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Iran drama, a fragile 60-day MOU, SpaceX down 18% from highs, and Seth Klarman calling the market euphoric. Welcome to your weekly reality check.
Iran deal, semi rip, SpaceX IPO, and a Fed chair who refused to show his cards. The internet had opinions on all of it.
Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, oil whipsawed, semis hit record highs, and somehow the market ended the week smiling. Here's how it all played out.
The Strait of Hormuz reopened, Kevin Warsh spooked the bond market, and Intel got a Trump-Apple glow-up. Here's everything that actually mattered this week.
Oil craters, chips surge, SpaceX breaks options markets, and the new Fed chair walks in swinging. The internet called most of it. Here's the tape.
Warsh went full cryptic at his first FOMC. Iran signed a page-and-a-half MOU. SpaceX made Musk a trillionaire. The internet lost its mind — and for once, it was right.
A US-Iran deal, SpaceX going parabolic, Coinbase going full Wall Street, and the Knicks breaking merch records — this week had everything except chill.
SpaceX went public at $135, closed at $161, and made Elon Musk a trillionaire. Oil dumped 5%. Fox bought Roku. Markets somehow held it together.
SpaceX priced at $135, closed at $161, and somehow that wasn't even the wildest thing that happened this week. Buckle up.
SpaceX raised $75B, Iran blinked, and the market partied like it's 1999. Here's everything that moved this week — and what's actually worth watching.
SpaceX priced at $135, closed at $161, and somehow that's the boring part of the week. Buckle up.
SpaceX priced at $135/share, Iran nearly got a deal (twice), chip stocks faceplanted, and tomatoes cost more than your gym membership. Weekly roundup is here.