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Powell gets his flowers, OpenAI gets a Wall Street Journal wedgie, and $103 oil is the uninvited guest at every earnings party. Here's what finance YouTube is actually saying.
The UAE just blew up a 60-year OPEC marriage. OpenAI just admitted it can't count to a billion users. Markets are not taking either well.
The market just did the fastest oversold-to-overbought sprint in history — on low volume. Meanwhile, a new Fed chair is coming, and history says buckle up.
Intel just eclipsed its dot-com peak, Apple's getting a new CEO, and the SOX hit an 18-day win streak. YouTube finance is losing its mind — in the best possible way.
Chips are printing money again, oil is back above $100, and Tesla just made every bear look silly. YouTube's finance brain trust breaks it all down.
Spirit might get a $500M federal lifeline while Boeing beats estimates and Bitcoin hits a 2-month high. The YouTube finance world has opinions — loud ones.
Oil is spiking, the Fed Chair seat is a reality show, and Cramer is bullish on jeans. Here's what finance YouTube actually agrees on this week.
Oil's surging, Apple's getting a new CEO, psychedelic stocks are tripping higher, and YouTube's finance creators are all staring at the same map of the Persian Gulf.
CNBC's White House guest says 2.6% inflation and deal optimism = new highs. Bloomberg's guest says seized ships and $95 Brent say otherwise. Grab a drink.
The S&P just posted its best week since 2020, oil tankers are getting shot at, and corn costs $1.25 an ear. One of these things is not like the others.
S&P hits 7,001, Nasdaq logs its longest win streak since 1992, and oil craters 12%. The catch? Nobody has a signed piece of paper.
Markets are at record highs, oil just cratered 12%, and the YouTube finance consensus is basically: 'great rally, terrible idea to trust it.'