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Bond yields are screaming, oil is at $106, and HD and Walmart are stepping up to the earnings mic. What could go wrong? (Everything, potentially.)
Oil at $105, the 30-year yield kissing 5.1%, a Beijing summit full of vibes but short on receipts — YouTube's finance brain trust has thoughts. Lots of them.
Bonds are melting down, oil is at $106, and somehow DXCM and MSFT are the week's coolest kids. Here's why the smart money moved where it did.
Oil hit $105, PPI ran hottest in 4 years, and the S&P still closed at records. Your weekly dose of chaos, explained.
Forget the mega-caps. Three under-the-radar names are flashing unusual signals right now — one's growing at 54%, one's attracting Blackstone, and one just had its best day in over a year.
Nvidia drops earnings May 20th with 115% EPS growth expected. Walmart follows May 21st at a 50x PE. One of these valuations makes sense. Guess which.
Iran threatening to shut the Strait of Hormuz. Oil whipsawing. Airlines canceling flights. Social sentiment is in full red-alert mode — here's what's moving markets right now.
OpenAI lawyers are circling Apple over a busted distribution deal, Reddit is spiraling, and $AAPL is sliding. This one's got drama.
Cerebras soared 89% on its IPO debut. Cisco hit all-time highs. YouTube's finance creators are in agreement for once — and that's either exciting or terrifying.
Everyone's losing their minds over Cerebras. Meanwhile, these three small-caps are quietly doing interesting things with zero fanfare.
Cisco surges 15% on blowout earnings, Cerebras nearly doubles on IPO day, and retail traders are too busy watching the Nasdaq hit ATHs to notice who's actually printing money.
Cerebras priced at $185, opened at $350, and made Nvidia fans briefly nervous. Meanwhile DOCS dropped 26% proving AI costs can hurt the companies selling AI too.