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Amazon Sells Fords. Nvidia’s Big Test Looms. Netflix Splits. Chick-fil-A Experiments.

Amazon just opened a new lane in auto retail, Nvidia faces a critical earnings test, Netflix shares get 90 percent cheaper, and Chick-fil-A launches a wild new menu experiment.

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The week kicks off with a massive disruption in auto retail, a critical test for the entire AI trade, and one of the most dramatic stock resets of the year. Add in a surprising fast-food experiment, and investors have a lot to digest.

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Amazon Is Now Selling Fords. This Move Could Reshape Auto Retail Fast.

Amazon is now letting shoppers browse and buy certified pre-owned Fords online. This could fundamentally change dealership dynamics and accelerate the shift toward online auto transactions. Investors should watch this closely. Auto retail is officially entering a new era.

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Markets Brace for a Make-or-Break Week. Nvidia, the Fed and Holiday Spending Take Center Stage.

Nvidia’s earnings may decide the fate of the entire AI rally, while key retail and consumer-spending data will signal how resilient the economy really is. With multiple Fed speakers on deck, this is one of the most important market weeks of the quarter.

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Netflix Shares Just Got 90 Percent Cheaper. Here’s What Investors Must Know Now.

Netflix’s 10-for-1 stock split is live, drawing in a new wave of retail buyers. But does a lower share price make it a buy? We break down valuation, growth expectations, and what’s next for one of the market’s top momentum names.

Wall Street Isn’t Warning You, But This Chart Might

Vanguard just projected public markets may return only 5% annually over the next decade. In a 2024 report, Goldman Sachs forecasted the S&P 500 may return just 3% annually for the same time frame—stats that put current valuations in the 7th percentile of history.

Translation? The gains we’ve seen over the past few years might not continue for quite a while.

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Chick-fil-A Tests New Chicken-and-Waffle Sandwiches as Fast Food Battles for Budget-Conscious Customers

Chick-fil-A is rolling out two limited-time chicken-and-waffle sandwiches in key test markets. It’s part of a broader fast-food battle for consumers under pressure from rising prices. Here’s what chains are doing to win back traffic.

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