People are discussing Intel's financial performance, with a specific focus on its recent Q1 2025 earnings report. The company reported flat YoY revenue of $12.7B and a net loss of $821M, with various segments experiencing both growth and decline. Moreover, there is concern over the company's forward guidance and cost-cutting measures which include streamlining operations, layoffs, capex cuts, and selling a majority stake in Altera to Silver Lake.

People are discussing Alphabet's impressive Q1 2025 earnings report which exceeded estimates, with revenue reaching $90.23 billion and earnings per share at $2.81. The company also announced a new $70 billion dollar stock buyback, driving further interest and excitement among investors and financial analysts. Other highlights include strong growth in YouTube Ads and Google Cloud revenues, as well as the successful scaling of their AI model, Gemini 2.5.

People are discussing the ongoing trade tensions between the US and China, with a specific focus on Boeing. They are talking about President Trump's criticism of Beijing for refusing to take deliveries of Boeing Co. jets that China had committed to purchase, suggesting that Boeing should default China for not accepting these planes. The discussion also includes the broader context of tariffs and economic negotiations between the two countries.

People are discussing Chipotle's weaker-than-expected quarterly revenue and decline in same-store sales, the first since 2020. The company attributes this to a slowdown in consumer spending and adverse weather impacting demand for its products. Additionally, Chipotle has lowered its full-year outlook for same-store sales growth and does not anticipate restaurant traffic to increase until the second half of the year.

People are discussing IBM's recent earnings report, with mixed reactions to the company's performance. Some users express concerns about the stock price volatility, while others are optimistic due to beating expectations on both adjusted EPS and sales revenue. There is also speculation about future guidance and a debate over the reasons for IBM's current market position.

People are discussing JD Vance, a prominent figure currently trending on Reddit. The discussions are largely focused around his recent visit to the Pope, who passed away shortly after their meeting. Some users are humorously suggesting that this event might have some correlation with the Pope's death, while others are discussing JD Vance's perceived personality and behavior in a satirical manner.

People are discussing the recent surge in SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) on Reddit, attributing it to the decline of the US dollar. They're debating whether to buy GLD calls or puts, with some users regretting not investing earlier and others warning about potential risks. Additionally, there's a sentiment that gold, along with Bitcoin, is one of the few assets holding up amid crashes in other markets like bonds, cash and real estate.

People are discussing the recent surge in MicroStrategy's (MSTR) stock, attributing it to the company's bitcoin-backed convertible bonds and potential leadership changes. They're also speculating about a possible downfall or liquidation of MSTR due to various factors. Some users express skepticism towards MSTR while others view it as a safe haven amidst market volatility.

People are discussing the potential of AMD's stock price reaching $200, influenced by a speculated deal between Russia and Ukraine that could lead to increased business with the United States. There is also discussion around AMD's Ohio fab service delays, their competition with Intel in AI software development, and speculation about whether to buy or sell AMD stocks. The conversation reflects mixed opinions on AMD's future performance.