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BTC already got its Iran-war bounce. Now crypto X is rotating the thesis, and ETH is the name everyone keeps typing.

Goldman broke the M&A record. Citi hit a decade-high. BlackRock hit record revenue too. Is anyone watching? YouTube's finance creators certainly are.

The loudest trades are the worst trades. Here are three small-caps the crowd hasn't found yet, each with a specific catalyst that could change that fast.

US-Iran strikes intensify as Washington reinstates a full maritime blockade on Iran and slaps a 20% cargo charge on Strait of Hormuz traffic.

The Philly Semi Index dropped 5% Thursday. Micron, Intel, AMD all bleeding. But the bulls and bears are screaming past each other.

Netflix beat on EPS by a penny but missed revenue by $30M. A $1B free cash flow shortfall has traders asking if the easy money is already priced in.

Banks crushed it, Abbott had its best day in 24 years, IBM face-planted, and the US and Iran traded actual bombs. Normal week.

Every major index is reading zero. Iran and the US are trading strikes. And Bitcoin? Crypto Twitter is absolutely losing its mind in the best possible way.

The Strait of Hormuz is basically closed. The IEA is sounding alarms. And oil markets are doing something weird.

TSMC beat estimates by 13% with 67.7% gross margins. So why are semis getting rotated out of portfolios in real time?

Semiconductors are at a make-or-break level. Capital is quietly rotating into financials and healthcare. The S&P stays rangebound but the internals are anything but boring.

United beat on EPS and revenue, raised guidance, and still got punished. Retail traders are learning that earnings season rewards perfection, not effort.