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The S&P bounced 0.86% on Friday. The VIX jumped 8% the day before. One of these things is lying to you.

The S&P 500 is down four straight. VIX is climbing. And Jim Cramer's old Goldman mentor was right: the long bond runs everything.

Three down sessions, a PPI surprise, and oil that won't quit. The market isn't panicking yet, but it's definitely stress-eating.

The 10-year yield is knocking on 5%'s door, oil is flirting with triple digits, and the VIX just jumped 5%. Sleep tight.

SoftBank ripped 30% in three days on the OpenAI/GPT-6 trade. Memory chips are running. History says September hurts. Who's right?

European central banks are hauling gold home, Norway is ditching $80B in Treasuries, and bond investors are staging a revolt. The dollar's reserve status has a slow leak.

A deadly glacier avalanche wiped out villages and traveled 100km in 7 minutes. No earthquake triggered it. Markets should be paying attention.

The Mag-7 is back on top, with NVDA as the engine and MSFT up 27% since earnings. But diesel at $5.85 and a hawkish Fed are circling.

August payrolls came in at 162K, nearly 3x the 55K estimate. Yields spiked, futures dipped, and September rate cut odds just got a lot more complicated.

Five Below posted 14% comps and 107% EPS growth. The stock still finished red. Welcome to the deceleration discount.

Uber just axed 10% of its workforce and Wall Street cheered. Here's why the real story is where that money is going next.

Markets finished August in the green, but the party had a hangover: oil above $90, the 10-year at 4.75%, and Tom Lee quietly penciling in a 10% pullback.