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The crypto regulation we鈥檙e seeing now revolves around eco-friendliness. And I don鈥檛 think it impacts anything all that much.

Being able to use renewable energy is hinged upon storing it. That means energy storage is the single-biggest growth vertical of the space.

With U.S. President Biden considering cancelling some amount of student loan debt, Aaron asks if I've changed the bullish tune I've been singing on SoFi. So, yes, this has created sentimental overhang on SoFi鈥檚 business, but you know what I…

With the competitive marketplace and ongoing macro concerns, the timing isn鈥檛 right for bets on big turnarounds for meme stocks.

For the first time in 16 months, the inflation rate in the United States dropped on a month-over-month basis. And it looks like it'll persist.

As lockdowns in China ease, COVID protocols won鈥檛 be a production deterrent. EV stocks are catching a bid on that -- Nio stock included.

The biotech sector is technically oversold but fundamentally undervalued. And this is creating some great buying opportunities right now.

EV and other alternative clean energy costs are rising at a much slower rate than that of fossil fuels. This will fuel their mass adoption.

Consumer activity is slowing. And with a decline revenue from SNAP, we'll also see a slowdown in similar e-business companies.

Following recent COVID lockdowns, China's economy can鈥檛 withstand more dramatic slowdowns. And Nio stock is catching a bid on that.

Bottom line: Snap stock is a fantastic long-term play on an emerging next-gen technology. At current levels -- if you're looking to buy and hold for the next three years -- I just can't recommend passing this one up.

With Ford joining the EV race at an accelerating pace, it makes sense for it to sell its shares of Rivian stock -- a big competitor.

The fall of Terra means that value destruction can happen to even the biggest cryptos out there. Look for those with superior fundamentals.

April's CPI numbers came in and were lower than they were previously -- but higher than expected. This is sign that we're at peak inflation.

Smart money buying has spiked to a two-year high, while selling's at a two-year low. This last happened at the bottom of the 2020 selloff.