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

A US-Iran deal, SpaceX going parabolic, Coinbase going full Wall Street, and the Knicks breaking merch records — this week had everything except chill.

SpaceX went public at $135, closed at $161, and made Elon Musk a trillionaire. Oil dumped 5%. Fox bought Roku. Markets somehow held it together.

SpaceX priced at $135, closed at $161, and somehow that wasn't even the wildest thing that happened this week. Buckle up.

SpaceX raised $75B, Iran blinked, and the market partied like it's 1999. Here's everything that moved this week — and what's actually worth watching.

SpaceX priced at $135, closed at $161, and somehow that's the boring part of the week. Buckle up.

SpaceX priced at $135/share, Iran nearly got a deal (twice), chip stocks faceplanted, and tomatoes cost more than your gym membership. Weekly roundup is here.

CPI hit a 3-year high of 4.2%, the Dow shed 953 points, and SpaceX is about to rewrite index investing. Oh, and the Fed might hike again. Sleep tight.

Broadcom whiffed, Apple's Siri beta landed with a thud, and a $1.75T SpaceX IPO is vacuuming cash from chip stocks. Oh, and Iran allegedly shot down a helicopter. Normal week.

Chips dumped 10% then ripped back. Apple did its best 'sell the news.' OpenAI filed its S-1. And oil is somewhere between 'fine' and 'catastrophic.' Buckle up.

Semis down 9.5%, Nasdaq worst day in over a year, Bitcoin below $60K — and somehow airline executives are calling this a 'record summer.' Wild week.

Semis got wrecked, Bitcoin kept bleeding, and SpaceX filed the biggest IPO in history. The June Swoon Ed Yardeni called is very much in session.

Nasdaq's worst day since April 2025, semis in freefall, and Bitcoin down 50% from peak. The market finally got the news it asked for — and hated it.