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

A US-Iran war, oil flirting with $100, and a Fed rate hike nobody asked for. Here is everything that moved the needle this week.
Tesla's worst day in a year, Super Micro's best week since May, oil above $97, and a mall in Alabama with no stores left. Weekly sentiment, unpacked.
Nvidia just pledged $500B to South Korea and $1B to Naver. The AI arms race didn't pause for the war, it accelerated.

Alphabet crushed cloud estimates, Tesla torched margins, and $100 oil hit for the first time since May. The week in three acts: feast, famine, and fire.

Tesla missed badly, Alphabet crushed cloud, oil hit $88, and 63% of Americans are broke. Here's everything that moved markets this week.

AMD just unveiled a 7,000-lb, $5M AI rack it says outperforms Nvidia. The timing couldn't be more loaded.

GM beats Q2 EPS estimates, raises full-year outlook, and shrugs off auto drama, trucks are the new Teslas, apparently.

PayPal rockets on $60/share buyout rumors, but the board plays hard to get. Stripe, Advent, and every social media 'finfluencer' weigh in.

ASML and peers nosedive as investors panic over China’s cheap new AI models. Global chipmakers face their biggest rout since 2025.

China's mega-AI model and Gulf chaos turn chips sour and oil spicy, a brutal week for tech, a feast for energy.
Semiconductors tank 6% after China's open-source Kimi model shocks markets. Is this the beginning of a new AI arms race, or just a great sale on chips?

Banks crushed it, Abbott had its best day in 24 years, IBM face-planted, and the US and Iran traded actual bombs. Normal week.