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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.

CPI hit a 3-year high of 4.2%, the Dow shed 953 points, and SpaceX is about to rewrite index investing. Oh, and the Fed might hike again. Sleep tight.

Broadcom whiffed, Apple's Siri beta landed with a thud, and a $1.75T SpaceX IPO is vacuuming cash from chip stocks. Oh, and Iran allegedly shot down a helicopter. Normal week.

Chips dumped 10% then ripped back. Apple did its best 'sell the news.' OpenAI filed its S-1. And oil is somewhere between 'fine' and 'catastrophic.' Buckle up.

Semis down 9.5%, Nasdaq worst day in over a year, Bitcoin below $60K — and somehow airline executives are calling this a 'record summer.' Wild week.

Semis got wrecked, Bitcoin kept bleeding, and SpaceX filed the biggest IPO in history. The June Swoon Ed Yardeni called is very much in session.