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Semiconductors are at a make-or-break level. Capital is quietly rotating into financials and healthcare. The S&P stays rangebound but the internals are anything but boring.

June CPI fell 0.4% month-over-month, the first monthly drop in six years. Stocks rallied. Iran is still a mess. Markets are choosing to party anyway.

Goldman beat estimates by $4B, Citi posted its best revenue in a decade, and IBM cratered 24%. Earnings season has a clear winner and a very loud loser.

RBC sees 10.8% upside for the S&P 500, upgrading Tech while cutting Communication Services. Bold call in a week where everything is on fire.

Former SEC Chair Gary Gensler just said US equities are at a possible market top. Social sentiment agrees, and the data backs it up.

SK Hynix just hit Nasdaq with a $26.5B listing and owns 58% of the AI memory market. The chip story everyone already knew just got a US ticker.

Strait of Hormuz is basically a parking lot right now, and the ripple effects are hitting every corner of the market. Here is what the sentiment data actually shows.

Samsung just posted record profits and got absolutely wrecked. The AI trade isn't dead — but the easy money definitely is.

Chips are ripping, Tom Lee wants 8,000 on the S&P, and $800M in Trump Account money just hit markets. Summer is anything but quiet.

Markets are flying blind with all indicators reading zero, but the headlines tell a terrifying story: war, closed shipping lanes, and gold in freefall.

Markets are flatter than a soda left out on the Fourth, as Iran’s shock and America’s 250th fireworks leave investors frozen in place. AI can’t find the volume button, either.

SpaceX lands on NASDAQ 100, Iran headlines dominate, but S&P, Dow, and VIX take a collective nap.