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One raised $25B with 4.6x oversubscription. The other lost $470B in a single session. The AI trade has officially picked its winners.

Ford raised full-year EBIT guidance to up to $11B, with a PEG ratio of 0.25 that makes GM look expensive. Here's why sentiment is finally catching up.

Eli Lilly just raised full-year guidance for the third time. Merck's Keytruda is flexing too. The pharma trade is alive, and the numbers are hard to argue with.

The Iran war isn't just a foreign policy story anymore. It's showing up in your grocery cart, your airline ticket, and a $47B Pentagon tab.

Alphabet is melting down, the Fed is playing coy, and meanwhile three small-caps nobody's talking about are quietly doing the work.

ServiceNow beat on revenue and RPO but missed EPS by $0.02. CEO Bill McDermott says it's the Armis deal, not the business. Is he right?

GOOGL tanked 7.5% after-hours, Boeing hit an 18-month low, and Anthropic revealed $16B in revenue. This week had range.

The Fed held rates at 3.75-4% while sounding hawkish. Markets didn't care. The Nasdaq is up 1.18% and everyone is confused in the best way.

GE Vernova's backlog hit $197B, organic orders surged 96%, and management keeps raising guidance. The bull case is real. The valuation grade is an F.

BTC is holding $70K like a champ while Iran war noise rattles equities. But the real action on X? Altcoin season whispers are getting loud.
UCT just popped 17% after-hours. Seagate beat estimates and got punished anyway. And a seismic-sensing dark fiber play is hiding in plain sight.
SK Hynix posted a sevenfold profit jump and memory sold out through 2029. Meanwhile Samsung surged 8% on the news. Here's why this is the real chip story.