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Weekly Stock Study November 12th, 2025 27min to read

VantagePoint A.I. Stock of the Week Lumen Technologies ($LUMN)

 There’s an old saying on Wall Street: “Nobody knows anything.” And looking at this chart, you can practically hear the analysts chanting it in unison, possibly while blindfolded and throwing darts at a pricing board. We’ve got Lumen sitting up here at $10.48, chest puffed out like a pigeon on a statue, and the highest analyst forecast they can muster is… $7.50. That’s almost three bucks lower. Imagine a weatherman predicting winter in July and calling it “reasonable guidance.”

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Trading Strategy November 6th, 2025 23min to read

The Price-to-Madness Economy: Why Valuations Don’t Matter … Until They Do

From the very beginning of organized markets, traders and investors have relied on comparisons to understand value. We have always measured one thing against another — price against earnings, price against assets, price against revenue — because numbers alone tell us little. It’s the relationship between numbers that reveals the truth. These valuation ratios became the compass points of investing: the quiet, reliable instruments that helped us judge whether a business was healthy, overextended, or full of unrealized potential. 

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Weekly Stock Study November 6th, 2025 23min to read

VantagePoint A.I. Stock of the Week Micron Technology ($MU)

Look at $MU. The most optimistic forecast sits at $275, while the most cautious calls for $170. That’s a gap of $105, or roughly 48% of the current price. That variance doesn’t come from guesswork; it comes from different interpretations of the same data — earnings trends, demand cycles, and global chip dynamics. The analysts all see the same company, yet their price targets stretch across a canyon of uncertainty.

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Trading Strategy October 30th, 2025 13min to read

The Real National Security Threat: Compound Interest

There was a time when $1 trillion in debt made front-page alarm. It took over 200 years to reach the first trillion, nearly a decade for the second. Then the 21st century snapped something. $10T to $30T took 14 years. Now a trillion barely lasts a fiscal season. The jump from $37T to $38T took 71 days.

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