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Missiles flying over Tehran, oil spiking, the Strait of Hormuz blockaded — and Bitcoin maxis on X are posting rocket emojis. Here's what the sentiment data actually says.

Everyone's glued to geopolitical headlines. Meanwhile, three small-caps are quietly building the kind of setups that make you wish you'd paid attention sooner.

Iran, spinoffs, AI layoffs, and a Fed that kept its job. The week had everything except a calm news cycle.

SpaceX NASDAQ 100 inclusion hits July 7 and the internet is losing its mind. Tesla's riding the coattails up 8.5%. Meanwhile, Charter is pulling a quiet 9.4% on M&A rumors.

S&P 500 up 14% in Q2, the Fed kept its independence by one vote, and Comcast just admitted the cable bundle was a mistake. Week in review, no filter.

Graham Stephan just sold everything. BTC is off 50% from ATH. MicroStrategy holds 4% of all Bitcoin at a $75K average. The vibes are immaculate... if you're a bear.

The S&P 500 just closed its best quarter in six years while the US literally fired Tomahawk missiles at Iran. Markets are fine, apparently.

Q2 ended with a bang — S&P up 14%, Nasdaq up 19%. Now everyone's asking: who actually earned those gains, and who got carried by vibes?

BioLife Solutions is getting takeover whispers, Iridium just got acquired by Rocket Lab, and the World Cup is printing money for niche betting plays. Time to pay attention.

US Tomahawks hit Iran, Israel struck Tehran, and somehow Comcast is the stock everyone's talking about. Markets are doing the most right now.

Missiles paused, CMCSA surging 22%, and MAG7 at its most oversold since 2022 — the market is basically screaming if you know where to listen.

Missiles flying over Tehran, oil spiking, TradFi frozen — and crypto Reddit is going absolutely feral about BTC as a safe haven. Welcome to 2026.