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Month: May 2026

REITs Explained: How Real Estate Investment Trusts Work

September 12, 2026May 21, 2026 by Bruno
REITs Explained: How Real Estate Investment Trusts Work

What is a REIT, the 90% dividend rule, equity vs mortgage REITs, why FFO matters more than net income, and why rising rates hit REITs first.

Categories Market Education, Stock Market Tags ffo, interest rates, investing basics, real estate investment trusts, REITs

Fed Floats ‘Payment Accounts’ to Let Fintechs Onto Its Rails

September 12, 2026May 21, 2026 by Bruno
Fed Floats ‘Payment Accounts’ to Let Fintechs Onto Its Rails

Fed proposes a new ‘payment account’ for fintechs: direct payment rails, no intraday credit, no IORB, hard balance caps. 60-day comment period.

Categories Federal Reserve & Rates Tags capital markets, custodia bank, federal reserve, fintech regulation, master account, payment accounts

NVIDIA Hits $81.6B, Guides $91B – Stock Slips on the News

September 12, 2026May 21, 2026 by Bruno
NVIDIA Hits $81.6B, Guides $91B – Stock Slips on the News

NVIDIA posted record $81.6B Q1 revenue, +85% YoY, and guided Q2 to $91B – yet shares slipped 1.3% after hours.

Categories Stock Market Tags AI chips, data center, NVDA stock, nvidia earnings, semiconductor stocks, stock market

What Is Free Cash Flow — and Why Investors Trust It

September 12, 2026May 20, 2026 by Bruno
What Is Free Cash Flow — and Why Investors Trust It

Free cash flow shows the cash a company really keeps after capex. Here’s the formula, real Big Tech examples, and why FCF beats earnings.

Categories Market Education Tags fcf, free cash flow, fundamental analysis, investing basics, valuation

Fed Minutes: ‘Many’ Wanted Easing Bias Out as PCE Hit 3.5%

September 12, 2026May 20, 2026 by Bruno
Fed Minutes: ‘Many’ Wanted Easing Bias Out as PCE Hit 3.5%

April FOMC minutes show a hawkish tilt: Miran dissented for a cut, while many wanted the easing-bias language gone as March PCE hit 3.5%.

Categories Federal Reserve & Rates Tags capital markets, fed funds rate, federal reserve, fomc minutes, pce inflation, stephen miran dissent

Chips Roar Back: Intel +6%, AMD +8%, ARM +16% Ahead of Nvidia

September 12, 2026May 20, 2026 by Bruno
Chips Roar Back: Intel +6%, AMD +8%, ARM +16% Ahead of Nvidia

Chips snap back: Intel +6.4%, AMD +8.3%, ARM +15.6%, lifted by BofA’s $125B server-CPU call with Nvidia earnings on deck.

Categories Stock Market Tags amd stock, Arm Holdings, intel stock, nvidia earnings, semiconductor stocks, stock market

What Is EBITDA — And What It Doesn’t Tell You

September 12, 2026May 20, 2026 by Bruno
What Is EBITDA — And What It Doesn’t Tell You

EBITDA strips out interest, tax, and non-cash charges. Here’s how to calculate it, why Wall Street uses it, and where it misleads.

Categories Market Education Tags ebitda, ev/ebitda, financial statements, investing basics, non-GAAP earnings, valuation multiples

2-Year Treasury Tests 4.10% as Markets Erase 2026 Fed Cuts

September 12, 2026May 18, 2026 by Bruno
2-Year Treasury Tests 4.10% as Markets Erase 2026 Fed Cuts

The US 2-year Treasury yield is near a 52-week high at 4.07% as traders price out Fed rate cuts for the rest of 2026.

Categories Federal Reserve & Rates Tags 2-year treasury yield, bond market, capital markets, treasury yields, yardeni research

ServiceNow Pops 5% as BofA Restarts After $7.8B Armis Buy

September 12, 2026May 18, 2026 by Bruno
ServiceNow Pops 5% as BofA Restarts After $7.8B Armis Buy

ServiceNow stock jumped roughly 5% Monday after Bank of America restarted coverage at Buy, weeks after the $7.8B cash purchase of Armis and a $4B bond sale.

Categories Stock Market Tags armis acquisition, bank of america upgrade, enterprise software, servicenow, stock market

How Treasury Auctions Work: Bid-to-Cover and Tails

September 12, 2026May 18, 2026 by Bruno
How Treasury Auctions Work: Bid-to-Cover and Tails

How the U.S. Treasury actually raises money: single-price auctions, competitive vs noncompetitive bids, primary dealers, and what tails reveal.

Categories Market Education Tags bid-to-cover ratio, bond market, investing basics, primary dealers, treasury auctions, treasury bonds
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