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Two real estate stocks are raising red flags for momentum-focused investors as of July 28, 2025. Both Uniti Group and Zillow Group show overbought signals based on their Relative Strength Index (RSI), a metric used to evaluate whether a stock is overextended after recent gains. Uniti Group has surged about 34% in the past month, closing at $5.80 on Friday. Its RSI stands at 81.7, well above the overbought threshold of 70. The company is set to report Q2 earnings on August 5, but the sharp rise in stock price could mean a pullback is near. Edge Stock Ratings give it a high momentum score of 83.99, but a weaker value score of 41.44. Zillow Group also shows signs of overheating. The stock is up roughly 14% over the past month and closed Friday at $78.16. With an RSI of 73.4, it too has entered overbought territory. While DA Davidson maintains a Buy rating and an $85 price target, recent gains may have pushed the stock ahead of fundamentals. Both stocks have had impressive runs, but their momentum indicators suggest caution. Traders watching short-term movements may want to prepare for potential corrections in the near future.

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Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis says there’s about a 50% chance artificial general intelligence (AGI) will arrive by 2030. In a recent appearance on the Lex Fridman Podcast, he explained that true AGI must mirror the full range of human cognitive abilities—not just excel in narrow tasks like current systems do. Hassabis described AGI as a consistent intelligence across all domains, not one that is strong in some areas and flawed in others. He emphasized that for a system to be considered truly general, it must demonstrate creativity and invention, qualities current AI models still lack. He suggested that a potential AGI system should be stress-tested by top experts over several weeks using tens of thousands of human-level tasks. If no significant flaws emerge, he believes we could confidently say AGI has arrived. The timeline remains uncertain. Hassabis has offered different estimates, sometimes suggesting AGI may come just after 2030, while others like Sergey Brin predict it could happen sooner. Anthropic’s co-founder says it’s possible by 2028, and Sam Altman thinks it might arrive during Trump’s next term. Despite the varying predictions, there’s a shared belief that AGI is approaching faster than once expected, but its exact nature and timeline remain unclear.

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Nvidia has reached an astounding $4 trillion market cap, but some analysts warn that its future AI growth is tied to an overlooked constraint—energy. Lawrence McDonald of the Bear Traps Report says Nvidia’s expansion depends on a massive boost to energy infrastructure, which is currently a fraction of the size it needs to be. McDonald points out that the entire uranium and nuclear power sector is nearly 50 times smaller in market value than Nvidia. Yet, the company’s AI-driven growth hinges on the kind of reliable, high-capacity power those energy sources can provide. AI energy demand is climbing fast. Morgan Stanley projects a 70% annual increase through 2027, largely from data centers. These facilities, which power everything from chatbots to complex AI inference tasks, need more energy than renewables can reliably supply today. That’s where nuclear energy enters the conversation. It offers consistent baseload power, and according to Ark Invest, could become the lowest-cost option when factoring in high capacity utilization. But building out nuclear infrastructure takes years and faces major regulatory and fuel supply hurdles. While Nvidia remains a market leader, its long-term success may hinge not just on chips, but on whether the energy sector can catch up.

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