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Markets are printing records like it's therapy, but earnings season is pulling up with a list of grievances. Here's what the sentiment data is screaming.

Markets hit all-time highs on Iran deal hopes, Netflix whiffed on guidance despite a revenue beat, and the week's wildest trade was a shoe company pivoting to GPUs.

Netflix crushed Q1 on almost every line, then guided Q2 EPS at $0.78 vs. $0.84 expected. The Street didn't forgive the gap. Retail traders are loudly asking why.

Netflix beat Q1 earnings but guided Q2 into a dumpster fire. Schwab printed records and still got punished. Social media has opinions about both.

The blockchain is fine. It's the humans running the exchanges that should be sweating. Anthropic's AI just changed the threat landscape forever.

The crowd is chasing AI mega-caps. Meanwhile, these three under-the-radar names are quietly flashing signals worth paying attention to.

The S&P 500 just cracked 7,000 while Iran threatens to torch Gulf energy infrastructure. Markets are vibing. Analysts are screaming. Someone is wrong.

The Nasdaq is on an 11-day winning streak, banks are crushing earnings, and Allbirds just pivoted to AI. Creators are divided on whether this is a breakout or a blowoff top.

Crypto firms chasing Anthropic access at an $800B valuation is either the most bullish sign for the sector — or the most expensive FOMO in history.

The Nasdaq just posted 11 straight up days, the S&P is knocking on 7,000, and Allbirds pivoted to AI. Meanwhile, five cruise ships are literally stranded in the Persian Gulf.

A shoe company sold its shoes, Iran almost closed the world's most important waterway, and the Nasdaq posted its longest win streak since 2021. Normal week.

BofA posted its highest quarterly revenue in a decade, Morgan Stanley hit a record intraday high, and a jury just handed Live Nation a monopoly conviction. Earnings week has no chill.