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S&P 500 hits record highs, forward earnings growth tops 20%, and Goldman's David Solomon admits we're in 'greed' mode. The bull case is getting harder to argue with.
S&P hit fresh record highs for the 8th straight session while Alphabet dropped an $80B equity deal, Berkshire endorsed it, and Anthropic raced OpenAI to the IPO finish line.
Oil surged 7%, Anthropic filed for a near-trillion-dollar IPO, Nvidia entered the PC market, and Berkshire just bought a homebuilder. Normal Monday stuff.

S&P, Nasdaq, Russell, Dow — all at ATHs. Sector rotation is the game, geopolitics is the wildcard, and Kevin Warsh might be the plot twist nobody's modeling.

Q1 earnings beat by ~$10/share, S&P is eyeing 7,700, and the Fed just quietly put a rate hike back on the table. Summer is not playing around.

WTI fell 4.5% to ~$89.60 on Iran peace deal speculation while American Airlines guides +15% revenue YoY. Markets are confused. So is everyone else.

Nasdaq at record highs, Micron crossing $1T, SpaceX eyeing $2T — and credit card delinquencies hitting 13%. The K-shaped economy isn't a theory anymore.

The market's at all-time highs but feels like a funeral. Big Tech is dropping $700B on AI infrastructure. And somehow, the bears think they're winning.

Gas prices threatening $5/gallon, SpaceX filing for an IPO, and Maine banning data centers. The market's juggling chainsaws — here's what actually matters.

The Strait of Hormuz has been shut for 82 days, PCE is printing hot at 3.8%, and Kevin Warsh just inherited the worst first week in Fed chair history. Markets are up anyway.

New Fed Chair, record S&P 500, all-time low consumer sentiment, and a Memorial Day cookout that'll make you cry into your slightly flat bacon. Markets contain multitudes.

Oil's flirting with $110, a new Fed chair wants to blow up the dot plot, and SpaceX just filed an S-1 claiming the largest TAM in human history. Normal Tuesday.