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

While everyone stares at the Strait of Hormuz, Continental Resources just signed an MOU in Venezuela. Bold move or distraction from the real energy story?

The Fed hiked for the first time in 3 years, AI bosses begged for a slowdown, and oil hit $109. Your weekly social sentiment recap.

Private credit default rates just hit a record 6.3%. With more Fed hikes coming and half of defaults being disguised as 'extensions,' the stress is hiding in plain sight.

Anthropic wants a $2 trillion valuation AND slower AI development. Wall Street is not exactly known for funding its own speed limits.

Markets bled all week then bounced Friday. Skyworks ripped 19%. Lululemon got a new CEO and a downgrade. Here's what the chatter got right.

NVDA gets a monster revenue forecast, GOOGL gets a Berkshire vote of confidence, and the AI safety debate just got loud enough to move markets.

Stocks fell four straight days, oil cracked $100, and social chatter was all over the place. Here's what actually moved the needle.

Visa clocked 10% spending growth. BofA says credit quality is pristine. So why is everyone online absolutely convinced the economy is lying to them?

Strong sales, falling stocks. Luxury's cost problem is real, China demand is soft, and HSBC just waved the white flag on two of the biggest names.

The internet was loud this week. Hormuz stayed shut, Qualcomm popped 9%, and the VIX quietly reminded everyone it still exists.

Bloom Energy exploded after S&P 500 inclusion, Nvidia's moat is quietly shrinking, and Japan's wages just hit a 30-year high. Here's what the crowd was watching.

Apple's foldable iPhone drops at $2,400 and Pro models may jump $200 more. Is this a revenue windfall or a consumer revolt waiting to happen?