Peter Lynch’s former associate publicly rejected Jim Cramer’s suggestion to hold a $60,000 Bitcoin reserve, calling the strategy “complete nonsense.” He argued that allocating such a fixed amount to a volatile asset lacks sound risk management and conviction.

Alphabet announced a 100-year bond issuance to fund its AI capital expenditures, marking one of the longest corporate debt maturities ever. Analysts warn that locking in debt at such extended terms could heighten balance sheet leverage and expose the company to prolonged business disruption risks.