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(6) but Christ as a Son over His own house, whose house we are if we hold fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the hope firm to the end.
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Hebrews 3:6 stands at the end of a paragraph in which we are asked to “consider the Apostle and High Priest of our confession, Christ Jesus” (Hebrews 3:1). In the intervening four verses, the author of Hebrews, probably ultimately the apostle Paul, makes a comparison between Christ and Moses in terms of their faithfulness. Jesus is, of course, superior to Moses in many ways, but in the area of faithfulness, He is far greater because He is no mere servant, as Moses was, but the Son and Heir of His own house, the house of God.
A second distinction that the author makes is that, while Moses functioned as a faithful servant or steward of the house, Christ built the house. In other words, while Moses dutifully followed orders concerning the running of the house during his time of service, Christ gets all the credit for planning, designing, building, and maintaining the house, as He is its Creator. The author makes this plain in verse 4: “He who built all things is God.”
So the author makes two major points: 1) Jesus Christ is the faithful Son of God and Heir of all things, and 2) He Himself is the Creator God, the One who made everything (John 1:3; Colossians 1:16). For these reasons, He is worthy of all glory and honor.
In verse 6, the object of our comments, the author brings Christians, the church, into the argument. We are the house of God that Jesus has been building and that Moses faithfully served. The Son of God has been faithfully working on us both individually and collectively since the beginning to fit us into His house—whether we wish to look at it as a building or a family—in the place that most suits us and where we will function the best for His purpose.
The emphasis here needs to be on the fact that He, appointed by the Father to this task, has executed His responsibilities faithfully in every respect. He never shirks a job, never does shoddy work, and never fails to finish what He starts. Jesus Christ always does perfect work.
So, as the verse implies, we should have perfect confidence and joy in our Creator in bringing us to salvation and eternal life. We have no reason to doubt! Our responsibility, then, is to “hold fast,” to stand firm, to endure to the end, through whatever assails us in the meantime.
There is nothing that can stop Christ from finishing His work perfectly—except us. We can fail Him (see Hebrews 6:4-8; 10:26-31); we can prove unfaithful, which is why the author’s next section is an exhortation to be faithful and a warning not to follow the unfaithful, unbelieving example of the Israelites in the wilderness.
To this end, he repeats his encouraging remarks in Hebrews 3:14, “For we have become partakers of Christ if we hold the beginning of our confidence steadfast to the end.” We have to keep hanging on, faithful and trusting that God, in His perfect work, has everything under control. So Jesus Himself tells us in Matthew 24:13, “But he who endures to the end shall be saved.”
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Gross bookings beat. EBITDA at the top of guidance. $3 billion in buybacks in one quarter.
Uber reported this morning and the stock jumped roughly 8 to 10 percent in premarket trading. Before you assume the trade is over, let’s slow down. Because a 10 percent pop on a stock that was sitting 28 percent below its 52-week high means the market is not exactly declaring victory. It means it exhaled. That’s different.
Here is what actually happened — and more importantly, what it means for the value that may still be sitting on the table.
CEO Dara Khosrowshahi noted the company delivered top line and profitability at or above the high end of guidance — and that was with a backdrop of war, weather disruptions, and gas prices up roughly 50% since U.S. operations in Iran began in February. Macro headwinds were real. The results came in anyway.
The bear thesis coming into today was threefold: fuel costs would bite EBITDA, the new CFO would be cautious on capital return, and the GAAP earnings miss would spook the headline readers. All three were either wrong or irrelevant to the actual business.
Fuel costs are real. Gas prices in the U.S. jumped roughly 50% since February. Uber’s drivers foot their own fuel bills, which tightens supply and pressures driver incentives. Uber responded in late March by rolling out fuel discounts for drivers through nearly the end of May. The margin held anyway — EBITDA as a percentage of gross bookings came in at 4.6%, right where it was in Q4 2025. That is not what a fuel-squeezed quarter looks like.
The $0.13 GAAP EPS number looked alarming against the $0.70 consensus. But the delta was a $1.5 billion non-cash charge from the revaluation of Uber’s equity stakes in Didi and Grab. These are Asian ride-hailing companies whose stock values moved unfavorably. The underlying operating performance was a 44% increase in non-GAAP EPS to $0.72. The GAAP headline confused people. Bargain hunters know to read past the headline.
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The advertising business crossed a $2 billion annualized run-rate in 2025, up over 50% year over year. Advertising revenue inside the Uber app is structurally different from display inventory. Advertisers are reaching 199 million monthly consumers who are already in motion, already transacting, already intent-verified. That is a rare ad surface, and it is growing faster than the platform itself.
Slight tangent, but it matters: Uber launched in-app hotel booking via an Expedia partnership last week, giving users access to over 700,000 hotels. Vrbo vacation rentals are expected inside the app later in 2026. Ahold Delhaize expanded its Uber Eats partnership on May 4, adding nearly 2,000 grocery stores. These are take-rate expansion vectors, not headline items. Each one is another reason a user opens the Uber app instead of a competitor’s.
Khosrowshahi confirmed on the call that Uber is targeting Waymo services in 15 cities by the end of 2026. Two cities were the entry point. Fifteen is an inflection. The model here is capital-efficient by design — Uber provides the demand routing, the partners provide the vehicles. No capex. Accretive take rates. And Uber is now selling services to the AV industry broadly: custom insurance, operations and maintenance, and driver training data. That is a B2B revenue line that did not exist two years ago.
The AV partnership roster has also expanded. Uber’s three-pillar approach now covers hardware platforms — Rivian, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen — plus self-driving technology partners including Waymo, Cruise, and Aurora, plus fleet management solutions. This is not a two-city pilot anymore. It is a platform strategy. Investors who were worried Waymo would disintermediate Uber are watching Uber become the marketplace layer for the entire autonomous vehicle industry. That reframe matters for the multiple.
After the pop, the stock is trading near $77 to $78. Market cap in the $160 billion range. The stock is still roughly 23 to 25 percent below its 52-week high of $101.99.
Here is the free cash flow math that the market keeps sleeping on. Full-year 2025 free cash flow was $9.8 billion — up 42% year over year. Q1 2026 just produced $2.3 billion in a single quarter, in a macro environment that included a war, a fuel shock, and a CFO transition. Annualize that and you are looking at roughly $9 to $10 billion in FCF against a $160 billion market cap. That is a 5.6% to 6.3% free cash flow yield on a company that is still growing bookings 25% year over year. That combination — growth plus yield — is not something the market prices easily, and it is why the analyst consensus 12-month target still sits north of $100.
The $3 billion buyback in Q1 is worth sitting with. At a $73 average price — roughly where the stock was trading in the quarter — that is approximately 41 million shares retired in 90 days. The share count is shrinking fast. That is the mechanism behind a 44% non-GAAP EPS increase on 33% EBITDA growth. The buyback is amplifying earnings per share materially, and if Q2 guidance of $0.78 to $0.82 non-GAAP EPS comes through, you are looking at a stock trading at less than 25 times a rapidly growing earnings stream.
What’s interesting is the peer comparison here. DoorDash carries a higher EBITDA multiple but is a single-segment domestic business with no membership flywheel and no AV optionality. Lyft trades at a lower multiple but with far less scale, no delivery, and no advertising revenue to speak of. Airbnb is structurally different. Uber is the only company in this group generating institutional FCF, growing bookings 20%-plus, running a 50 million member subscription program, and building a capital-light autonomous vehicle marketplace. The relative discount to peers hasn’t fully closed with this morning’s pop.
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The bear case did not disappear this morning. Fuel costs are still elevated — the driver discount program runs through late May, and if pump prices stay elevated into Q2, incentive costs go up. The mobility revenue miss ($6.8 billion actual vs. $7.11 billion expected) was attributed partly to the macro backdrop and partly to Middle East operation impacts. Khosrowshahi noted little consumer impact domestically, but the international exposure is real.
Regulatory risk is quiet right now but not gone. Driver classification fights in Europe are ongoing. A large market reclassification of drivers as employees would restructure the cost base meaningfully. And the AV expansion to 15 cities requires execution — each partnership has its own technical, regulatory, and operational dependencies that Uber does not fully control.
These are real risks. They are also not new. What changed this morning is that the market got confirmation the business can perform through macro stress while returning capital aggressively. That narrows the risk/reward range considerably for a patient buyer.
Eight out of ten. In a quarter with war, weather disruptions, and a 50% fuel price spike.
The pop has already happened. For the trader who was positioned ahead of the print — this morning was the exit window, or at minimum the trim window, on a short-term position. The stock ran from the low $70s to the high $70s. That is the range clearing. Let it settle.
For the bargain hunter with a 12-to-18 month view, the post-pop range of $76 to $80 is still well inside the value zone relative to the FCF yield, the analyst consensus target, and the earnings growth rate. A scale-in approach — entering a partial position near current levels with a plan to add on any pullback toward $72 to $74 — keeps the cost basis at a level where the thesis has room to breathe. A defined risk below $68, which is the 52-week low, keeps the downside quantified.
The Q2 print is the next real test. Watch mobility revenue specifically — the $6.8 billion actual versus $7.11 billion expected is the one data point the bears will anchor to. If Q2 mobility revenue closes that gap while EBITDA margin holds above 4.5%, the discount to fair value compresses further. The non-GAAP EPS guidance of $0.78 to $0.82 implies the earnings growth rate is accelerating, not plateauing.
Bottom line: the GAAP headline is a noise trade. The operational story is a signal trade. If Uber’s EBITDA margin continues toward 5% of gross bookings, the buyback shrinks the float, and the AV expansion proves accretive at scale — the stock at $77 is still a bargain relative to where the free cash flow math points. The market just stopped pricing it like a 2019 money-loser. That is the beginning of a re-rate, not the end of one.
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Peter Thiel just bet $1 Billion on it.
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Elon Musk’s team has quietly filed confidential paperwork with the SEC for what Bloomberg estimates could be a $1.75 trillion IPO – larger than Saudi Aramco and any tech offering in history.
CNBC calls it ‘the big market event of 2026.’ According to former tech executive and angel investor Jeff Brown, there’s a way to claim a stake before the public filing drops, starting with as little as $500.
See How To Get Positioned In SpaceX Before The Announcement Goes Public
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quarterly7.82%$0.45750.0%5/21/26
DHID.R. Horton$150.12$0.45
quarterly1.11%$0.4516.9%5/14/26
FEFirstEnergy$45.95$0.47
quarterly3.88%$0.4596.7%6/1/26
FELEFranklin Electric$100.60$0.28
quarterly1.08%$0.2833.7%5/21/26
HESMHess Midstream Partners$38.18$0.78
quarterly8.41%$0.76107.0%5/14/26
KBHKB Home$49.92$0.25
quarterly1.78%$0.2525.4%5/21/26
MATXMatson$184.80$0.36
quarterly0.85%$0.3610.3%6/4/26
NWBINorthwest Bancshares$14.10$0.20
quarterly5.93%$0.2086.0%5/20/26
SIMOSilicon Motion Technology$241.26$0.50
quarterly1.94%$0.5039.6%5/21/26
TRSTriMas$42.22$0.04
quarterly0.44%$0.040.7%5/14/26
Please note you must purchase shares of these companies by the market close today to receive the next dividend payment.The #1 stock to buy BEFORE the June S-1 filing (ad)
When the SpaceX IPO launches, most retail investors will be locked out. The banks, funds, and insiders get in early – while everyone else waits on the sidelines.
But one small infrastructure supplier – a critical piece Musk can’t scale the Colossus network without – is still trading well under institutional radar. A new briefing reveals the name and ticker at no cost.
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CompanyShare PriceAmount / PeriodYieldPrevious AmountPayout RatioPayable DateABAllianceBernstein$40.01$0.83
quarterly8.62%$0.96118.2%5/21/26
AEPAmerican Electric Power$134.13$0.95
quarterly2.80%$0.9556.7%6/10/26
ARCBArcBest$122.54$0.12
quarterly0.39%$0.1219.8%5/22/26
ARLPAlliance Resource Partners$25.57$0.60
quarterly9.44%$0.60126.3%5/15/26
BLXBanco Latinoamericano de Comercio Exterior$53.57$0.69
quarterly4.85%$0.6945.7%5/27/26
BSMBlack Stone Minerals$13.56$0.30
quarterly8.45%$0.3093.8%5/15/26
BUDAnheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV$82.88$1.173.22%- 7.0%6/5/26
CMSCMS Energy$74.54$0.57
quarterly2.96%$0.5763.0%5/29/26
CQPCheniere Energy Partners$63.50$0.78
quarterly4.83%$0.7860.0%5/15/26
DANDana$35.90$0.12
quarterly1.27%$0.1284.2%5/29/26
ETEnergy Transfer$19.89$0.34
quarterly7.07%$0.34110.7%5/20/26
ETNEaton$418.75$1.10
quarterly1.07%$1.1042.1%5/29/26
FCFFirst Commonwealth Financial$18.71$0.14
quarterly2.97%$0.1435.8%5/22/26
FHIFederated Hermes$56.10$0.38
quarterly2.62%$0.3426.4%5/15/26
GABCGerman American Bancorp$43.77$0.31
quarterly2.82%$0.3134.3%5/20/26
HOPEHope Bancorp$12.64$0.14
quarterly4.34%$0.14107.7%5/22/26
HTHHilltop$38.30$0.20
quarterly2.10%$0.2030.3%5/22/26
HWMHowmet Aerospace$254.69$0.12
quarterly0.19%$0.1212.9%5/26/26
IBMInternational Business Machines$226.92$1.69
quarterly2.69%$1.6859.4%6/10/26
JBHTJ.B. Hunt Transport Services$247.96$0.45
quarterly0.71%$0.4527.9%5/22/26
LADLithia Motors$292.94$0.57
quarterly0.78%$0.557.7%5/22/26
LWLamb Weston$42.70$0.38
quarterly3.86%$0.3871.0%6/5/26
MAINMain Street Capital$56.74$0.26
monthly5.41%- 56.5%5/15/26
MPLXMplx$54.84$1.08
quarterly7.83%$1.0889.4%5/15/26
MTDRMatador Resources$58.89$0.38
quarterly2.48%$0.3824.6%6/5/26
NSCNorfolk Southern$317.44$1.35
quarterly1.68%$1.3545.5%5/20/26
ODCOil-Dri Corporation Of America$75.44$0.21
quarterly1.25%$0.2122.2%5/22/26
PFEPfizer$26.34$0.43
quarterly6.42%$0.43126.5%6/12/26
PHParker-Hannifin$905.88$2.00
quarterly0.82%$1.8026.6%6/5/26
RELXRelx$35.71$0.664.22%- – 6/24/26
SCHWCharles Schwab$91.90$0.32
quarterly1.43%$0.3225.4%5/22/26
SONSonoco Products$52.42$0.54
quarterly3.92%$0.5320.8%6/10/26
SQMSociedad Quimica y Minera$94.44$1.03
quarterly5.01%- 5.9%5/26/26
SSBSouthState Bank$99.16$0.60
quarterly2.45%$0.6025.9%5/15/26
SUNSunoco$66.86$0.99
quarterly6.12%$0.93164.3%5/20/26
SUNCSunocoCorp$65.04$0.99
quarterly6.37%- – 5/20/26
SXIStandex International$265.37$0.34
quarterly0.49%$0.3416.6%5/22/26
TFCTruist Financial$50.84$0.52
quarterly4.07%$0.5251.6%6/1/26
TMPTompkins Financial$85.27$0.67
quarterly3.26%$0.6754.1%5/15/26
UVEUniversal Insurance$40.06$0.16
quarterly1.86%$0.169.5%5/15/26
WFCWells Fargo & Company$80.85$0.45
quarterly2.21%$0.4527.8%6/1/26
WMTWalmart$130.04$0.25
quarterly0.79%$0.2536.1%5/26/26
WSFSWSFS Financial$72.20$0.20
quarterly1.14%$0.1712.1%5/22/26
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CompanyShare PriceAmount / PeriodYieldPrevious AmountPayout RatioPayable DateAAPLApple$286.10$0.27
quarterly0.40%$0.2612.6%5/14/26
ALXAlexander’s$250.31$4.50
quarterly7.20%$4.50327.9%5/29/26
AMGAffiliated Managers Group$306.13$0.01
quarterly0.01%$0.010.2%5/26/26
AWIArmstrong World Industries$166.81$0.34
quarterly0.76%$0.3419.3%5/26/26
BROBrown & Brown$57.12$0.17
quarterly1.00%$0.1721.2%5/20/26
CCECCapital Clean Energy Carriers$20.25$0.15
quarterly2.75%$0.1520.9%5/20/26
CNSCohen & Steers$70.38$0.67
quarterly3.81%$0.6788.4%5/21/26
COPConocoPhillips$118.79$0.84
quarterly2.66%$0.8457.0%6/1/26
CVICVR Energy$33.19$0.10
quarterly1.20%- – 5/18/26
CWTCalifornia Water Service Group$42.96$0.34
quarterly2.95%$0.3467.0%5/22/26
DINOHF Sinclair$71.64$0.50
quarterly2.90%$0.5030.1%6/2/26
EVTCEvertec$28.42$0.05
quarterly0.68%$0.059.1%6/5/26
FIBKFirst Interstate BancSystem$36.44$0.47
quarterly5.46%$0.4761.2%5/21/26
GGALGrupo Financiero Galicia$43.12$0.62- – 99.5%5/5/26
GLPGlobal Partners$47.66$0.77
quarterly6.38%$0.76144.1%5/15/26
GWWW.W. Grainger$1,166.15$2.49
quarterly0.87%$2.2625.5%6/1/26
HTOH2O America$57.22$0.44
quarterly2.97%$0.4460.3%6/1/26
LAZLazard$47.20$0.50
quarterly4.12%$0.5079.1%5/22/26
LNGCheniere Energy$262.18$0.56
quarterly0.84%$0.569.1%5/19/26
MCMoelis & Company$64.66$0.65
quarterly3.87%$0.6593.5%6/18/26
MWAMueller Water Products$27.34$0.07
quarterly1.01%$0.0722.2%5/20/26
NMMNavios Maritime Partners$74.26$0.06
quarterly0.33%$0.052.1%5/14/26
OGNOrganon & Co.$13.38$0.02
quarterly0.60%$0.028.6%6/11/26
OMFOneMain$55.88$1.05
quarterly7.42%$1.0562.5%5/15/26
PPGPPG Industries$112.20$0.71
quarterly2.53%$0.7140.5%6/12/26
RESRPC$7.41$0.04
quarterly2.01%$0.04106.7%6/10/26
ROLRollins$54.43$0.18
quarterly1.32%$0.1867.0%6/10/26
SIRISirius XM$26.43$0.27
quarterly3.86%$0.2745.6%5/27/26
SXTSensient Technologies$118.81$0.41
quarterly1.66%$0.4148.4%6/1/26
TPGTPG$45.52$0.59
quarterly5.34%$0.611,109.1%5/26/26
TROXTronox$10.27$0.05
quarterly2.04%$0.05-6.7%7/8/26
UANCVR Partners$130.00$4.00
quarterly12.07%$0.3712.9%5/18/26
WBSWebster Financial$73.21$0.40
quarterly2.23%$0.4026.2%5/21/26
WLFCWillis Lease Finance$236.56$0.40
quarterly0.70%$0.4010.4%5/22/26
WMKWeis Markets$75.49$0.34
quarterly1.94%$0.3436.3%5/26/26
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Today’s Bonus Content: Ticker Revealed: Pre-IPO Access to “Next Elon Musk” Company(From Banyan Hill Publishing)
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Eric Fry
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In machine learning – the type of AI that teaches computers to learn from examples – not all data is created equal.
“Hurtful data,” be it mislabeled, misleading, or biased, can degrade AI models. That’s like a photo of a cat being labeled “dog.” Other data is “useless” because it is repetitive, low quality, or adds no meaningful new information.
If the examples are wrong, the model learns the wrong patterns.
That means AI progress is becoming less about who has the biggest model and more about who has the best data.
Companies that apply AI are not created equal, either.
I’ve been talking about these “AI Appliers” here at Smart Money. These companies are adopting AI technologies to boost efficiency, productivity, and profitability.
Many could profit enormously as they deploy AI technologies throughout their operations and potentially see gains not unlike the companies that used internet infrastructure in the dot-com era and went on to dominate the global economy.
But there’s a catch…
Not every company using AI has an advantage. We’ve reached the stage in the technological cycle where execution matters more than adoption.
That is especially true as “A-AI” – AI models that can act all on their own – becomes more prevalent.
In today’s Smart Money, I’ll look at a company that highlights the limits of legacy AI Appliers struggling to adapt as A-AI accelerates. Then, I’ll break down an AI Applier that can successfully leverage A-AI to strengthen its core business and gain a competitive advantage.
Let’s dive in…
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Xerox Holdings Corp. (XRX) is a well-recognized company built around printers, copiers, and traditional office services.
In the early 2010s, management wisely anticipated a decline in its traditional printing business. And so, they acquired a company called Affiliated Computer Services to offer “business process outsourcing,” also known as “BPO.” This new business offered IT outsourcing, administration, call-center, HR and other back-office services to complement its legacy business.
However, the strategy did not solve Xerox’s long-term problem: print volumes were still going down, and BPO was a low-margin, complex business that faced intense competition from foreign firms. And so, in 2016, Xerox sold the BPO division, only to jump in again in 2023 after its printing business saw further declines.
This time, they tried a narrower “workplace technology” strategy.
Things looked promising at first. Revenues stabilized… and even grew slightly in 2025 thanks to acquisitions and the company’s entry into AI-enabled automation. Insiders at Xerox were aggressively buying stock in their own company as late as April 2025.
But things began to fall apart again this year as A-AI started to take hold.
You see, Xerox’s latest foray into outsourcing involves businesses that A-AI can increasingly automate. Areas like:
And Xerox’s inconsistent BPO history means it doesn’t have the quality data needed to fight back.
In addition, Xerox’s acquisitions mean the firm holds over $4 billion in debt (more than 10 times its market capitalization). A-AI is shrinking profits in Xerox’s “growth” business right as the company needs it most.
Of course, management is continuing to fight back. Last week, Xerox released Xerox IT as a Service (ITaaS), an AI-powered operations platform designed to simplify IT for companies. Basically, businesses will pay Xerox to manage and support their technology systems instead of handling IT themselves.
But insiders are no longer buying shares like they did in 2025. A-AI competition is becoming clearer by the day, and Xerox might not have the data or financial strength left to beat back the competition.
Xerox may apply AI, but that doesn’t mean it’s guaranteed a long, or successful, life as an AI Applier.
Here’s a better “match” instead…
Match Group Inc. (MTCH) is the undisputed titan of online dating websites and apps, with roughly 82 million monthly active users – about 15 million of whom pay for subscriptions – and an estimated 30–40% global market share.
Its portfolio includes Tinder, the world’s No. 1 dating app, along with more than a dozen other online dating brands like Hinge, OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, and Match.com.
While these consumer-facing initiatives are critical to user growth and retention, Match is also using AI to transform its internal operations, making the company more efficient and more collaborative.
For example, Match has deployed AI coding assistants like “Cursor” globally to speed up development cycles and reduce engineering workloads.
Additionally, nearly 1,000 engineers now work through a shared GitHub system with AI tools, which lets teams see each other’s code, reuse good features, and build products faster and more consistently – similar to larger tech firms like Meta Platforms Inc. (META) and Microsoft Corp. (MSFT).
Match has also created a centralized AI tooling group that builds and maintains shared AI infrastructure. This approach gives smaller brands in the company’s portfolio, like HER or The League, access to the same advanced capabilities as the flagship apps without having to duplicate engineering efforts.
By embedding AI at multiple touchpoints – from onboarding and match recommendations to internal product development – Match is building a unified ecosystem where data, technology, and human creativity reinforce each other.
This dual focus on consumer experience and operational efficiency is not simply an experiment; it is the strategic foundation for the company’s revitalization plan.
Match Group could actually benefit from the rise of A-AI if it becomes the company that owns the “AI relationship assistant” layer for dating.
Unlike Xerox, Match’s core business is already built around recommendations, personalization, and matching – exactly the kinds of problems A-AI is good at solving.
Instead of replacing Match’s business, A-AI could make its products more useful. Applying the technology would be a boon, rather than a bust.
And in a world of A-AI, execution beats adoption. The right AI Applier isn’t just using the technology; it’s being made stronger by it.
That’s why the gap between AI Appliers is widening.
And for us investors, that difference is becoming the entire story. It’s likely to separate the long-term winners from the rest.
I share more about the A-AI shift – and the Applier companies set to profit from it – in my newest, special broadcast. I also give away my number-one AI Applier stock pick – absolutely free.
Regards,
Eric Fry
Editor, Smart Money
