Max Grater

Would you trade gold for a World Series ticket? Brewers fans who bought a $1,000 Timeless Ticket in 2015 kind of did.

Wall Street’s weekday office towers are becoming homes 🏠 70 Pine Street is one of the buildings changing Lower Manhattan after hours. Would you live in a former office building?

Did you know that six-figure earners are shopping at Walmart? 🛍️ The retailer is making a bigger push into fashion as inflation changes how people spend. Do you shop for clothes there?

SoHo lofts once rented for $50 a month. Now, ground-floor retail on Broadway goes for up to $1,000 per square foot. 🏙️

.@BrianSozzi on a Starbucks takeover of Chipotle: "Not gonna happen."

"Respect the bull, but don't be blinded by it because the bull might end up running you over." — @BrianSozzi

.@BrianSozzi just added the first name to his wall of underperformers yesterday. Today, he's naming another CEO to the club. Welcome, $MCD CEO Chris Kempczinski. 👋

There three tech charts that investors should be keeping an eye on right now, @BrianSozzi says. 👀 📈 $MU operating income 📈 Tech dominance over Q3 EPS growth 📈 $META capex spending Cut through the noise with Brian Sozzi every day at 9:30 a.m. ET on Yahoo Finance.

Some $TGT employees are getting a new look soon, including a new visor and an apron. While @BrianSozzi doesn't really understand the need for the new gear, it is the latest sign of a Target reinvention.

One report nearly wrote off Cerebras. One tweet pushed back. Investors dumped the stock on word that OpenAI went with NVIDIA chips. Sam Altman's response, and a closer read of the original report, changed the picture. Watch the full episode of In The Loop on YouTube: bit.ly/4jFO5H1 🎤 @cryptopunk7213

🚨 With earnings season underway, Wall Street is projecting 29.5% year-over-year growth for the S&P 500 in Q3 and 32.4% for all of 2026. A record 60% of S&P 500 stocks now carry buy ratings, meaning any earnings miss this week could hit hard. Cut through the noise with Brian Sozzi every day at 9:30 a.m. ET on Yahoo Finance.

Like $MU? Mark your calendar for December 9, then. That's when buyback restrictions tied to Micron's CHIPS Act funding lift, clearing the way for a potential massive stock buyback.

Citi just upped its $AMD price target to $800 from $575, citing stronger CPU demand tied to Meta's Muse. AMD's CEO Lisa Su said demand for chips is strong and that she wished she had more to sell. 💸