Fast AI reads on breaking market news and how trader sentiment is shifting in response.

Citi just had its best fixed income trading quarter in a decade. The stock dropped 5.6%. Welcome to earnings season 2026.

Hormuz flows crashed to 11M bpd vs a 20M bpd average. Houthis hit Riyadh's airport. Oil is at $94. The VIX is at 14.84. Something doesn't add up.

Trump just dropped two geopolitical bombs in 24 hours. A Ukraine energy ceasefire and a Russia diesel deal. Markets haven't decided how to feel yet.

Hormuz tanker attacks just hit their worst week since the Iran war began. Oil is jumping. The VIX is at 15. The market is fine, apparently.

SpaceX just dropped $8B on spectrum licenses and suddenly AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile look like Blockbuster employees watching Netflix sign a lease next door.

Starbucks wants to buy Chipotle? The burrito-meets-latte merger has traders going feral, and not everyone is happy about it.

Tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz just hit a weekly record and Shell is calling record refining margins. Traders are scrambling.

Consumer confidence just cratered to 81.9, the lowest since 2014. The S&P 500 is at record highs. These two facts exist simultaneously and nobody is okay.

OPEC+ just froze its capacity review because of the Iran war. Putin is holding diesel hostage. And somehow the S&P is at record highs.

Micron just dropped a 167% revenue growth quarter and trades at a 6.6x forward PE. Either the market is wrong or we're missing something. Let's find out.

War headlines are piling up but markets are shrugging. Here's why traders aren't panicking yet, and what could change that fast.

Tesla just beat Q3 delivery estimates and Nvidia hit a new intraday record. The market has a funny way of rewarding you for ignoring the news.