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China just passed a law mandating Mandarin over minority languages and allowing prosecution of dissent. Crypto Twitter has thoughts — and a trade.

Iran threatens to close Hormuz. Trump says 'great deal' incoming. Oil sits at $90. The market's reaction? A shrug and a CNBC interview.
While the financial world fixates on Apple's CEO swap and Strait of Hormuz drama, a few little-known tickers are quietly cooking up catalysts worth your attention.
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.
Oil's surging, Apple's getting a new CEO, psychedelic stocks are tripping higher, and YouTube's finance creators are all staring at the same map of the Persian Gulf.
Crypto sentiment is eerily quiet this week — and in a market where silence usually means something, Reddit and X are whispering louder than they think.
Tim Cook's out by September, Amazon just dropped $5B on Anthropic, and oil is doing its best 2008 impression. Retail traders, buckle up.
While traders obsess over oil shocks and Kevin Warsh's haircut, three overlooked small-caps are quietly setting up for serious moves. Here's the DD nobody's doing.
The Strait of Hormuz opened. Then closed. Then maybe opened again. Oil spiked 5.7%, stocks ripped anyway, and Allbirds pivoted to AI. Normal week.
CNBC's White House guest says 2.6% inflation and deal optimism = new highs. Bloomberg's guest says seized ships and $95 Brent say otherwise. Grab a drink.
The Strait of Hormuz is a mess, US debt is $39 trillion, and somehow Bitcoin is printing higher lows. The doomers and the diamond hands are both making their case right now.
NASDAQ closed 13 straight positive days — one of the best runs ever. Then Iran slammed the door on peace talks. Here's what the noise actually means for your portfolio.