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Alphabet is on pace for its worst trading day in months as top AI talent walks out the door. Meanwhile, markets are juggling an Iran ceasefire deal, an oil whipsaw, and SpaceX's surprise bond offering
Iran's threatening Hormuz, SPR is 4 weeks from empty, and oil is 'severely underpriced' at $76. The market's denial phase is getting expensive.
Iran threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz, oil is whipsawing, and Reddit's geopolitical crowd is losing its mind. Here's what traders are watching.
Iran agrees to reopen Hormuz in 30 days, Trump signs an MOU nobody fully trusts, and Anthropic got a 90-minute government shutdown notice mid-IPO prep. Wild Friday.
Hormuz reopens, oil whipsaws, and Kevin Warsh quietly ditched the 2% inflation target. Markets are pricing in a lot of things that could still go very wrong.
A page-and-a-half deal is about to flood markets with Iranian oil. Analysts say $50/barrel by year-end. Reddit and X are losing their minds.
US-Iran sign a preliminary deal, Hormuz reopens, Nasdaq rips 3%, and SpaceX is now worth more than Amazon almost. Meanwhile, Cramer says sell everything.
Iran deal signed, Hormuz reopens, oil craters $4/bbl, and Reddit is already debating what comes next. Risk-on is back — but for how long?
SpaceX closes its IPO up 19% at $161/share while a US-Iran ceasefire deal sits at 85% probability — social sentiment is absolutely feral right now.
SpaceX just dropped the largest IPO in history at $135/share while geopolitical chaos nearly shut down the Strait of Hormuz. Markets somehow survived.
Iran deal imminent, oil dumps, airlines moon, and SpaceX prices the biggest IPO in history. Monday delivered more plot twists than a Netflix finale.
Oil near $91, CPI at 4.2%, and Iran threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz. Markets are having a very bad time and Reddit is not surprised.