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Iran deal signed, Hormuz reopens, oil craters $4/bbl, and Reddit is already debating what comes next. Risk-on is back — but for how long?
The NASDAQ fell 8%, Mag 7 wobbled, and somehow AAOI, Lumentum, and Coherent shrugged. Here's the trade hiding in plain sight.
Kroger just dropped its weakest sales quarter since August 2024. CarMax is next. Retail traders are positioning — are they reading it right?
Andrei Jikh dropped a video about AI returns that Reddit investing communities are losing their minds over. Spoiler: only one Mag 7 name passes the sniff test.
A US-Iran deal could spark a market sugar high, but the real story is what it means for BTC and gold as dollar debasement fears hit a fever pitch.
SpaceX priced at $135, closed at $161, and somehow that wasn't even the wildest thing that happened this week. Buckle up.
SpaceX closes 19% up on its Nasdaq debut, an Iran deal is 85% likely per US officials, and the S&P held its weekly 12 EMA. The bulls are throwing a party.
Everyone's busy gawking at SpaceX's historic IPO. Meanwhile, three small-caps with real catalysts are sitting there, completely ignored, doing their thing.
SpaceX closed up 19% on a $75B IPO, Iran peace vibes sent QQQ surging 2.5%, and YouTube creators are fighting about whether this is euphoria or the beginning of something real.
SpaceX closed up 19% on its first day, the Iran deal is 85% likely per a senior US official, and passive investors may have no say in any of it. Reddit is paying attention.
SpaceX raised $75B, Iran blinked, and the market partied like it's 1999. Here's everything that moved this week — and what's actually worth watching.
SpaceX closes its IPO up 19% at $161/share while a US-Iran ceasefire deal sits at 85% probability — social sentiment is absolutely feral right now.