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HOOD jumped 9% in a single session on Bitcoin's $80K breakout. With 7 million Trump Account sign-ups and a 3% retirement match, is this still a meme broker or a real fintech?
While oil burns and the Fed hikes, crypto stocks are partying like it's 2021. COIN and MSTR are the most buzzed tickers on X and YouTube right now.
Two stocks are eating up all the social oxygen right now: Intel on a possible SK Hynix JV, and Generac on an $8B Amazon data center deal.
Intel jumped 4% on SK Hynix deal rumors and JB Hunt cratered 13% on diesel shock. Two very different vibes in one chaotic trading session.
COIN is hostage to a Senate vote count and PLAY just fired a 13% warning flare. Social sentiment is loud on both, and it's mostly nervous.
AI safety panic is hammering chipmakers, but two tickers are cutting through the noise: META is catching buyers and CAVA just posted 31% revenue growth.
OpenAI just delayed its IPO to 2027 and the AI safety crowd is getting loud. Here's what the social sentiment says about the stocks actually in play.
Oracle drops 16% and Larry Ellison quietly cancels a $7.5B share sale. Meanwhile, the AI crowd is having a very public identity crisis.
Oracle had the drama, but HPE and Dell are the quiet giants of the AI infrastructure trade. One just hit an all-time high. The other is up 340% this year.
Adobe just dropped a record $6.76B quarter and raised full-year guidance past $26.5B. So why does the vibe feel... complicated?
Oil topped $100, the Dow dropped 405 points, and somehow Meta and Signet walked out of Tuesday looking like heroes. Here's why the crowd missed it.
Everyone's watching crude oil and the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Robinhood and Affirm are quietly becoming the most interesting tickers on the street.