The stocks getting the most buzz right now, with AI buy/sell/hold ratings on every mention.
The SOX fell 3% as chip euphoria meets gravity, Alcoa gets a stealth upgrade, and HIMS dropped 15% on a revenue beat. Markets are weird. Let's talk about it.
Semis are up 60%+ in six weeks, 8% of the S&P is at 52-week lows while the index hits highs, and Burry is screaming bubble. So… buy the dip?
Lumentum surges 5% on Nasdaq 100 inclusion, Moderna pops 7.5% on hantavirus vaccine news, and CEG rides the AI power wave. Social sentiment is screaming.

Micron ripped 15.5% in a single session, NASDAQ is in meltup mode, and the debate raging across YouTube, Reddit, and X is whether this is genius or bubble.

COIN missed badly, NET just fired 1,100 people, and CoreWeave can't stop winning. Social sentiment this week was basically a tale of three cities.

DASH surges 10% on a monster order forecast. WHR gets cut in half on dividend suspension. And Paul Tudor Jones says enjoy the party — but know where the exit is.

Iran peace talks sent oil tumbling and stocks to all-time highs — but ARM jumping 11% and CRDO up 87% in a month are the moves worth actually talking about.

INTC already ran 13%. So where's the next leg of the AI infrastructure trade? Hint: it rhymes with 'smell' and has a very bullish chart.

Palantir posted 85% revenue growth and is raising guidance by $1B. Meanwhile, Altimeter just ditched Microsoft for NVDA and memory chips. Here's what the buzz is actually saying.

Nokia just hit its highest price since 2010. BMW is eating a 25% tariff sandwich. And oil above $101 is quietly breaking the market's brain. Let's talk.

Spirit is cooked, Berkshire's new era opened with a banger quarter, and $101 oil is the villain nobody wanted. The feeds are loud this week.

BRK.B is flush with $397B cash, oil's physical-paper spread hit $35 — a historic record — and Spirit Airlines is officially a ghost. Here's what the buzz means.