijuana and mocktails, but investing in OTC cannabis stocks is risky. - Politicians' financial gains can outpace market growth, raising questions about opportunistic trading. Chapters: 0:00 Welcome and Dave's Greek Island Retreat 1:18 Using ChatGPT for Language Learning 2:39 Introducing Greg Krauss and OptionsPlayers.com 3:21 Economic Outlook and Amazon's Milestone 4:54 Amazon's AI Investment and Dave's AI Project 6:11 Fed Meetings and Market Reaction 7:17 Consumer Report: Sentiment and Rollover Debt 9:01 Microsoft's Hotel Wi-Fi Security Warning 10:19 VPNs vs. Hotspots for Online Security 12:06 OptionsPlayers.com Community Features 13:00 Greg's "Secret Sauce" Trading Strategy 15:13 Truth Social API and Market Manipulation 26:17 Tech Frustrations: Modern Cars and Scooters 28:01 AI Security Breaches at Anthropic and OpenAI 34:20 Consumer Trends: Marijuana, Alcohol, and Mocktails 37:06 Cannabis Investment Risks and Regulation 41:00 Beer vs. Cannabis Industry Dynamics Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of What's Next Wall Street, Georgia Alfredas and Dave Mathews break down the latest in finance, tech, and consumer trends.     •    Trump hikes China tariffs to 145% — what it means for your trades     •    Big bank earnings: JPM, MS, WFC, BLK     •    Nintendo Switch 2 launch, Meta's new AI glasses, and Starlink Wi-Fi on United Airlines     •    Gold hits all-time high as oil dips     •    Pro-tip: Trade what you see, not what you feel     •    Viewer Q&A: How to adapt your trading strategy in volatile markets Send questions to WNWshow@gmail.com or follow us @WhatsNextWallStreet Trading questions? greg@optionsplayers.com #StockMarket #TradingTips #TechNews #Finance #ConsumerTrends #OptionsPlayers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wall Street is in freefall after Trump's new tariffs, but that's just the start!  We're breaking down the biggest stock moves, Amazon's bid for TikTok before the ban, Tesla's worst quarter in years, and why your next vacation might be in jeopardy. Plus, is your cable bill ripping you off? We've got tips to save big!   Watch now & stay ahead of the game!  Questions? Email us at WNWshow@gmail.com  Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Where's the money moving this week?   Spring Break travel stocks are heating up!  Matcha demand is booming—can investors cash in?  Google's new smartwatch tech—game-changer or gimmick?  Apple's DEI battle—what's next? Hit subscribe and stay ahead of the game!  #WhatsNextWallStreet #Investing #TechTrends Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Elon tried to drop  $92B on OpenAI, and Sam Altman hit him with the ultimate petty clapback . Amazon's Whole Foods problem might shake up AMZN stock , and Trump's steel & aluminum tariffs are back—bringing chaos to the economy . Oh, and Google just renamed the Gulf of Mexico?!  Buckle up—we're breaking it ALL down!  Hit that SUBSCRIBE button & ring the  so you never miss an episode!  Got thoughts? Email us at WNWshow@gmail.com or DM us @WhatsNextWallStreet on IG. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we're diving into: Trump's money freeze -The latest on his controversial executive orders and the fallout.  Astronauts stranded in space - Is Elon Musk Captain Save ‘em?  Starbucks is cutting back - Will your fave latte disappear?  Tesla drama—Is Musk hurting the stock?  China's AI shake-up & what it means for U.S. tech. Plus, Apple's latest AI updates, Whole Foods' first union win, and why the Vatican is freaking out over artificial intelligence. Hit SUBSCRIBE and stay ahead of the trends!  #Stocks #AI #Tech #Finance Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Hey fam!  We're back, and this week, we're unpacking everything shaking up the headlines and your wallets! Here's the rundown:  New airline rules mean more $$$ in your pocket if flights get delayed! No more waiting for refunds!  Elon Musk's million-dollar “giveaway” is causing a stir—hear what the Philly DA and DOJ have to say about it!  Trump's latest tax plan could flip things upside down—think tariffs, not income taxes. Too wild to work? Let's dive in!  Big banks in trouble again? We're talking shady practices, ATM scams, and the latest lawsuits. Could your bank be involved?  Consumer confidence is UP, McDonald's revenue is surging, and TGI Fridays may be in hot water. Are we loving it… or nah? Plus, we're talking Apple's big earnings report and how Options Players say to trade smart this season!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we're spilling the beans on everything from airlines under investigation to NYC's sugar shocker!

This week we're dishing out the details on Apple's latest tech drops, including the iPhone 16 and AirPods 4, and we're diving into spacewalks, stock market shifts, and corporate drama! Get the scoop on Google's antitrust showdown, Apple's $14B tax hit, and why Big Lots is saying BYE. Plus, Stellantis and BMW recall alerts—stay woke on those car brakes! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Young millionaires are ditching Cali for Florida & Texas , the housing market's taking hits , and Beyoncé's entering the whiskey game ! Plus, are YOU hiding your house on Google Maps?  Plus your social security digits are not safe and Dave is bringing in his bro Dan Mathews to break down the latest massive data leak that's got all our info floating online and what you can do about it.  We're breaking it all down and answering your questions with a side of fun. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From gold hitting new highs  to Taylor Swift and Beyoncé sparking major spending trends , we're breaking down all the buzz! Plus, updates on Boeing, Trump Media, and exclusive tips for leveling up your trades . Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The fast food wars are heating up, and some big names are taking major Ls.  We're diving into why Burger King and Pizza Hut are struggling while Mickey D's stays winning. Plus, the retail apocalypse continues as Conn's HomePlus shutters stores.  Dave is breaking down what's next in tech with Alexa and Siri getting some serious AI glow-ups.  Georgia's got the latest moves in streaming – Roku's sports takeover and Disney's big comeback!  For all you traders out there, we've got a pro-tip on why solo trading is a no-go and how finding your squad could be your ticket to success.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode, Georgia and Dave spill the tea on Google's antitrust scandal, Meta's billion-dollar lawsuit, and why Tesla's autopilot might need a major vibe check. Plus, we're talking Southwest's seat shake-up and Chipotle's viral TikTok challenge that's changing the game. Don't miss out on the latest buzz in finance, tech, and consumer trends!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we unpack AT&T's not-so-sneaky call snatcher, Disney's magical data breach, the FTC's big pharma showdown, Gen Z's TikTok health craze, Amazon's climate clash, John Deere's job jumble, California's hydrogen hype, and we bid farewell to Redbox with the rise of streaming. Stay updated with the latest in finance, technology, and consumer trends! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more updates. #Finance #TechTrends #ConsumerTrends  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode, the crew dives into Trump Media's stock surge and Bitcoin's rise post-assassination attempt. Elon Musk, AI trends, and updates await so get in here! Plus Greg gets fact-checked on something so very personal. Don't miss out—subscribe to WNW Show, hit the bell, and join the conversation in the comments below! #FinanceNews #Bitcoin #ElonMusk #Trump2024 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey, Wall Street warriors! Today we've got all the buzz on Americans pinching pennies, Pizza Hut's sizzling closures, and Red Lobster's California courtroom clash. Plus, we've got hot tips to boost your 401k game, juicy details on trading logs, and the lowdown on AI privacy.

Today, we're diving into Nvidia's $3.3 trillion milestone, the TikTok ban drama, Boeing's CEO apology, Silicon Valley's wealth boom, and Apple's new AI tech. Plus, we'll talk real estate trends, Ford's EV expansion, and Boom Supersonic's $100 global flights.

Dollar Tree might sell Family Dollar—one for the suburbs, one for the city. NFL's Sunday Ticket lawsuit seeks $7 billion in damages. Hanes offloads Champion to Authentic Brands Group for $1.5 billion, sparking a trendy revival. Tipping woes, FTC targets Southern Glazers, and diamond prices drop thanks to lab-grown gems. Motorsport Network is expanding, and Intel's taking on ARM chips. Plus, TJX retailers turn to body cams to curb theft. Don't miss pro tips, viewer questions, and the latest on the stock market! Subscribe on YouTube and listen on Spotify, Apple, or your favorite podcast app.

Get ready to explore Citadel and BlackRock's epic $120B Texas Stock Exchange launch, NVidia's skyrocketing $3 trillion market cap and upcoming stock split, and the NYSE glitch that halted major stocks. We'll uncover Ford's SUV recall saga, booming discount retailers, potential $76B NBA media deals, and introduce the first woman worth over $100B. Plus, snag hurricane season tips, smart options trading advice, and the latest tech buzz with Joe Grand. Subscribe for your weekly dose of finance, tech, and trends! Subscribe to our YouTube page and listen on Spotify, Apple, or your favorite podcast platform.

Get the scoop on the latest buzz on today's edition of What's Next Wall Street! From a push to keep AM radio alive to a showdown between Sony Music and tech giants over AI training, it's all heating up. Target slashes prices, Frontier Airlines makes a game-changing move, and Apple introduces groundbreaking accessibility features. Plus, Gen Z feels the credit card squeeze while Boomers rethink home ownership. Dive into the streaming wars and Ford's EV rethink.

Buckle up (literally ) and get ready for the latest buzz in the stock market! Nvidia's stock hits $1,000 with a 10-for-1 split! EU investigates Meta over Facebook and Instagram's impact on kids. Tesla investors clash over Musk's $56B payday. Pixar layoffs, Red Lobster bankruptcy, GM's plug-in hybrids, and lower summer gas prices. Nestle's new Vital Pursuit food line. Scarlett Johansson vs. OpenAI in AI voice cloning drama.

Join us as we unpack the latest in finance, tech, and consumer trends. From Southwest Airlines' financial turbulence to Boeing's ongoing woes, plus a look at the red-hot IPO of Viking Cruises. Stay informed and entertained with the latest insights and tips from the experts!

Today we're diving into the latest showdown between TikTok and the U.S. over a potential ban while Tesla faces environmental scrutiny Plus, Apple unveils its new iPad Pro lineup, but can it replace your laptop? Join Dave and Georgia as they break down the hottest trends in tech and finance. Oh and you don't

Hey there, finance fam! Georgia and Dave are back with another info-filled episode of What's Next Wall Street. Tune in as we dive deep into the latest financial news, including TikTok's latest ultimatum, Elon Musk's ongoing legal saga, and Walmart's unexpected healthcare shutdowns. Plus, get insights on AI battles, consumer trends, and more!

Ready to dive into the hottest topics shaking up Wall Street? Join us on What's Next Wall Street for all the buzz on mergers, antitrust battles, and retail surges! Get exclusive insights into the inflation game hitting cities nationwide and how it's shaking up interest rates and mortgages. Plus, real estate guru Nicole Piccola spills the tea on the latest housing trends you need to know. And hold onto your hats as we unpack the future of Bitcoin and its game-changing impact on real estate. 

In this episode, we unravel the recent crypto market rollercoaster, delve into Samsung's rise in the smartphone realm, and dissect the latest trends in AI gadgets. Plus, get insider tips on securing your online transactions and hear success stories from our P1s! Don't miss our interview with Stephen H. Watkins, founder of Entrex, as we explore the challenges of accessing capital for entrepreneurial ventures.

Today, we're breaking down the hottest topics shaking up the market, including Elon Musk's latest moves, the controversy surrounding OpenAI, and even insights from pop sensation Katy Perry! Plus, we'll discuss the impact of drones on geopolitical tensions, OPEC's power plays, and how it's all affecting oil prices. From the cash-driven housing boom to Gen Z's tax troubles, we've got the inside scoop you need to stay ahead of the curve! Don't miss our pro-trading tips and the latest on AI controversies that are making waves.

In this episode, we dive into Costco's weight-loss drug program, Trump Media's rollercoaster ride, Google's data hoarding scandal, and more. Plus, find out about Tesla's FSD giveaway and AT&T's massive data breach. Don't miss our insights on the next big meme stocks and what's next for the market.

Dive into the latest episode as we dissect the hottest trends and news shaking up the finance world. From Elon Musk's controversial ketamine use to the intricacies of AI takeovers, this episode is packed with insights and discussions you won't want to miss. Learn about the future of ketamine therapy, the dynamics of the housing market amid rising interest rates, and the ongoing battle between tech giants like Microsoft and Apple. Plus, get expert tips on choosing the right broker for trading success. Tune in now for your weekly dose of financial wisdom!

Join us for an in-depth analysis of NVidia's groundbreaking AI advancements! From the unveiling of their cutting-edge Blackwell chip to the future of humanoid robots, we delve into the implications for tech, finance, and beyond. Plus the latest developments in the airline industry and the future of TikTok, we're covering it all.

Get ready for the latest money scoop with Dave Mathews and Georgia Alfredas!  From loan rejections hitting half of applicants to Elon Musk's legal battles, Bezos reclaiming the rich throne, and Oprah's WeightWatchers exit – it's a wild ride. Millennials are set to rock the wealth game, but there's a twist! Tune in for tech updates on Apple's M3 laptops and a juicy pro-tip for new traders. Plus, viewer emails answered!Got questions or want to share your thoughts? Comment below or email us @WNWshow@gmail.com or connect with us on social media@whatsnextwallstreet.

We're back with all the finance, investing, and tech scoop! Find out how Bitcoin smashed its old record, Boeing's got some hiccups but American Airlines has the cure. Apple's facing a hefty EU fine, and BowFlex found a company to do its heavy financial lifting. We also discuss which car companies are winning and which are losing when it comes to EVs. Got questions or want to share your thoughts? Comment below or email us @WNWshow@gmail.com or connect with us on social media@whatsnextwallstreet.

This episode's got the 411 on investing in AI, epic Delta flights for the solar eclipse, and the skinny on Yum! Brands fast food oops! Plus we're spicing it up with hot stocks like Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon in the AI game…Got questions or want to share your thoughts? Comment below or email us @WNWshow@gmail.com or connect with us on social media@whatsnextwallstreet.

This week discover how Walmart's 2.3 billion dollar acquisition of Vizio could impact your investment portfolio, get the scoop on Apple's Vision Pro VR headset returns, plus find out why Lyft's financial results surged thanks to Taylor Swift! Don't miss out - subscribe, hit the alert button, and get your weekly dose of market insights, investing pro tips, tech news, and consumer trends.

Join Us as we dive into the revolutionary MATTER technology for seamless smart home experiences. Explore Meta's move to label AI-generated content, TikTok's influence on Gen Z's financial decisions, and Joe Rogan's massive Spotify deal. And discover insights on lithium investments, and investing in weight-loss drugs.

Join Georgia and Dave for the latest in tech finance and trends! This week Dave Demos the new Apple Vision Pro. Is it worth the $3500 price tag? Find out as Dave breaks down the features of this new spatial computing device and the challenge it presents for Google, Meta, and Snap in the VR space. Georgia's got the scoop on Ford's strategic shift from EVs to hybrids and the impact that move will have on the EV market. While Greg explores what that change means for EV stockholders.

Welcome back to What's Next Wall Street! In this episode, Dave Mathews dives into the latest tech trends, including a game-changing review of the Raspberry Pi5. Georgia Alfredas explains the surprising thirst for Stanley Cups and how it could be just the juice your portfolio needs. Subscribe now for insightful financial discussions, market insights, and tech revelations.