Stock market today: Dow falls more than 1,000 points, S&P 500 and Nasdaq tank as Iran war jitters return with another oil surge

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• Better to automate early than too late; advice to fellow CFOs

  80% confidence

• Fed continuing easing would risk that a 30-50bp inflation overshoot gets entrenched

  80% confidence

• US doing very well on the war front

  80% confidence

• US will offer risk insurance and naval escorts for ships transiting Strait of Hormuz

  80% confidence

• American forces moving toward complete and total control of Iranian airspace

  80% confidence

• Nvidia has not yet generated any revenue from H200 chips for China

  80% confidence

• Broadcom achieved record Q1 revenue on continued strength in AI semiconductor solutions

  80% confidence

• Block seeing 40% increase in engineering productivity since September

  80% confidence

• Absolutely believes in Berkshire and inherited company with incredible foundation

  80% confidence

• Will use all take-home pay to keep buying Berkshire stock

  80% confidence

• Strait of Hormuz remains open but increasingly threatened tankers attempting to cross

  80% confidence

• Sticky services inflation warrants caution from the Fed

  80% confidence

• AI revenue growth is accelerating

  80% confidence

• Q1 AI revenue of $8.4 billion grew 106% year over year, above forecast

  80% confidence

• Tariffs contributed roughly 50 basis points to core PCE inflation, but that's only half the Fed's inflation problem

  80% confidence

• Goal was to demonstrate alignment with shareholders as CEO

  80% confidence

• 75% of Cash App customer service handled through automation

  80% confidence

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