The week's biggest sentiment movers, and which of last week's calls actually played out.
Semis up 60% in six weeks, 49% of S&P components above their 50-day, and Michael Burry is screaming 1999. The bull case and the bubble case are both correct — pick your poison.
Micron +15.5%, Intel +25% for the week, S&P at record highs, and GameStop tried to buy eBay. No, really. Your weekly sentiment debrief.

Intel +25%, Brent crude at $101, GameStop tried to acquire eBay, and Gundlach is screaming '2007.' Just another week in 2026.

INTC +25%, AMD +18%, S&P 500 above 7,300 for the first time ever. The bulls ran this week. Here's what the noise actually meant.

Oil dropped 7%, AMD surged 20%, and GameStop bid $56B for eBay with couch cushion money. Welcome to the week that had everything.

The Strait of Hormuz held the world hostage, Ken Griffin called a recession, and Palantir posted 85% growth. Just another week in 2026.

Oil spiked past $106, Spirit Airlines died, Berkshire crowned a new king, and GameStop bid $55B for eBay. Normal week, totally fine.

Greg Abel takes the Berkshire throne, Buffett calls the market a casino, oil splits into two realities, and Spirit Airlines discovers what happens when your business model meets $7/gal jet fuel.

Greg Abel's first Berkshire meeting, a $35 oil price gap nobody's talking about, and Big Tech earnings that made the bears look very silly. Weekly roundup time.

S&P earnings grew 28% vs 14% expected, the Fed voted 8-4 in its messiest decision in 33 years, and Spirit Airlines is cooked. Weekly roundup is here.

Alphabet crushed it, Meta paid dearly for AI ambition, the Fed had its most divided vote since 1992, and oil kept doing oil things. Buckle up.

Brent crude hit $126. The Fed had its most divided vote since 1992. Big Tech split into winners and losers. Normal week, totally fine.