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Everyone's watching the Mag-7. Meanwhile, these three small-caps are doing interesting things in niche corners nobody's bothered to look at yet.

S&P earnings grew 28% vs 14% expected, the Fed voted 8-4 in its messiest decision in 33 years, and Spirit Airlines is cooked. Weekly roundup is here.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards say they'll close Hormuz if Trump acts on his threats. Oil is whipsawing. The Exxon CEO says even after it reopens, give it two months. Sleep tight.

Crypto Twitter is suspiciously quiet on BTC. Reddit's altcoin threads? Heating up fast. Here's what the silence is actually telling you.

S&P above 7,200. NASDAQ at records. Apple buying back $100B. Oil spiking. Iran blockaded. Markets said 'sure, fine' and ripped higher anyway.

While the internet debates Apple's buyback and Meta's capex spiral, three small-ish names are quietly printing catalysts. Nobody's watching. That's the whole point.

Alphabet crushed it, Meta paid dearly for AI ambition, the Fed had its most divided vote since 1992, and oil kept doing oil things. Buckle up.

Iran threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz. Saudi Aramco's boss ducking international events. Oil whipsawing at four-year highs. Welcome to Monday.

Big Tech earnings ate all the oxygen this week, but Reddit and X crypto sentiment is flashing something interesting under the surface. Quiet isn't always bearish.

Alphabet's 63% cloud growth broke the internet (in a good way). Qualcomm quietly had its best day in 7 years. Roblox? Don't ask.

Brent hit $126, the Fed had its most divided meeting since 1992, and Anthropic is gunning for a $900B valuation. YouTube finance is on fire this week.

Forget the Mag-7 shouting match. These three small-caps are quietly stacking catalysts while Wall Street looks the other way.