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Don here…

Brandon asked a question this morning that stopped me cold.

We have 5,000 AI data centers in the United States. China has 550. Ten times the capacity. And companies keep building more.

But Fermi just crashed 50% because they can’t find people or power. Oracle gapped down after earnings on the same data center concerns. Broadcom followed. Taiwan Semiconductor too.

What happens when the entire infrastructure thesis meets physical reality?

In today’s free session replay, you’ll discover:

  • Why Nvidia’s financing model may have created artificial demand. Companies can’t afford to buy chips with cash. So Nvidia finances the purchases. Google gives credits instead of dollars for data center access. When you don’t exchange actual money, demand looks stronger than it actually is. The bills eventually come due.
  • What Google’s TPU structure reveals about GPU necessity.TPUs are software-based. They don’t require the same power intensity as Nvidia’s hardware approach. Google’s Gemini benchmarks already outperform GPU-based systems. If software solves what hardware was supposed to solve, why build more data centers?
  • The option flow pattern that caught Oracle’s earnings disaster.Ghost Prints surveillance console showed massive put buying Wednesday. Members who acted saw 300% returns by Thursday morning. The same put buying pattern appeared in Broadcom today. Then Taiwan Semiconductor. Volume precedes price. Always has.
  • Why the 10-to-1 data center ratio against China might signal overbuilding. The assumption driving capital expenditure assumes we need exponentially more capacity. But efficiency gains from software could collapse that requirement overnight. Fermi’s problems suggest we’ve already hit physical constraints on expansion.
  • The steepening yield curve creating confusion across asset classes. Short-term yields are dropping while long-term yields rise. That’s an inflationary signal that doesn’t match what the Fed just delivered. Brandon walked through why this disconnect creates opportunity for traders who understand the mechanics.

Brandon spent time on something that matters more than any single trade. The Fed delivered a hawkish cut. Not dovish. Not neutral. They cut rates while signaling they don’t need to cut again.

The market’s reaction tells you everything. Technology weakness isn’t random selling. It’s the option flow recognizing that AI infrastructure assumptions face real constraints.

People or power. You need both to build data centers. Fermi proved you can’t just announce expansion and expect it to happen.

→ Watch Brandon explain why the AI infrastructure thesis faces its first real test and what the option flow reveals about institutional positioning

To your success,
Don Kaufman
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Newsmax celebrates the Christmas season on Sunday with a two-part look at Christ’s birth and life, beginning with “Awakening: Jesus in Bethlehem” at 9 p.m., followed by “Jesus the Nazarene: His Galilee Ministry.”

Instagram influencer and licensed tour guide Dimitris Chermantas starts by taking viewers on an immersive and reverent journey through the Holy Land that brings to life the Nativity of Christ.

When to Watch:

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He then adds a second half-hour documentary that guides one through the sacred sites of Christ’s teachings, from Mount of the Beatitudes to Capernaum.

“Awakening” transports viewers to the sacred sites of Jesus’ birth through stunning visuals, biblical insight, and historical context.

Filmed entirely on location in Bethlehem and Nazareth, it connects the physical landmarks with the profound truths of Christianity’s central story.

Specifically, the documentary retraces with the audience the places of the events of the birth of Christ. Included in that journey are the streets of Bethlehem, the Grotto of the Nativity, the House of the Annunciation in Nazareth, the Shepherds’ Field, and the Milk Grotto.

“We wanted to create something deeply authentic that allows viewers to see, hear, and feel the real places where the events took place and to understand what each location means within the context of God incarnate,” Chermantas said.

Produced by Chermantas & Raw Midea Production, the second installment continues the story, adding the many places Jesus walked, taught, preached and performed miracles. From His Sermon on the Mount to the feeding of the 5,000 and his ministry in Capernaum, the special retraces Jesus’ physical steps.”This is more than a travelogue,” Chermantas said, noting that viewers will engage with the biblical narrative in a fresh and personal way. “It’s a spiritual experience and a visual pilgrimage.”

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Hey readers,  

I’m Joan Meiners , The Republic’s climate reporter. Since early 2022, I’ve been covering how warming average temperatures resulting from human fossil fuel emissions alter life as we know it in Arizona, and what can be done about it.  

It’s often (but not always!) a fairly depressing story, and a beat that requires a sustainable mental approach. So when the outlook on U.S. climate progress went from bad to worse this January, I started to dream more seriously about a project I’d pitched years earlier that seemed to offer a fresh take on this topic that can be tough for writers and readers alike. 

What if, I asked my editor, instead of driving my car around to document how climate change is affecting the economies and health of Arizona communities, I strung that coverage together as a series while riding my mountain bike across the state on the 850-mile Arizona Trail?  

Thus began six months of intensive spreadsheet building, gear testing, endurance training, route mapping and pre-reporting research and interviews to prepare for the journey and outline relevant issues along the way.  

I’ve been mountain biking and backpacking in remote places for 20 years and organizing my whole life into spreadsheets for even longer. So I felt confident that, if I did my due diligence and brought all the right tools, I should be able to pull this off.  

The trail, at times, had other ideas. I spent the first day heading south from the Arizona-Utah border pushing my heavy bike up steep switchbacks in the rain. And the adventure only got more dynamic from there.  

In 38 days of riding over two months, I crossed forests decimated by climate-intensified wildfire  where volunteers were filling in for defunded federal workers to restore trail access. I nearly ran out of water in the steep, drought-stricken Mazatzal Mountains. I marveled at unexpected wildlife sightings  through the Sky Islands. And I confronted a range of accelerating human impacts near the border with Mexico.  

Each week, I interviewed sources and travelers on the trail and fired off dispatches to the newsroom about the climate context of what I was seeing whenever I had glimmers of cell service from high points. I carried all my own gear and spent most of those days alone, with time to consider what it all means for Arizonans. 

You can binge all eight dispatches now at the links below. Or pick your favorite region and experience a piece of the trail while learning about some of the climate risks, conflicts and solutions at play there. Just as building the Arizona Trail was a collaborative effort between state and federal agencies, experts say that addressing climate change will require coordination and commitment across many sectors of society.  

The path is mapped out and wild adventure awaits. Thank you for supporting local news.  

Joan’s journey on the Arizona Trail: Utah to the Grand Canyon | Grand Canyon to Flagstaff | Flagstaff to Payson | Payson to Superstitions | Superstitions to Tortillas | Tortillas to Sky Islands | Sky Islands to Santa Ritas | Santa Ritas to Mexico

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Jesus in Bethlehem; Jesus the Nazarene; The Miracle on 34th Street!

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Jesus in Bethlehem

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Journey to the birthplace of Jesus. The prophets spoke of his arrival. Dimitris Chermantas brings the Gospel to life retracing the events of the birth of Jesus Christ, from Nazareth to Bethlehem.

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Jesus the Nazarene:
His Galilee Ministry

Sunday at 9:30 p.m. ET

Explore the teachings and miracles of the man they called Jesus of Nazareth. Immerse yourself in the journey that changed the world. Dimitris Chermantas takes viewers on a spiritual journey retracing the ministry of Jesus in Galilee.

Israel Now

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This Week: Josh Hammer, author of “Israel and Civilization,” joins Katrina Szish and Bob Brooks to discuss the importance of the U.S.-Israel alliance.

America Right Now

Tom Basile

Saturday at 9 a.m. ET — LIVE

This Week: John Chell, Ret. NYPD Chief of Department, will join Tom Basile to discuss the updates in the Luigi Mangione case.

Saturday Report

Rita Cosby

Saturday at 11 a.m. ET — LIVE

This Week: 2025 Kennedy Center honoree and Grammy Award winner Gloria Gaynor will share what it was like being honored by President Donald Trump.

Saturday Agenda

Rob Astorino

Saturday at 1 p.m. ET — LIVE

This Week: Chad Wolf, former Acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, will discuss the DHS hearing with Sec. Kristi Noem.

Wendy Bell Common Sense

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This Week: Tens of millions in taxpayer money allegedly grifted by Somali refugees in Minnesota.Unhinged claims about climate change. The U.S. makes a big dent in the fentanyl crisis. The liberal media chides President Trump for unkind comments but doesn’t hesitate to do the same to him.  Wendy Bell breaks it down with radio hosts Carl DeMaio, Stacy Washington, and Brian Craig.

Greg Kelly This Week

Saturday at 4 p.m. ET
Sunday at 5 p.m. ET

This Week:  Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, warns that Minnesota’s federal Medicaid funding could be withheld next year due to systemic fraud vulnerabilities. And former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin seeks to overturn the George Floyd murder conviction. Journalist Liz Collin discusses the latest on his appeal. 

Ed Henry The Briefing Weekly

Saturday at 7 p.m. ET
Sunday at 6 p.m. ET

This Week: Ed Henry speaks with Sen. Ron Johnson on the state of President Trump’s economy. Former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross tells us how the President can usher in the golden age of America in just three years. And Ed talks with a corn and soybean farmer from Iowa, who sat next to the President as he announced a $12 billion farm aid package.

David Harris Jr. The Pulse Weekly

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This Week: David Harris Jr. speaks with former New York Rep. Nan Hayworth about the shortcomings of the competing Democrat and Republican backed healthcare proposals. And Darby Fox, adolescent family therapist, and Scott Augenbaum, retired FBI supervisory special agent, discuss the extremist global online network known as 764.

Wise Guys With John Tabacco

Saturday at 9 p.m. ET
Monday at 12 a.m. ET

This Week: NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani tries to impede ICE efforts to catch illegal aliens. Massive fraud in Minnesota’s refugee community while Rep. Ilhan Omar and Gov. Tim Walz turn a blind eye. Actress Halle Berry pushes back on California Gov. Gavin Newsom. John Tabacco lays it out with Republican strategist Jackie Tobacco, Mike Byrne, Chair of the Montclair GOP in New Jersey, and New Jersey State Sen. Declan O’Scanlon.

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This Week: Alan Dershowitz, Professor Emeritus of Law at Harvard, will discuss the latest updates in the Jeffrey Epstein case.

Sunday Agenda

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This Week: Steve Hilton, Republican California gubernatorial candidate, will talk about the hidden car-trade-in trap in liberal-run states.

Conversations With Nancy Brinker

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The Miracle on 34th Street

Sunday at 4 p.m. ET

Christmas Movie! It’s a Christmas classic. A kind, elderly man becomes Macy’s Santa. When he claims he’s the real St. Nick, the holiday spirit goes on trial. Starring Thomas Mitchell as Kris Kringle.

Carl Higbie This Week

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This Week: Carl Higbie calls on Republicans to follow President Trump’s lead and speaks with Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon about the importance of protecting the 2nd Amendment.

Michael Savage: Savage Nation

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This Week: Dementia in the White House? Michael Savagediscusses his past research into Alzheimer’s disease, while addressing the rumors swirling about Joe Biden’s last term and President Donald Trump’s current state of mind. And the gloves are off as Savage points out the weakness he sees among Gen Z.

Rob Carson’s What in the World?

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Tech Stocks Just Got Crushed—Here’s What to Do

December 12, 2025 

Dear Reader, 

What should have been a calming move by the Fed turned into a red flag. 

This week, the Federal Reserve issued a long-awaited rate cut — but instead of boosting investor confidence, it exposed just how fragile the market truly is. That vulnerability was only reinforced when a major tech company posted disappointing earnings, triggering a widespread selloff. 

📉 The NASDAQ 100 dropped 2%
📉 The S&P 500 fell over 1%

So what now? 

Gold Breaks Out as Wall Street Panics

In the face of market uncertainty, one asset has made its move loud and clear — gold. 

  • 📈 Gold futures surged above $2,380/oz
  • 📈 Up over 65% YTD, nearing all-time highs 
  • 📈 Safe-haven demand is spiking

This isn’t just a reaction — it’s a signal. 

👉 A historic gold announcement is expected to shake Wall Street in the coming days. If you want to be ahead of the curve when it hits, this special briefing lays it all out: 

Click here to see the full gold alert

Big banks and insiders are already positioning quietly. You don’t want to be the last one in the room when this news becomes front page. 

Volatility Watch: Tech & High-Growth Stocks Take a Hit

After the recent rate cut and a disappointing earnings report from a major company, markets were shaken—and some of the hardest-hit areas were technology and “high-beta” stocks. 

What’s a High-Beta Stock?
These are companies that tend to swing more—up or down—than the overall market. They’re often in fast-moving sectors like tech or AI, and while they can soar in good times, they can also fall hard when fear creeps in. 

Why Did These Stocks Drop?
Even though the Fed cut rates, which usually supports growth, the move signaled that underlying market confidence might be fragile. Then came a big earnings miss that spooked investors further. The combination triggered sharp sell-offs in tech names and riskier, fast-growing stocks. 

What It Means for You:
While sharp price swings can create lucrative opportunities for short-term traders, they often signal uncertainty and risk for long-term investors — requiring different strategies and levels of caution. Investors should- 

  • Stay cautious with high-growth tech stocks—they may continue to see sharp moves. 
  • Consider hedging if you’re heavily invested in the tech sector. 
  • Look to gold or defensive stocks as potential safe havens in choppy conditions. 

Markets are driven by psychology as much as fundamentals — and this week, the fear was real. When gold soars, tech tanks, and the Fed turns dovish… something is shifting under the surface. 

The winners will be those who read between the lines — and act before the headlines catch up. 

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A.I. Fear Escalates and Begins to Spread

Friday, December 12, 2025

Tony Rago spent 18 months refining 10+ setups that work across different market cycles — not just the easy ones.

He  just walked me through the entire Matrix Key system, including how to identify which play fits today’s conditions…and let me just say…

This isn’t theory. It’s the framework serious traders use to stop forcing trades and start adapting.

👉 [WATCH THE FULL BREAKDOWN HERE] →

Don here…

The S&P 500 dropped 100 points today while the advance-decline line sat at 50-50. That combination should not be possible.

Tech is selling off hard. Broadcom cratered after hitting all-time highs. Nvidia is stuck in the mud. Microsoft keeps taking hits. Google broke outside its expected move to the downside.

Yet the broader market looks calm on the surface because traders are playing the rotation game. Capital is flooding into financials, Walmart, Boeing, and Tesla to mask the damage in tech.

This is a false sense of security.

I’ve been watching the S&P futures trade in an 80-point range between 6820 and 6900 for nearly two weeks. We’re now sitting right at the lower edge of that volatility box. A crack through 6800 opens the door to significant downside as correlation kicks in across sectors.

Here’s what makes next week particularly dangerous:

  • The bond market is breaking down despite the Fed’s rate cut. The 10-year yield is pushing toward 4.2% and closing the week considerably higher than it started.
  • Back-to-back weeks of lower-edge expected moves in TLT. This signals trend-worthy selling in bonds.
  • Bond vigilantes may be arriving soon.Interest rates rising while markets sell off will slam every sector.

When bond market stress combines with tech sector weakness, the rotation game ends. That 50-50 advance-decline line will collapse. All those financials and defensive names propping up the market will get dragged down with the passive investment flows.

I took a bearish position in XLF today but held off on additional trades. I’m waiting for higher degrees of correlation before fully repositioning.

Triple witching arrives next Friday with trillions in options expiring. Monday and Tuesday are when the real action typically begins.

Click here to watch me break down the exact levels where this rotation game falls apart

To your success, 

Don Kaufman 

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Is Carvana’s 5,000% Ride Over?

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I Missed the Ride on Carvana… but Is It Over?

Anthony Summers, Director of Trading, The Oxford Club

5,150%.

That’s the approximate return I would’ve made if I’d trusted myself.

It was 2022, still deep in the pandemic’s long fade-out. Many industries were under pressure, and the auto market was one of the hardest hit. With little travel and even less commuting, demand slid and the entire sector slowed.

But in the middle of that slowdown, something caught my attention. It wasn’t loud. It wasn’t obvious. It was a small but steady shift taking place where almost no one was looking.

I was convinced enough to message my colleagues about it.View larger image

Carvana (NYSE: CVNA) had fallen 97%. “Deep value” barely captured it.

I’m a committed value investor, but even I hesitated. A collapse that sharp made me assume the market must’ve known something I didn’t.

So I held back as the stock closed at $8.76 that day.

But within a year, it was trading near $56 – a gain of well over 500%. And this week, it pushed past $460.View larger image

Again, that’s a more than 50-FOLD gain.

It’s a moment that stays with you – not because of the money, but because it reminds you how hard it can be to act when the crowd is running the other way.

That lesson is useful now as we ask a different question: After such a dramatic rise, where does the stock stand today?

Carvana has settled into its role as a full-scale online marketplace for used cars. Buyers can find a car, line up financing, handle the paperwork, and arrange delivery without stepping into a dealership. And recent results make it clear that the model is working at scale.

Retail units hit a record 155,941 in the third quarter, up 44% from last year. Revenue jumped 55% to $5.6 billion. Net income reached $263 million, while operating margins climbed to 9.8% – both company records.

Even more striking, Carvana crossed a $20 billion revenue run rate. Management says the firm now has reconditioning and production capacity for more than 1.5 million retail units a year, with long-term goals of selling 3 million.

These gains aren’t coming from hype alone. Carvana continues to bolt ADESA’s network into its system, adding more sites where cars can be processed and delivered faster and at lower cost. The earnings release shows this strategy is lifting both scale and efficiency.

But strong numbers don’t answer the central question: What is the stock worth right now?View larger image

Carvana’s enterprise value-to-net asset value sits at 34.40, far above the universe average of 3.82. That means investors are paying a steep premium for each dollar of net assets. On that measure, the stock is expensive.

Its cash generation tells a different story. Free cash flow-to-NAV is 4.12%, versus a universe average of 1.12%. And over the past 12 quarters, Carvana has grown its free cash flow nearly 64% of the time – well above the 46.74% average.

That kind of consistency is uncommon, especially for a business that once looked fragile.

So, after the stock’s 50X surge, is it still a “Buy”?Here’s the Verdict…

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