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The S&P erased all war losses in a week. Oil fell 7% on peace vibes. Then talks collapsed and the Navy blockaded the Strait of Hormuz. Normal week.

Iran threatening to shut the Strait of Hormuz, oil whipsawing, and Larry Fink still somehow bullish. This is the news cycle we live in now.

Iran blockades, LNG shortages, oil up 7% intraday — and crypto just sat there. Rangebound isn't dead money. It might be the setup.

Everyone's glued to the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, these three under-$10B companies are doing genuinely weird and interesting things.

Joseph Carlson is $100K+ deep in both META and AMZN. AWS AI revenue is growing 260x faster than AWS itself did at the same stage. Is retail finally right?

The Strait of Hormuz is blockaded, 13M barrels/day are offline, Qatar's LNG took a hit — and the S&P 500 finished the week up. We have questions.

SanDisk is up 2,500% since February. Iran is blockaded. Goldman's bond desk is crying. YouTube's finance creators have thoughts — lots of them.

The world's most volatile asset class is somehow the calmest thing in the room right now. BTC is rangebound as oil explodes and war rattles markets. So… what gives?

NVDA acquisition rumors sent DELL up 7% and HPQ up 5%. LULU is getting dragged by a Texas AG probe. Reddit, YouTube, and X all have takes. Here's the breakdown.

Brent crude above $102, airlines bleeding out, and Reddit's DD machine is humming. The 'production for security' trade is having a moment.

GS posted near-record revenue with equities trading up 27% and M&A fees up 89%. The numbers are great. The vibes? Not so much.

Brent crude above $102, WTI at $104, and physical oil trading $30-$40 over futures. The Hormuz blockade is live and the energy trade is the only trade right now.