Watch: TDS-Riddled De Niro Sobs In Tears Over Trump Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, Robert De Niro, the actor whose unhinged rants against President Trump have become a staple of leftist media, took his Trump Derangement Syndrome to new heights by bursting into tears during an MSNBC appearance. De Niro sobbed while discussing Trump’s alleged “division,” prompting host Nicolle Wallace ...
Watch: TDS-Riddled De Niro Sobs In Tears Over Trump Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, Robert De Niro, the actor whose unhinged rants against President Trump have become a staple of leftist media, took his Trump Derangement Syndrome to new heights by bursting into tears during an MSNBC appearance. De Niro sobbed while discussing Trump’s alleged “division,” prompting host Nicolle Wallace to tear up as well in a display of peak propaganda. De Niro spluttered “You have to lift people up. You can’t divide people… this thing (Trump) they’re destroying, attempting to destroy this country and maybe not even understanding why. It’s up to us to protect the country.” ?? Robert De Niro breaks down crying about Trump: “You have to lift people up. You can't divide people. This thing [Trump] is destroying the country.” Peak Hollywood sobfest propaganda. https://t.co/VDoDdXbc75 — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) February 23, 2026 Wallace responded: “You’re always about lifting up everybody around you,” and added “You weren’t supposed to make me cry.” De Niro’s tears underscore the desperation among Hollywood elites as Trump’s America First policies continue to reshape the nation, exposing the hypocrisy of those who claim to champion unity while sowing division themselves. Robert De Niro crying about “lifting people up” & saying “you can’t divide people”, after for years, calling Trump and his supporters racists, Hitler, fascists, Nazis….is BEYOND INSANE!! — The Conservative Read (@theconread) February 23, 2026 No actor has been more divisive and disparaging to conservative voters than Robert Deniro over the last 10 years so spare me the crocodile tears BS. He is a state propagandists bc that’s what’s required to be a working actor. Especially when you owe millions in taxes. — Wokeaholics (@wokeaholics) February 23, 2026 A washed up professional actor doing what he does best: acting — Rising Eagle (@risingeagleusa) February 23, 2026 Top-tier emotional framing here De Niro taps...
watch now VIDEO 3:56 03:56 We want companies that make things and do stuff we understand, says Jim Cramer Mad Money with Jim Cramer CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday outlined a simple framework to make sense of the current market, as the threat of artificial intelligence disruption looms over industries from software to commercial real estate . "We want companies that make things and do stuff that we c...
watch now VIDEO 3:56 03:56 We want companies that make things and do stuff we understand, says Jim Cramer Mad Money with Jim Cramer CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday outlined a simple framework to make sense of the current market, as the threat of artificial intelligence disruption looms over industries from software to commercial real estate . "We want companies that make things and do stuff that we can understand. We want to avoid stuff we can't or don't comprehend, because if you can't get your head around it, then it's probably the kind of stock that Anthropic ... can wreck with a simple press release," Cramer said on "Mad Money," referencing the AI startup behind the Claude chatbot. Anthropic has announced a tear of new industry-specific AI tools in recent weeks, often accompanied by sell-offs in stocks in those domains . "Suddenly, once unassailable companies with great moats seem like they might be worth nothing — yes, nothing," Cramer said. "Maybe these software stocks can have periodic bounces, but if you don't know what they do, if you don't know what they make, if you can't explain the business to someone else, you can't own it." Cramer's comments on Tuesday came after a recovery day for Wall Street in which all three major U.S. indexes finished the day higher. With increased attention on the concept of "HALO" stocks — heavy assets, low obsolesce — Cramer said he was trying to put an even finer point on what this fragile market is looking for in minting winners. He said another important consideration is whether the company's products are in demand, and it's especially helpful when their products are facing shortages. That's the case right now with companies that make memory chips and storage devices used in AI computing, such as Sandisk and Micron . "How about Caterpillar? We like their stuff," Cramer added, while also mentioning fellow gas turbine maker GE Vernova , which is owned by his Charitable Trust, the portfolio used by the CNBC Investing Club. "How a...
J Studios/DigitalVision via Getty Images A predominant theme in markets over the past several weeks has been the so-called “Saas-pocalypse” which was triggered in large part after the release of a number of plugins by Anthropic to its popular Claude Cowork . Multiple companies in the software space saw shares of their stock take a dramatic haircut in response. Microsoft ( MSFT ), one of the larges...
J Studios/DigitalVision via Getty Images A predominant theme in markets over the past several weeks has been the so-called “Saas-pocalypse” which was triggered in large part after the release of a number of plugins by Anthropic to its popular Claude Cowork . Multiple companies in the software space saw shares of their stock take a dramatic haircut in response. Microsoft ( MSFT ), one of the largest companies in the world, was not spared from the carnage with shares being down significantly over the past few weeks. This sell-off has now left many investors pounding the table, claiming MSFT shares offer significant value at current prices. In this article, however, I’m going to argue that this is not obvious at all. And the primary reason for this stems from the seemingly impossible situation the company finds itself in. There seems to be a zero-sum dynamic for Microsoft where certain aspects of its business will benefit from whatever happens with AI while other aspects of its business will suffer. If AI is Successful, Microsoft Loses Anybody whose been paying attention to markets over the past month or so is aware of the so-called “SaaS-pocalypse” that has been taking place. There has been a massive sell-off in software-related stocks, an area of the market where investors had previously supposed the market leaders had impregnable moats, and, as a result, investors were willing to ascribe high multiples to these companies. The explanatory narrative of this that has gained the most traction is that, going forward, organizations are simply going to “vibe code” their own software products, using tools from players like Anthropic and OpenAI, and, as a result, not have to pay for expensive seat-based SaaS subscriptions. Microsoft, being the preeminent SaaS company with its flagship Microsoft 365 product suite, has been caught up in the middle of this sell-off, seeing its shares lose almost 20% of their value ytd: Source: Seeking Alpha (MSFT year-to-date performance chart)...
J Studios/DigitalVision via Getty Images A predominant theme in markets over the past several weeks has been the so-called “Saas-pocalypse” which was triggered in large part after the release of a number of plugins by Anthropic to its popular Claude Cowork . Multiple companies in the software space saw shares of their stock take a dramatic haircut in response. Microsoft ( MSFT ), one of the larges...
J Studios/DigitalVision via Getty Images A predominant theme in markets over the past several weeks has been the so-called “Saas-pocalypse” which was triggered in large part after the release of a number of plugins by Anthropic to its popular Claude Cowork . Multiple companies in the software space saw shares of their stock take a dramatic haircut in response. Microsoft ( MSFT ), one of the largest companies in the world, was not spared from the carnage with shares being down significantly over the past few weeks. This sell-off has now left many investors pounding the table, claiming MSFT shares offer significant value at current prices. In this article, however, I’m going to argue that this is not obvious at all. And the primary reason for this stems from the seemingly impossible situation the company finds itself in. There seems to be a zero-sum dynamic for Microsoft where certain aspects of its business will benefit from whatever happens with AI while other aspects of its business will suffer. If AI is Successful, Microsoft Loses Anybody whose been paying attention to markets over the past month or so is aware of the so-called “SaaS-pocalypse” that has been taking place. There has been a massive sell-off in software-related stocks, an area of the market where investors had previously supposed the market leaders had impregnable moats, and, as a result, investors were willing to ascribe high multiples to these companies. The explanatory narrative of this that has gained the most traction is that, going forward, organizations are simply going to “vibe code” their own software products, using tools from players like Anthropic and OpenAI, and, as a result, not have to pay for expensive seat-based SaaS subscriptions. Microsoft, being the preeminent SaaS company with its flagship Microsoft 365 product suite, has been caught up in the middle of this sell-off, seeing its shares lose almost 20% of their value ytd: Source: Seeking Alpha (MSFT year-to-date performance chart)...
Workday Inc. Chief Executive Officer Aneel Bhusri said leading AI companies like Anthropic — which investors fear will disrupt the software industry — actually use his company’s products. “Just for what it’s worth, Anthropic, Google and OpenAI all run Workday,” Bhusri said on a call Tuesday with analysts. Workday makes software for office tasks such as payroll and employee management. Investors ha...
Workday Inc. Chief Executive Officer Aneel Bhusri said leading AI companies like Anthropic — which investors fear will disrupt the software industry — actually use his company’s products. “Just for what it’s worth, Anthropic, Google and OpenAI all run Workday,” Bhusri said on a call Tuesday with analysts. Workday makes software for office tasks such as payroll and employee management. Investors have grown worried that AI tools will make this kind of work easier and wipe out demand for these products. Workday’s stock has plummeted about 40% this year, a slide mirrored by peers like Salesforce Inc. Bhusri, a Workday co-founder, returned earlier this month as CEO. He had stepped down in 2024 as co-CEO while continuing to serve as chairman. Bhusri spent much of a conference call after the company reported earnings on Tuesday laying out a case for why Workday’s software will remain relevant in the age of AI. “These are true systems of record that must process transactions with absolute accuracy and speed, enforce complex security models, and comply with statutory and regulatory requirements all over the world,” he said. “No amount of vibe coding is going to produce an HR or an ERP system.” ERP refers to software for enterprise resource planning, which consolidates many basic business tasks into a single system. Read More: Workday Gives Weak Outlook, Fueling Investors’ AI Skepticism Still, Workday’s shares fell 9% in extended trading.
Torsten Asmus/iStock via Getty Images Listen here or on the go via Apple Podcasts and Spotify Gary Vaughan from Daily Stock Picks returns to talk Nvidia earnings and other tech names (0:30) Tesla's evolution; 3 energy names; fundamentals vs reality (5:50) Daily investing and trading process (15:00) Stock and ETF portfolio as a large cap tech investor (24:50) Sandisk - an almost buy (34:00) Your ti...
Torsten Asmus/iStock via Getty Images Listen here or on the go via Apple Podcasts and Spotify Gary Vaughan from Daily Stock Picks returns to talk Nvidia earnings and other tech names (0:30) Tesla's evolution; 3 energy names; fundamentals vs reality (5:50) Daily investing and trading process (15:00) Stock and ETF portfolio as a large cap tech investor (24:50) Sandisk - an almost buy (34:00) Your timeframe matters (41:30) Transcript Rena Sherbill: Gary Vaughan, our friend from Daily Stock Picks . Welcome back to Investing Experts. Always great to talk to you. Gary Vaughan: Thanks, Rena. I'm happy to be here. And being an affiliate of Seeking Alpha, I think it's required that I come on every quarter. Rena Sherbill: It's required by our audience who loves you and who gains a lot of insight from your analysis and your entertaining takes. So we are very happy to have you. Here we are towards the end of February 2026. What are you thinking about? What are you looking at these days? Gary Vaughan: It's the day before Nvidia ( NVDA ) earnings. And if you journal your trades like I do, just go back and look at the last few Nvidia earnings that we had. The market has been shaky at best. And then Nvidia comes in, blows things out and lifts the market up and everybody's happy. I don't know that that's going to happen. In fact, I just sold half my Nvidia position just the other day because just yesterday, I think it was because one of the things that I'm an affiliate with is TrendSpider and their sidekick. It's just good portfolio practice. I think my average purchase price was like $30 or something. And so they said, hey, trim it into this earn because the last eight earnings periods that they've reported, it's not like they've had blowout quarters and then the stock has run up. So I think in my case, specifically this morning, I was doing some research, it doesn't feel like this, but 60 % of the S&P ( SP500 ) stocks are actually outpacing the S&P. It's the Mag 7 that have been p...
Catherine Gaffigan, president of health solutions at Elevance Health, says utilization is a key driver of rising health care costs. She tells Romaine Bostick and Kristine Aquino on The Close that factors include an aging population and higher pharmaceutical and hospital expenses. (Source: Bloomberg)
Catherine Gaffigan, president of health solutions at Elevance Health, says utilization is a key driver of rising health care costs. She tells Romaine Bostick and Kristine Aquino on The Close that factors include an aging population and higher pharmaceutical and hospital expenses. (Source: Bloomberg)
In this article CAAS Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT A wheel loader operator fills a truck with ore at the MP Materials rare earth mine in Mountain Pass, California, U.S. January 30, 2020. Steve Marcus | Reuters A new race to secure critical minerals is unfolding across the global economy. From Washington's proposed $12 billion Project Vault stockpile to expanding buffers in Asia a...
In this article CAAS Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT A wheel loader operator fills a truck with ore at the MP Materials rare earth mine in Mountain Pass, California, U.S. January 30, 2020. Steve Marcus | Reuters A new race to secure critical minerals is unfolding across the global economy. From Washington's proposed $12 billion Project Vault stockpile to expanding buffers in Asia and the European Union, governments are moving to secure access to metals increasingly viewed as essential to national security and industrial policy. "In metals and minerals is where the newest wave of stockpiling is most visible," said Patrick Schröder, senior research fellow at Chatham House. Governments are seeking to reduce exposure to concentrated supply chains and export controls, he said. In the U.S., officials recently outlined a roughly $12 billion strategic mineral reserve dubbed Project Vault. The initiative aims to bolster supply-chain resilience for American industry by building stockpiles of rare earths and other essential metals for electrification, defense and advanced manufacturing. Project Vault complements other initiatives such as the "Forum on Resource Geostrategic Engagement (FORGE)," a partnership to coordinate critical mineral policy pricing and projects, as well as Pax Silica, which centers on safeguarding the AI-related supply chain. There has been a significant shift in the approach to stockpiling strategic commodities in the last year, with a focus on metals in particular. Natalie Scott-Gray StoneX Australia in January announced plans to formalize a state-backed stockpiling strategy through an $800 million strategic critical minerals reserve, prioritizing antimony, gallium and rare earth elements. The European Union is also advancing plans to build a joint reserve of critical raw materials under its RESourceEU strategy. Italy, France and Germany are expected to lead the effort, Reuters reported earlier this month, citing sources familiar with the...
(RTTNews) - The Japan stock market bounced higher again on Tuesday, one session after ending the two-day winning streak in which it had jumped more than 900 points or 1.8 percent. The Nikkei 225 now sits just above the 57,320-point plateau and it may add to its winnings on Wednes
(RTTNews) - The Japan stock market bounced higher again on Tuesday, one session after ending the two-day winning streak in which it had jumped more than 900 points or 1.8 percent. The Nikkei 225 now sits just above the 57,320-point plateau and it may add to its winnings on Wednes
Editor's note: Seeking Alpha is proud to welcome James Britt, CFA as a new contributing analyst. You can become one too! Share your best investment idea by submitting your article for review to our editors. Get published, earn money, and unlock exclusive SA Premium access. Click here to find out more » hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images I am recommending Bumble Inc. ( BMBL ) as a Strong Bu...
Editor's note: Seeking Alpha is proud to welcome James Britt, CFA as a new contributing analyst. You can become one too! Share your best investment idea by submitting your article for review to our editors. Get published, earn money, and unlock exclusive SA Premium access. Click here to find out more » hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images I am recommending Bumble Inc. ( BMBL ) as a Strong Buy based upon catalyst currently unrecognized by the market that, in my opinion, will drive a large earnings beat & debt refinancing which will lead to market recognition of the highly depressed valuation at which Bumble Currently trades. Bumble is primarily an app-based dating service similar to Tinder and Hinge, both Part of Match Group, Inc. ( MTCH ) though it trades at 1/5 to 1/4 its valuation ratios. Another smaller competitor in the business is Grindr Inc. ( GRND ) which though Bumble has twice the revenue and similar or better debt ratios trades at 1/4 the equity market capitalization. Thesis The November 5, 2025, settlement of the Tax Receivable Agreement (TRA) liability sets up a big earnings beat that will drive market attention. In my opinion, the simplification of the capital structure from the TRA settlement was a meaningful factor in the credit rating Upgrade to B+ by S&P and enables a debt refinance which will remove concerns from upcoming debt maturities. Due to the application of Purchase Accounting in the UP-C private equity to public conversion, the previous high valuations lead to high balance sheet values, which set up the recent impairments driving recent GAAP accounting losses, necessitating strong attention to cashflows over earnings. Valuation ratios are highly compelling at about 1/5 to 1/4 those of Leading Competitor Match Group, specifically equity at 1.46x adjusted cashflow and enterprise value of 2.75x adjusted cashflow. The founder returned as CEO last year and, in my opinion, is passionate about the purpose of Bumble and building the future of...