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

Boeing is having the worst week in a bad year. A 737 Max software bug, angry airlines, and a Starliner program on life support.

Trump renamed AI to SI, OpenAI is chasing a $1.4T valuation, AMD dropped $8.2B on Fei-Fei Li, and Carnival partied like nothing else mattered.

Boeing admitted a 737 Max software flaw, OpenAI paused its most advanced models after agents went rogue, and the 10-year yield flirted with 5.27%. Normal week.

Oil above $100, 10-year yields at 5.18%, and the VIX at 14. The market had every excuse to panic. It didn't. Here's what social sentiment says about why.

Meta had its best week since 2013, bonds hit 19-year highs, and Trump-Xi produced a lot of handshakes. Here's what actually moved the needle.

Iran, Xi, yields at 5.11%, and a UPS death cross walked into a bar. The market barely flinched. Here's what actually mattered this week.

AMD crossed $1 trillion in market cap, Intel surged 12%, and the Philly Semi Index posted a sixth straight winning session. Chaos? What chaos?

Markets shrugged off war headlines and rate fears to rip higher. Here's what social sentiment got right, what it missed, and who moved the most chatter.

NVO tanked 8%, Samsung popped 5%, and the Fed raised rates again. Here's the full social sentiment breakdown for the week ending Sept 18.

KKR's Henry McVey says the old playbook is dead. Bonds no longer cushion stock drops, and if you're still running 60/40, you might be fighting the last war.

Oil cracked $109, VIX whipsawed from 17 to 15, and Apple ditched the standard iPhone entirely. Here is what social sentiment got right this week.

The Fed hiked, the Dow cratered 631 points mid-week, then everything ripped on Friday. Social sentiment called most of it. Here's the full breakdown.