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1. The S&P 500 Is as Expensive as It Was During the Dot-Com Bubble

The cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio for the S&P 500 reached 40.4 this week — its highest level since the turn of the century. The market has already priced in a great deal of good news. If earnings disappoint, there may not be much of a safety net waiting beneath.

2. Software Stocks Keep Falling as AI Disruption Fears Spread

The iShares Expanded Tech-Software ETF has now fallen 23% year-to-date, with names like Salesforce and ServiceNow down 30% and 31% respectively. Investors are selling first and asking questions later, convinced that AI agents will erode the competitive moats that made these businesses so valuable for so long.

3. Meta Bets Big on Nvidia — and the Market Noticed

Meta Platforms announced plans to deploy millions of Nvidia chips in its data center buildout, sending Nvidia shares up 1.6% and offering a moment of reassurance to rattled technology investors. In a week when AI stocks faced real pressure, this was a reminder that the biggest players are still spending — heavily.

4. General Mills Warned Investors.

General Mills slashed its 2026 profit outlook, now guiding for operating earnings to fall as much as 20%. Shares dropped more than 7% — their worst single day since March 2020. It's a quiet reminder that even familiar, defensive-looking businesses can carry hidden risk when growth assumptions stop holding up.

5. Bill Ackman Quietly Grew His Amazon Stake by 65%

Regulatory filings revealed that Pershing Square increased its Amazon position by 65% in Q4 2025, making it the fund's third-largest holding. Ackman rarely moves without conviction. When one of the world's most watched investors doubles down on a single company, it's worth pausing to understand why.

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