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Greg Abel takes the Berkshire throne, Buffett calls the market a casino, oil splits into two realities, and Spirit Airlines discovers what happens when your business model meets $7/gal jet fuel.
Greg Abel's first Berkshire meeting, a $35 oil price gap nobody's talking about, and Big Tech earnings that made the bears look very silly. Weekly roundup time.
S&P earnings grew 28% vs 14% expected, the Fed voted 8-4 in its messiest decision in 33 years, and Spirit Airlines is cooked. Weekly roundup is here.
Alphabet crushed it, Meta paid dearly for AI ambition, the Fed had its most divided vote since 1992, and oil kept doing oil things. Buckle up.
Brent crude hit $126. The Fed had its most divided vote since 1992. Big Tech split into winners and losers. Normal week, totally fine.
Markets hit all-time highs, someone tried to shoot the president, Goldman hiked oil forecasts again, and five Mag 7 names reported earnings. Totally normal week.
Intel erased its dot-com losses in a single session, the Strait of Hormuz is still a mess, and your next Fed chair is basically confirmed. A lot happened.
Intel erased its dot-com ghost, semis went on an 18-day win streak, and the Strait of Hormuz turned off the global oil tap. Week of April 24th, ranked.
Intel's best single-day gain since October 1987. Tesla's $3.3B free cash flow swing. A new Fed Chair incoming. This week had everything except a quiet news cycle.
Intel beat EPS estimates by 28x. Tesla printed $1.4B in free cash. Oil hit $96. Iran is literally running a toll booth in the Strait of Hormuz. Normal week.
Oil above $100, a new Apple CEO, Tesla's jaw-dropping free cash flow reversal, and a Strait of Hormuz standoff that won't quit. Your week in markets, summarized.
Tim Cook's out, John Ternus is in, oil swung 7% in a day, and psychedelic stocks somehow had the best week on the board. Normal stuff.