Luis Flavio Nunes has been analyzing financial markets since 2017, bringing a mathematician’s logic to a contrarian’s questions. He believes the best investment advice should be clear, data-driven, and honest. Rather than chase headlines, his work uncovers what isn’t being reported, the crucial factors the market overlooks. He aims to help everyday investors see below the surface and build wealth through fundamental analysis and long-term thinking.
Bitcoin's 15% crash wasn't about fear, but it was ETF plumbing that broke, and the fix is already underway.
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Microsoft lost $357 billion by hoarding GPUs for internal AI projects instead of serving Azure customers, while Meta surged 10% by proving AI spending boosts ad revenue.
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Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) just posted the kind of quarter that usually ends the debate. The numbers were undeniable: $16 billion in profit, 35% year-over-year growth, and forward guidance aggressive enough...
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Trump granted export rights to a chip Beijing will likely refuse to buy. The H20 precedent from five months ago shows exactly how this ends.
Paramount is buying an empire with someone else’s money in an industry that’s shrinking — It worked out terribly for AT&T, and it will for Paramount too.
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Netflix’s $82.7 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery is a grab for control of premium screen time and ad dollars, with regulators and execution risk deciding whether the payoff is worth it.
