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Semis up 60% in six weeks, 49% of S&P components above their 50-day, and Michael Burry is screaming 1999. The bull case and the bubble case are both correct — pick your poison.
The Philly Semi Index is up ~70% since March. Micron is 170% above its 200-day MA. And only 49% of S&P 500 stocks are above their own 50-day. This is fine.
Iran threatens to cork the Strait of Hormuz, oil whipsaws, and somehow the S&P hits all-time highs. Traders online are losing their minds — in opposite directions.
Lumentum surges 5% on Nasdaq 100 inclusion, Moderna pops 7.5% on hantavirus vaccine news, and CEG rides the AI power wave. Social sentiment is screaming.
USDC just handled 80% of all dollar digital transactions in Q1 with $30T in volume. That's not a crypto story anymore. That's a finance story.
Options on HIMS are pricing a 13% move either way. Retail's already in the group chat debating which direction. Here's what the sentiment data actually says.
Powell's gone, the Strait of Hormuz is barely open, and hyperscalers just doubled capex to $700B. The market's threading a very thin needle right now.
Micron +15.5%, Intel +25% for the week, S&P at record highs, and GameStop tried to buy eBay. No, really. Your weekly sentiment debrief.
Iran just threatened to shut the Strait of Hormuz. A Qatari LNG tanker snuck through. Treasury says the US has 'plenty' of war funds. Your portfolio felt it before you woke up.
Options are pricing a 13% move for $HIMS. JP Morgan just initiated with overweight. The Novo Nordisk pivot either saves this company or the hype dies on the vine.

Dog cloning at $50K a pop, capsule hotels hitting U.S. shores, and K-beauty going surgical. The trends are loud. The stocks are whisper-quiet.

Brent crude closes at $101, Iran hasn't replied to Trump's texts, and GameStop tried to buy eBay with money it doesn't have. Normal week.