Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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4 Ways to Target Opportunities Like Warren Buffett
When you listen to Warren Buffett speak, you can always take away a few words of wisdom. In fact, if most of us had the opportunity to listen to him between 1964 and 2025, as his Berkshire Hathaway returned more than 5.5 million percent cumulatively, most of us wouldn’t be worrying about money today. If you…
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Adobe Q3 Earnings Beat Expectations as AI Revenue Accelerates
Adobe has over 20,000 global enterprises using its products, and agentic AI lets those customers create, manage and deliver digital experiences.
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Shopify’s Strong Growth Makes Its AI Sell-Off Look Overdone
Down over 20% in 2026, the question for Shopify investors is whether the market will continue to view AI as a friend or foe.
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Oracle Is Betting Big on AI… And So Far, It’s Paying Off
After a strong quarter, investors must decide if Oracle’s massive investment in AI infrastructure will ultimately deliver the returns investors hope for.
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Jersey Mike’s: The Right Stock at the Wrong Time
For now, Jersey Mike’s looks like a fundamentally sound company navigating a skeptical market.
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Nike (NKE) Stock Getting Booted from S&P 100 Just Might Inspire a Comeback
While it’s an awfully aggressive, contrarian argument, there could be some rationale in targeting NKE stock for a near-term recovery.
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Macy’s Raises Outlook After Stronger-Than-Expected Q2 Earnings
Its latest results don’t mean Macy’s has completely turned the corner, but suggest that some of those investments are beginning to show results.
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Kioxia CEO Says Memory Prices May Have Already Gone Too Far
Demand for AI chips, data centers and memory has exploded but if prices get too high, companies could start cutting back on their spending.
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Casey’s 1st Quarter Earnings Reveal Why Slower Same-Store Sales May Mislead
Casey’s General Store is being punished for slower sales growth while the company is producing more profit from the sales it does generate.
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Chewy Is Taking Market Share In A Pet Market That Is Barely Growing
The Chewy stock sell-off discounts an underlying business that behaves differently from discretionary consumer businesses investors have punished.
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