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Macy's just dropped its 4th straight quarter of comp sales growth and raised full-year guidance. Retail's most dramatic glow-up is still flying under the radar.
SpaceX skips the price range entirely, Nvidia crashes the PC party, and Bitcoin is apparently having a quarter-life crisis. Big week. Buckle up.
Bitcoin's off 50% from its $126K peak, ETF buyers are deep in the red, and Strategy just made it worse. The retail bag is heavy right now.
SpaceX skips the traditional IPO price range, goes straight to $135, and casually targets a $1.75T valuation. Meanwhile $M and $GME remind us markets contain multitudes.
Everyone's distracted by SpaceX's $1.8T IPO. Meanwhile, three small-caps are sitting in plain sight with real catalysts and zero analyst coverage.
S&P 500 hits record highs, forward earnings growth tops 20%, and Goldman's David Solomon admits we're in 'greed' mode. The bull case is getting harder to argue with.
Iran threatens to shut the Strait of Hormuz, oil whipsaws, and somehow the internet is equally obsessed with SpaceX going public at $1.8T. We live here now.
Semis ripped 40%+, the S&P hit record highs for 9 straight days, SpaceX is finally going public, and gold just dethroned US bonds. Oh, and Samsung paid chip workers $340K bonuses. Normal week.
AI earnings are going nuclear. HPE popped 21%, PANW is up 50-60% in May alone, and BlackRock is calling this earnings cycle genuinely unprecedented. Retail is waking up.
SpaceX is eyeing a $1.8T IPO, PANW just hit record highs after a 50%+ May surge, and MSFT unveiled 7 new AI models. Social sentiment is at full tilt. Here's what's real.
The market is drowning in greed, AI IPOs are eating the hype buffet, and Bitcoin is standing outside the party wondering where it went wrong.
Jensen Huang called MRVL the next trillion-dollar company. VSXY squeezed 48% on earnings. HPE surged 29%. Reddit didn't sleep last night.