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August payrolls came in at 162K, nearly 3x the 55K estimate. Yields spiked, futures dipped, and September rate cut odds just got a lot more complicated.

Five Below posted 14% comps and 107% EPS growth. The stock still finished red. Welcome to the deceleration discount.

Uber just axed 10% of its workforce and Wall Street cheered. Here's why the real story is where that money is going next.

Markets finished August in the green, but the party had a hangover: oil above $90, the 10-year at 4.75%, and Tom Lee quietly penciling in a 10% pullback.

Mortgage rates are approaching 7% after briefly dipping below 6% in February. The housing slump that nobody is talking about is getting worse.

PANW nearly doubled YTD but trades at 90x forward earnings. AVGO is projecting six-fold AI chip growth in two years. Which one do you actually want to own?

Warsh said inflation isn't slowing. Bonds sold off. Stocks followed. Welcome to the new Fed era nobody fully priced in.

CrowdStrike called it an arms race. The numbers back that up: 51% ARR growth, record free cash flow, and a stock that's more than doubled in 2026.

Lam Research just posted record revenue, margins, and EPS while announcing a $3B R&D blitz. The AI infrastructure trade has a new face.

The US national debt just crossed $40 trillion. Every American family's share is $683K. And the people who should be fixing it are arguing about bond buybacks.

The 30-year Treasury briefly hit 5.32% and the 10-year sits at 4.7%. The bond market is sending a message, and it's not subtle.

The US-Canada trade collapse just got a September 8 deadline. Here's what social sentiment is screaming that the market is only half-hearing.