Bestselling personal finance author Robert Kiyosaki is warning investors that enthusiasm around silver may be getting ahead of itself, even as he remains bullish on the metal over the long term. In a new post on X, Robert Kiyosaki says the recent surge in attention has the hallmarks of speculative excess rather than disciplined investing. According to Kiyosaki, the rise of silver to a new all-time high of around $80 appears to be driven by investor mania as they start to feel the fear of missing out (FOMO). “SILVER BUBBLE ABOUT to BURST? I love silver… I bought my first…
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Henry Kanapi is a journalist and editor covering the intersection of artificial intelligence, financial markets, and technology disruption. He has sourced, written, and edited thousands of stories on crypto, banking, and macroeconomics as Senior Editor at The Daily Hodl, where he helped shape coverage for an audience of over two million monthly readers. At CapitalAI Daily, Henry brings a decade of newsroom experience to fast-paced reporting on AI breakthroughs, market shifts, fraud cases, and regulatory battles. His focus is on accuracy, clarity, and exposing how money moves in the age of artificial intelligence. Henry’s work has been cited by leading financial outlets, investment firms, and research communities tracking the future of markets. He is committed to a high editorial standard rooted in transparency and trust.
A former Facebook executive says the intense competition in the AI race will drive companies to think of more ways to dominate other than brute-force spending. In a new CNBC interview, Chris Kelly, founder of Kelly Investments and ex-Facebook chief privacy officer, says he expects the biggest AI players to pivot toward efficiency rather than simply adding more infrastructure. “So there’s going to continue to be a war for talent among the biggest players, and there will probably be some new ones who come to the fore. But more than anything else, there’s going to be a drive towards some efficiencies…
Silicon Valley’s largest AI startups pulled in an unprecedented wave of capital in 2025, raising a combined $150 billion as investors concentrated money into a small group of perceived long-term winners. Citing data from PitchBook, the Financial Times reports that the biggest US private companies shattered the prior venture capital record of $92 billion set in 2021, as enthusiasm around AI infrastructure, models, and applications overwhelmed concerns about spending discipline. The fundraising surge was driven by a handful of outsized deals. OpenAI raised a $41 billion round led by SoftBank, marking one of the largest private funding rounds in history.…
Banking giant Citi says investors in the AI trade should start looking at other sectors of the market, especially those that are poised to benefit from the boom. In a Fox Business interview, Citi head of US equity trading strategy Stuart Kaiser says the market has become saturated with AI positioning, and his team now prefers a less crowded way to express the AI thesis. According to Kaiser, the infrastructure behind the buildout offers a stronger risk-reward profile than chasing headline stocks. “Everybody’s in the AI trade in some form or fashion. We’ve generally liked the power generation side of…
A prominent short seller says the AI boom is starting to expose a structural weakness inside parts of enterprise software, where growth has long depended on charging customers per employee. In a Fox Business interview, Andrew Left, founder of Citron Research, says he keeps hearing the same question about the market’s AI enthusiasm, but believes the more immediate issue is what AI does to headcount and the pricing models tied to it. Left says many of the companies now facing this shift are not low-quality businesses, but established enterprise names that built their revenue engines around per-seat licensing. He points…
Macro expert Lyn Alden warns that silver’s rally to fresh all-time highs has shifted the precious metal’s risk-reward profile. In a new VRIC Media interview, Alden says silver’s appeal originally came from being both a precious metal and an industrial input. “I viewed silver as more undervalued and also having many applications in the tech industry as well. So it’s kind of a hybrid industrial and precious metal.” While the dynamic has not disappeared, she says sentiment on social media has exploded, noting that the pattern often happens in the late stages of a strong move across other speculative assets.…
A veteran Silicon Valley investor says the artificial intelligence boom is following a familiar historical pattern, and that retail investors are now stepping into its most dangerous phase. In a recent interview with Tim Ferriss, Bill Gurley says today’s AI frenzy can be viewed through the lens of past technological revolutions that reshaped the economy and markets. Gurley points to the work of economist Carlotta Perez, whose research examines how major technology waves tend to unfold alongside financial speculation. “What Perez kind of simplifies and notices, which I just find perfect for trying to understand whether there’s a bubble or…
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is publicly signaling that advanced models are beginning to expose security risks faster than existing safeguards can keep up. In a new post on X, Sam Altman announces that OpenAI is hiring a Head of Preparedness, describing the role as essential as AI systems rapidly gain new capabilities. Altman says the position is a response to models crossing new thresholds that go beyond familiar performance gains. He points directly to security as one of the most pressing areas of concern, suggesting recent advances are already revealing weaknesses. “Models are improving quickly and are now capable of…
A growing share of YouTube’s recommendation engine is being overtaken by low-quality, mass-produced AI videos, according to new research tracking what users now see when they open the platform. The findings come from a new global analysis by Kapwing, which examined trending YouTube channels across dozens of countries and measured the reach of so-called “AI slop” content. The researchers defined AI slop using the Oxford University Press standard for content that is low quality, inauthentic or inaccurate, and distributed in an indiscriminate or intrusive way. To measure scale, Kapwing identified the top 100 trending YouTube channels in each country, isolated…
Tesla’s (TSLA) valuation has long been a point of contention on Wall Street, but one veteran strategist says the market may once again be underestimating how much the company can grow. In a new interview on Fox Business, Fitzgerald Group principal Keith Fitz-Gerald believes that Tesla can realistically grow into its current valuation. The Wall Street strategist points to history as context, noting that skepticism around Tesla’s multiples is nothing new. “They’ve done it before. Tesla’s PE ratio was pooh-poohed largely pre-2020. It’s grown immeasurably since then.” According to Fitz-Gerald, today’s market is once again underestimating the firm, saying investors…