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Micron just crossed $1 trillion on a 19% single-day rip. The SpaceX IPO is lighting up space stocks. Retail traders are positioned — but are they early or late?
The crowd is gloomy, the market is ripping, and $700B in AI capex is looking for a home. Retail is late — but maybe not too late.
Rolls-Royce's CEO inherited a dumpster fire and turned it into a case study. Now earnings season wants to know: is the transformation priced in yet?
QCOM surges 12% on an exclusive Stellantis deal. DELL is up 135% YTD. Michael Dell added $12.5B in one day. Retail traders are not being subtle about where they're parking money.
Nvidia beat by $4B, announced an $80B buyback, and shares still dipped. Meanwhile, luxury homebuilder Toll Brothers is out here selling $1M houses like rates don't exist.
30-year yields hit 5.18%, markets sold off, and somehow semis turned green. Retail is all-in on the AI trade heading into NVDA earnings. What could go wrong?
Tech posted 24% earnings growth in Q1, AI factories are multiplying fast, and retail traders are just now waking up. The buses are empty — is this the boarding call?
Walmart, Home Depot, and Deere report this week — and with gas at $4.51, consumers stressed, and a possible CPI starting with '4', the vibes are complicated.
Nvidia reports Wednesday with near 80% YoY revenue growth, but rising yields, China chip drama, and a jittery market have retail traders equal parts excited and terrified.
Bond yields are screaming, oil is at $106, and HD and Walmart are stepping up to the earnings mic. What could go wrong? (Everything, potentially.)
Nvidia drops earnings May 20th with 115% EPS growth expected. Walmart follows May 21st at a 50x PE. One of these valuations makes sense. Guess which.
Cisco surges 15% on blowout earnings, Cerebras nearly doubles on IPO day, and retail traders are too busy watching the Nasdaq hit ATHs to notice who's actually printing money.