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Netflix dropped 6% after hours on a guidance miss. No more subscriber counts. Engagement slowing. Is this a blip or the beginning of something worse?

The S&P 500 is at 7,757 and vibes are good. But peel back the tape and the foundation looks more like stilts than bedrock.

Musk wants to merge SpaceX and Tesla in the biggest deal ever. Ken Griffin says AI is a bubble. Both can be right at the same time.

The Nasdaq shed nearly 6% last week, AI credit stress is flashing red, and oil hit $110. But the bull market might not be dead, just redecorating.

The S&P dropped over 2% this week, chips bled for 9 straight days, and Brent crude hit $110. Here's what the tape is actually telling you.

The Nasdaq fell nearly 2% while the Dow barely flinched. The VIX spiked 10%. This is not your average bad day.

CoreWeave bonds are trading below 80 cents on the dollar. A $30B Aussie AI IPO just imploded. Warburg Pincus says the IPO market is broken. Connect the dots.

The S&P 500 has made 16 straight moves under 1%. That's not calm. That's a standoff. Here's what the signals are actually telling us.

Paul Tudor Jones just called this market '1999.' That's either the best news you've heard all week or the worst, depending on when you plan to sell.

Fixed income ETFs just hauled in $525B year-to-date. But with stocks near highs AND bonds yielding 5%+, the classic 60/40 is having an identity crisis.

Hormuz is on fire and Wall Street is filing its nails. The VIX sits at 15 while tanker attacks hit yearly peaks. Something has to give.

French 10-year yields near 5%, spreads over German bunds at 2011 wides, and not a budget balanced since 1974. Sleep tight.