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Iran threatens to shut the Strait of Hormuz, Saudi Aramco's CEO bails on a major conference, and social sentiment is somewhere between 'buy oil' and 'build a bunker.'
Iran negotiations are leaking contradictions faster than a Jenga tower. Meanwhile, Dell heads into earnings with options implying an 11% move. Buckle up.
Simon Dixon is out here arguing BTC isn't just a trade — it's how sovereign nations escape the financial-industrial complex. Reddit is listening.
Iris scans, hemorrhagic fever diagnostics, and data center power infrastructure — three tiny tickers with massive catalyst potential that the crowd hasn't found yet.
Hormuz closed 82 days, PCE running hot at 3.8%, Kevin Warsh sworn in, and SpaceX filed for a $2T IPO while losing money. Normal week, totally fine.
Gas prices threatening $5/gallon, SpaceX filing for an IPO, and Maine banning data centers. The market's juggling chainsaws — here's what actually matters.
IBD says AI stocks have real profits. The Economist says they're eating Ireland's electricity. Both are right. Here's which tickers are winning the argument.
82 days. That's how long the Strait of Hormuz has been closed. Reddit noticed. Your gas station noticed. Your portfolio might not have — yet.
While the crowd chases oil plays, these 3 under-the-radar small-caps are sitting on real catalysts. One treats outbreaks, one automates factories, one just wants to sell you lunch.
Gas near $5, oil prices 'lying' about a shortage, and your future money might have an expiration date. YouTube finance had thoughts. Many, many thoughts.
Dell surged 22% in a week, Qualcomm popped 12%, a new Fed chair got sworn in, and oil is flirting with $97. Normal week, totally fine.
Programmable money with spending restrictions, a hawkish new Fed chair, and geopolitical chaos — crypto sentiment is spiking for all the right (terrifying) reasons.