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

Iran blinked (maybe), markets ripped 3%, oil stayed stubbornly above $100, and Fannie Mae somehow became the trade of the week. Welcome to Q1 2026.

The Iran war is now in week five, Brent crude is above $112, and the S&P broke its 200-day MA. Here's what the chatter actually told us.

Brent above $112, S&P off 8% from its high, and your tech portfolio looking like it lost a fight with a drone. Here's what social sentiment told us this week.

Five straight weeks of losses, Brent crude above $113, and the Strait of Hormuz still closed. This week's sentiment data reads like a disaster film — because it basically is.

Oil up 40%, airfares up 560%, coal stocks up 10%, and gold selling off. This week's sentiment data reads like a market having an existential crisis.

Week 14 of the U.S.-Iran war is rewriting commodity markets in real time. Here's who won, who got wrecked, and what the crowd is saying.

Three straight weeks of S&P losses, oil flirting with $100, and the Strait of Hormuz closed. The chatter this week was loud, scared, and occasionally correct.

Brent crossed $100/barrel for the first time since 2022, the Strait of Hormuz is mined, and your gas pump is already doing the math. Weekly sentiment roundup.

Oil spikes, AI identity crises at the DoD, and private credit quietly sitting on a software time bomb. This week in markets was a lot.

WTI hit $120 overnight, then crashed to $87 by lunch. The Dow swung 1,200 points in a day. Normal week, totally fine.

Oil surged 36% in a week, the Strait of Hormuz is functionally closed, and IWM is taking it worse than everyone. Weekly sentiment roundup.

Oil surged past $92, all three major indexes dropped ~1%, and the Iran conflict just entered week two with no exit ramp in sight. Here's what social sentiment is screaming.