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In this episode, we dive deep into the biggest stories shaping the markets right now. Intel has officially fallen out of the top 10 semiconductor companies — is it too late for them to catch up, and which 3 chipmakers should investors focus on instead? We also break down how stock options can be used as a powerful wealth-building tool when used the right way.

With Nvidia flirting with a $4 trillion valuation after an explosive 870% AI-led rally, we discuss whether it’s headed for a meltdown or another breakout — and which overlooked metric might signal what’s next. Bitcoin also hit a new all-time high heading into Crypto Week, and we break down what this means for the broader crypto market.

Next, we analyze who the real winners and losers in Big Tech have been since Trump took office, and what it means for investors moving forward. With U.S. equity fund inflows collapsing from $31.6 billion to just $2.1 billion, we ask: are you buying the dip or parking cash on the sidelines? Lastly, we look at Eli Lilly and whether its new Zepbound pill could drive a potential 40% surge in the stock over the next year.

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