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Intel +25%, Brent crude at $101, GameStop tried to acquire eBay, and Gundlach is screaming '2007.' Just another week in 2026.

Brent crude hits $101, CPI is heading for 3.7%, and the S&P somehow just hit records. The market is not okay. Neither is your gas bill.

Brent crude hits $101. CPI is heading to 3.7%. And crypto Twitter is whispering the quiet part loud: this is exactly what Bitcoin was built for.

Micron ripped 15.5% in a single session, NASDAQ is in meltup mode, and the debate raging across YouTube, Reddit, and X is whether this is genius or bubble.

Everyone's staring at the semiconductor meltup. Meanwhile, these three small-caps are quietly doing something interesting. Classic hidden gem energy.

YouTube's finance creators are converging on one wild thesis: the 'Degenerate Economy' is real, it's profitable, and it's just getting started.

Inflation is sticky, earnings are spicy, and retail traders are pricing 13% swings. The degenerate economy is officially in session.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards are threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz. Saudi Aramco's CEO just bailed on a major energy conference. This is not a drill.

S&P 500 hits record highs, semis surge on Apple-Intel buzz, and CPI is about to tell us whether this party has a designated driver.

INTC +25%, AMD +18%, S&P 500 above 7,300 for the first time ever. The bulls ran this week. Here's what the noise actually meant.

Dan Ives slaps a $400 target on Apple, Datadog explodes 30%, and the 'NACHO' trade replaces 'TACO' as Wall Street's favorite geopolitical meme. YouTube finance is earning its keep.

COIN missed badly, NET just fired 1,100 people, and CoreWeave can't stop winning. Social sentiment this week was basically a tale of three cities.