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Bloomberg Television delivers comprehensive market coverage during the critical closing bell period on Wall Street. Today’s broadcast features an impressive lineup of financial experts and institutional leaders including representatives from Gabelli Funds, Barclays, Franklin Templeton, and Bernstein Research, providing real-time analysis and insights as trading concludes for the day.
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Nvidia’s massive $100 billion investment in OpenAI is drawing scrutiny from analysts and investors. The chipmaker’s practice of funding companies that then purchase its products raises questions about organic revenue growth. Recent SEC filings reveal nearly 40% of Nvidia’s revenue came from just two unnamed customers, highlighting a potentially troubling pattern of circular transactions that may be propping up the company’s market-leading valuation.
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Glassnode’s latest data reveals 96.7% of Bitcoin supply is in profit, a sharp rise from 87% just over a week ago, signaling potential short-term price instability due to profit-taking. Historical patterns show similar high-profit phases preceding corrections, like January’s drop from $109,000 to $74,000. However, analysts remain optimistic, with technical targets of $140,000–$200,000 as Bitcoin nears a breakout from a multi-year channel. Institutional involvement and spot ETF demand are cited as key drivers, while metrics like the realized profit/loss ratio (now 2.8) highlight both confidence and risk. Bernstein Research and Bitwise Investments project a $200,000 BTC price by 2025, fueled by macroeconomic factors like a weak US dollar.
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