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

Hormuz closed 82 days, PCE running hot at 3.8%, Kevin Warsh sworn in, and SpaceX filed for a $2T IPO while losing money. Normal week, totally fine.

Dell surged 22% in a week, Qualcomm popped 12%, a new Fed chair got sworn in, and oil is flirting with $97. Normal week, totally fine.

Dell surged 22%, Nvidia underwhelmed despite an $91B guide, SpaceX filed the biggest IPO in history, and a new Fed chair walked in the door. Normal week.

PC stocks ripped, FUTU got slapped with a $271M fine, Nvidia's beat-and-raise bored everyone, and OpenAI is filing for an IPO. Buckle up.

SpaceX filed its S-1, OpenAI is eyeing a $1T valuation, and Nvidia beat estimates but still couldn't impress anyone. The IPO supercycle is either the trade of a lifetime or the top signal of the centu

Nvidia guided $91B but whisper numbers wanted $96B. SpaceX filed for the biggest IPO ever. Yields hit 5.18%. It was that kind of week.

Oil shock, record bond yields, a $67B utility megadeal, and the AI hype train refusing to slow down. The market is sending mixed signals — here's what actually mattered.

Oil whipsawed 3% in a single session, Musk lost to Altman, and Ed Yardeni is predicting a July rate HIKE. Your week in markets, brutally summarized.

Oil hit $109/barrel, the 10-year cracked 4.6%, and the Trump-Xi summit gave markets a Boeing deal and a shrug. This week had range.

Bonds snapped, oil surged, and the Trump-Xi 'Beans and Boeing' summit underwhelmed. The market partied all week, then got the bill on Friday.

Oil hit $105, PPI ran hottest in 4 years, and the S&P still closed at records. Your weekly dose of chaos, explained.
This week, the market felt like a tech-bro's playlist: all bangers at the top, but the rest of the album's a bit... thin. We're talking record S&P 500s driven by just a handful of AI darlings, while i