SoftBank just missed Wall Street Net Income estimates by 70%. Meta hides $27 billion in AI debt off the books. Oracle piles on $38 billion more through shadow financing. ‘The AI hype will die.’

SoftBank just missed Wall Street Net Income estimates by 70% https://t.co/615qtOBOAZ pic.twitter.com/KlUrlbZfiM — JustDario 🏊‍♂️ (@DarioCpx) February 12, 2026 Meta is paying $6.5 billion extra in interest to keep $27 billion in AI infrastructure debt off its balance sheet. They’re …

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Nvidia reports nearly $32B in profit while inventory piles up, AR jumps, and cash flow lags at $24B. A blockbuster quarter masks sliding margins, recycled financing between tech giants

Giant jumps in $nvda inventory and AR levels 🚩🚩🚩 Huge discrepancy between net income declared of nearly $32B and operating cash flow of $24B Accounting stays creative pic.twitter.com/3JlYNbXqiS — 🏴‍☠️ (@calvinfroedge) November 19, 2025 Valuation is 10x forward sales and …

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Warning: Reverse Repo Reservoir Dries Up, Bank Credit Contracts – Wall Street’s $2 Trillion Lifeline Drains Rapidly, Posing Questions on Financing Washington’s Deficits

The alarming contraction in bank credit, an event occurring only once in the past 50 years, adds a foreboding dimension to the rapid depletion of the 2 trillion-dollar Reverse Repo pot. As Wall Street grapples with financing challenges for Washington’s …

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In June, the total amount of money owed to finance companies (Consumers, Real Estate, Business) increased 17.7%. In the first quarter, the interest rate for new car loans was 6.4% with a maturity of 66 months financing $39,066. For used cars, 15.7% with 66 months financing at $23,537

by Dismal-Jellyfish https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/g20/current/g20.pdf In June 2023, the total outstanding amount owed was approximately $1,850.9 billion dollars–up 14.7% from May! In the first quarter, the interest rate for new car loans was 6.4% with a maturity of 66 months financing $39,066. For …

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One of China’s biggest state-run investors is adding to the chorus of warnings over debt risks at the nation’s cash-strapped developers and local government financing vehicles.

via YAHOO: The National Council for Social Security Fund, which oversees about $417 billion according to the latest available figures, has advised asset managers that handle its money to sell some bonds including those from riskier LGFVs and private developers …

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