$SPCX’s AI business brought in more revenue last quarter than the rest of the company combined. Total revenue hit $14.58 billion, beating Wall Street’s $12.87 billion forecast. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Earnings #StockMarket #Investing https://t.co/Gl7wdJEBhG

The American Dream now costs $5.3 million. According to a new Investopedia analysis, that's what it takes to buy a home, raise two children, pay for college, maintain two cars, take vacations, and retire. What's interesting is who can actually afford it. Investopedia estimated lifetime household earnings, including Social Security, based on education levels: One working high school graduate: $2.6 million One working college graduate: $4.1 million Two working high school graduates: $5.3 million Two working college graduates: $8.2 million Two working master's degree holders: $9.4 million A single-income household with a college-educated earner is projected to fall $1.2 million short. Even two working high school graduates are expected to come up slightly short. The three biggest expenses are homeownership at $1.3 million, retirement at $1.2 million, and maintaining two vehicles at another $1.2 million. That's $3.7 million, or roughly 70% of the total cost. Now, there's an important limitation to this analysis. These are gross lifetime earnings, including Social Security, not disposable income. Taxes alone could substantially change the picture. But what I find most interesting is how dependent the traditional American Dream has become on having two incomes. For decades, the conventional advice was straightforward: Get a good education, find a stable job, buy a house, save for retirement, and you'll be fine. That formula is becoming increasingly difficult to make work. And while higher education clearly improves the odds, the numbers also raise a question about how much financial security Americans can realistically achieve through employment income alone. That's why I continue to believe that building income-producing assets is an important part of long-term financial planning. The real goal shouldn't just be earning enough money over 40 years to cover 40 years of expenses. It should be building wealth that eventually reduces your dependence on earned income. Get financially educated: https://t.co/IhwAH5T5v7 #AmericanDream #CostOfLiving #WealthBuilding #PersonalFinance #FinancialFreedom

Pope Leo says he’s not convinced Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is sincere about his commitment to safeguarding AI. #ArtificialIntelligence #Nvidia #JensenHuang #PopeLeo #AITechnology https://t.co/w8AoUj5k2X

Man Group Chief Marketing Strategist Kristin Hooper: The economy isn't K-shaped, it's P-shaped. #Economy #MoneyNews #wealth #asset #investingnews https://t.co/uWqVCs1ubZ

Elon Musk revealed on the SpaceX earnings call that it's now in an exclusive relationship with Nvidia. #spacex #nvidia #Investing #investingnews #MoneyNews https://t.co/QNUM7w0er7

Anthony Scaramucci updates CNBC on the current state of the crypto Clarity Act: "If it get's to the (Senate) floor it's gonna pass...cause I think a lot of the younger democrats are not gonna want to go up against the crypto bros and their PACs come November" "If it doesn't get to the floor it dies a brutal death."

Trump says he wants the U.S. to have "the lowest interest rate anywhere in the world." #Trump #FederalReserve #InterestRates #Economy #USMarkets https://t.co/hJ6TOeNhWA

CIA General Counsel: “Bitcoin isn’t truly anonymous… it’s a TOOL we use for intel gathering.” #bitcoin #crypto #cia https://t.co/bBmfCIlL1g

Kevin O'Leary claims there's a 50/50 chance the CLARITY Act will pass this year. #Crypto #Bitcoin #ClarityAct #DigitalAssets #KevinOLeary https://t.co/0LV6bnYB1S

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins: "Over the past year, we have moved purposefully to answer President Trump’s call to make America the Crypto Capital of the World . . . We are taking historic steps to modernize our rules and regulations to facilitate markets' moving on-chain." Can we get our hopes up yet? #crypto #bitcoin #sec #clarity #paulatkins