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Loose Change Daily - Tuesday, September 22, 2026 (Morning)

"AMD just hit $1 trillion. Meta's AI agent is rewriting chips."

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Loose Change Daily - Tuesday, September 22, 2026

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5 Money Ideas Worth Your Time

Tuesday, September 22, 2026  ·  Morning Edition

Good morning.

Monday left three money stories on the kitchen table overnight: a trillion-dollar chip milestone, a fuel bill that ignored cheaper oil, and a market rally that looked a lot thinner underneath.

AMD just hit $1 trillion. Meta's AI agent is rewriting the chip story.

Oil just fell hard. Your gas still sits near $4.48.

The market rallied like 1999. More stocks hit new lows than highs.

 

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Money Idea #1

AMD Just Hit $1 Trillion. Meta's AI Agent Is Rewriting the Chip Story.

AMD crossed $1 trillion after Meta's Muse hit No. 1 on Apple's free App Store list. AI agents just stopped sounding like a lab demo.

The boom is not only about training chips anymore. Everyday phones just joined the demand story.

Here's What We Uncovered →

Money Idea #2

Strange Elon Crates Spotted Near the Hoover Dam

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Tesla is shipping thousands of strange white crates to critical locations across America.

And Adam O'Dell, the analyst who recommended Palantir before it became the top performer in the S&P 500, has the scoop...

He says they are part of a new "super startup" that has nothing to do with electric vehicles, space, social media, crypto, biotech, robots or AI...

But it could go down as Elon's greatest ever disruption...

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Money Idea #3

Oil Just Fell Hard. Your Gas Still Sits Near $4.48.

Brent dropped to about $100 and U.S. crude slid near $96. AAA still had regular near $4.48 and diesel near its record around $6.51.

Futures can celebrate. The driveway has not caught up.

Here's What We Found →

Money Idea #4

I was told to keep this quiet

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In the late 1990s, I sat across from two co-heads of technology research at a major Wall Street firm.

I was trying to get them to adopt a valuation model I had built. Most of the other analysts at the firm were already using it. They kept giving me reasons why they couldn't. I pushed back on each one.

Eventually, they told me the real reason...

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Money Idea #5

The Market Rallied Like 1999. More Stocks Hit New Lows Than Highs.

The S&P jumped about 1.5% and the Nasdaq hit a record. Under the surface, 30 S&P names hit new lows while only seven hit new highs.

The last time that mix showed up near a high was December 1999.

Here's Our Take →
 

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