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Stocks drifted Tuesday as the Hormuz crisis drags on and CPI looms. Oil disagrees with equities on what happens next.

Stocks shrug, oil rips, and Bank of America says energy markets won't stabilize before winter. Here's what the sentiment data is actually telling you.

The Strait of Hormuz is paralyzed, the Red Sea is hot, and every major index is showing N/A. Here's what the chaos actually means for your portfolio.

The Nasdaq peaked in March 2000. Fiber spending kept going for another year. Sound familiar? The AI bubble debate is getting louder.

The US economy lost 23,000 jobs in July. Stocks went up. Welcome to 2026, where bad news is the market's favorite drug.

The Strait of Hormuz standoff between Iran and the US is the market's single biggest macro story, and most retail investors are sleeping on the ripple effects.

The Dow just hit a record but the Nasdaq dropped 0.8% and only 44,000 private jobs were added in July. The market is not as healthy as the headline suggests.

The Dow closed at a record 54,085 as Iran deal hopes tanked oil prices 5% and AI darlings like Palantir surged 29%. Here's what drove it.

Big tech dropped $700B on AI this year and free cash flow is cratering. Here's who survives the capex arms race and who gets left holding the bill.

Market data is offline, but the real story is written in oil prices, a stronger dollar, and Shell's near-record $9.8B profit. Here is what the chaos actually means.

The Fed held rates steady for the fifth straight meeting, but Kevin Warsh's murky press conference may have done more damage than a hike ever could.

Microsoft adds $500B in a day, a hedge fund implodes, US bombs Iran, and Bill Nygren says he's seen this movie before. July 31 is a lot.