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Chipmakers are bleeding post-earnings while defense and insurance stocks hit all-time highs. The Iran war is doing what bear markets usually take years to do.
Oil above $100, defense stocks surging, and Big Tech getting hammered. The US-Iran war is rewriting the market playbook in real time.
The US-Iran war just hit its tenth consecutive night of strikes. Oil is above $85, diesel is over $5, and retail investors are still buying. Make it make sense.
Oil spikes, tech wobbles, Dow gets dunked, rotation risk is back on the menu. Here’s why everyone’s suddenly rethinking what 'defensive' means.
SP500 and Nasdaq flatline as shipping chaos and chip uncertainty grip the market. War headlines roar, stock charts nap.
Chips crash, oil vaults, and Wall Street faces all-out boredom, unless you own energy stocks or popcorn futures.
Semiconductors are at a make-or-break level. Capital is quietly rotating into financials and healthcare. The S&P stays rangebound but the internals are anything but boring.
June CPI fell 0.4% month-over-month, the first monthly drop in six years. Stocks rallied. Iran is still a mess. Markets are choosing to party anyway.
Goldman beat estimates by $4B, Citi posted its best revenue in a decade, and IBM cratered 24%. Earnings season has a clear winner and a very loud loser.
RBC sees 10.8% upside for the S&P 500, upgrading Tech while cutting Communication Services. Bold call in a week where everything is on fire.
Former SEC Chair Gary Gensler just said US equities are at a possible market top. Social sentiment agrees, and the data backs it up.
SK Hynix just hit Nasdaq with a $26.5B listing and owns 58% of the AI memory market. The chip story everyone already knew just got a US ticker.