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Dow hits new highs as traders ditch tech and hug defensives; weak jobs data, an Iran truce, and cheap oil turn the market playbook upside down.

US-Iran strikes, Meta's AWS ambitions, chip stocks imploding, and a jobs report no one agrees on — welcome to Q3, where every headline is a stress test.

The S&P 500 just closed its best quarter in six years. Then the US struck Iran. Again. Welcome to the second half.

The S&P 500 just closed its best quarter in six years while the US literally fired Tomahawk missiles at Iran. Markets are fine, apparently.

Missiles paused, CMCSA surging 22%, and MAG7 at its most oversold since 2022 — the market is basically screaming if you know where to listen.

Missiles over Tehran, tankers on fire in Hormuz, Nasdaq down 4.5%, and $45B in leveraged ETF selling. The market doesn't know what it doesn't know.

OpenAI delays its IPO, Goldman and Morgan Stanley bleed, Grantham warns of a 70% crash, and Iran threatens to shut the world's most important waterway. Just a normal week.

Market data is broken. The geopolitical situation is not. Here's what actually matters right now: Micron's blowout earnings, oil whipsawing on Iran war fears, and a semiconductor cycle that's going st

Chips are melting, oil is whipsawing, and Iran just threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz. The market's market data feed apparently took one look and noped out.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards are threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz. Oil is whipsawing. And somehow, the AI debt bubble conversation is still happening. Let's unpack it.

Missiles in the Middle East, a 7% Alphabet dump, SpaceX's post-IPO hangover, and the Russell 2000 quietly hitting 3,000+ for the first time. Monday had range.

Iran's closing the Strait of Hormuz, market indices are showing zero data, and the internet is absolutely losing it. Here's what the sentiment actually says.