The week's biggest sentiment movers, and which of last week's calls actually played out.

Samsung posted a near 19-fold profit surge and still crashed 10%. Chip stocks got obliterated. Here's what the carnage actually means.

Mines, missile strikes, and a dead Supreme Leader. The Strait of Hormuz is a mess — and oil markets are barely pricing the risk.

BNPL hits 8% of US online spending. Private credit smells opportunity. Here's why Wall Street is suddenly obsessed with your Klarna checkout.

EasyJet finally said yes to a £5B+ takeover, and the ripple effect across European aviation is real. Here's what the social buzz is telling us.

Khamenei's death rattled global markets, gold cratered 28% after a record high, and SpaceX gatecrashed the Nasdaq 100. Your weekly chatter breakdown.

Tech tumbles, Meta moonwalks, and the Dow hits fresh highs — all while retail investors pile into leveraged chip ETFs like it’s 1999.

The Dow hit a record, the Nasdaq stumbled, and the SOX index had a full emotional breakdown — all in four days. Here's what actually mattered.

US strikes Iran, Tesla delivers 480K vehicles, and the Russell hits records above 3,000. Somehow Wall Street is vibing. Here's the full chaos debrief.

META popped 9% on a cloud business nobody saw coming. Chip stocks had their best quarter ever, then immediately dunked on retail latecomers. Iran blew up a tanker. Normal week.

Chip stocks just had their best quarter ever, Iran almost shut down global shipping, and the Fed kept its independence. Wall Street's been busy.

Iran, spinoffs, AI layoffs, and a Fed that kept its job. The week had everything except a calm news cycle.

US-Iran war broke the Strait of Hormuz, Nasdaq dropped 4.5%, and leveraged ETFs dumped $45B in a single session. Here's what the internet is actually saying about all of it.