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War in the Middle East, oil near multi-year highs, and somehow Chewy still has to justify its pet food margins. Earnings don't care about your feelings.
LNG just hit $30/MMBTU. Stocks are at six-month lows. And Q1 earnings season is walking straight into the blast radius of a Middle East war.

FDX raised EPS guidance above $20 into a literal wartime economy. SMCI just lost 27% after its co-founder got charged with smuggling Nvidia chips to China. Earnings season has logged on.

Micron beat estimates, the AI memory cycle is screaming, and the stock still dropped 5%. Turns out geopolitics is a terrible earnings catalyst.

Macy's is thriving on Saks' bankruptcy chaos, Lululemon has no CEO and no answers, and every earnings call now comes with a complimentary geopolitical risk disclaimer.

NVIDIA doubled its revenue outlook to $1T through 2027 at GTC. Meanwhile, retail traders are trying to figure out if earnings season even matters when Hormuz is closed.

FedEx just passed UPS in market cap and is up 24% YTD heading into Thursday earnings. Retail traders are watching β and the macro backdrop is absolutely unhinged.

FDX is up 24% YTD heading into Thursday's print. The macro is chaotic. Sentiment is weirdly optimistic. Let's talk about it.

Oil near $100, a war approaching two weeks old, and earnings season colliding head-on. Retail traders are repositioning fast β here's where the sentiment is flowing.

Strait of Hormuz is shut, Brent just cleared $100, and earnings bulls are somehow still at the table. Here's who retail sentiment is backing.

Oracle popped 10% pre-market on an 84% infrastructure jump while the world was busy watching oil prices explode. Retail traders are somehow still showing up.

Oil swung $38 in one Asian session. The Dow dropped 1,000 then closed up 230. Earnings season has entered the chat β and the chat is on fire.