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Brent above $112, diesel past $5, and Iran won't even take Hormuz calls. Week four of the US-Iran war is rewriting the macro playbook in real time.

Brent crude above $112, diesel at $5/gallon, and ground troops on the table. Wall Street's having a very bad Friday and Reddit is coping.

FDX raised EPS guidance above $20 into a literal wartime economy. SMCI just lost 27% after its co-founder got charged with smuggling Nvidia chips to China. Earnings season has logged on.

Strait of Hormuz is 'all but closed,' oil's near $120, and Reddit is doing the math on defense, energy, and a very confused Fed. Here's what's buzzing.

Oil at record highs, the rupee in freefall, bonds struggling β and crypto Reddit is quietly calling this a contrarian buy setup. Wild times.

20% of global oil is stuck. Qatar's LNG facility is offline for up to 5 years. And Jim Cramer's oscillator just hit -7.5. Here's what every creator is actually saying.

Hormuz closed, pump prices up 30%, and Qatar's biggest LNG facility is on fire. Meanwhile, Cheniere is having the best week of its life.

FDX surges 8% on a blowout quarter, LNG names go vertical on Qatar supply shock, and Micron's $25B capex bomb has investors sweating. Here's who's winning the chaos.

The Pentagon just asked for $200B more, Hormuz is a no-go zone, and Reddit's defense DD is finally getting the upvotes it deserves. Here's what's flying under the radar.

Micron beat estimates, the AI memory cycle is screaming, and the stock still dropped 5%. Turns out geopolitics is a terrible earnings catalyst.

Iran's war is torching energy infrastructure, freezing Fed rate cuts, and making every sector-rotation thesis look naive. The market is holding... for now.

Oil's at $113, there's an actual war called Operation Epic Fury, and Crypto.com just laid off 12% of its team. Crypto Reddit is somehow not panicking.