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ON Semi just had its worst week since 2008. Oracle dropped 19%. Bio-Techne surged 23%. Somewhere in there, the AI trade quietly cracked.

Geopolitical chaos is turbocharging crypto sentiment. BTC and ETH are catching safe-haven bids while Crypto Twitter collectively loses its mind.

ON Semi dropped 25% in a single week after announcing a $7B all-stock Synaptics acquisition. Reddit is calling it a capital crime. Here's where sentiment stands.

Micron posted $41.5B in revenue with 84.9% gross margins. ON Semi fell 25%. Wendy's squeezed shorts. Iran closed Hormuz. Normal week, really.

Everyone's watching oil and semiconductors. We went digging for the stuff nobody's talking about — and found three small-caps worth your attention.

OpenAI delays its IPO, Goldman and Morgan Stanley bleed, Grantham warns of a 70% crash, and Iran threatens to shut the world's most important waterway. Just a normal week.

MU crushed earnings, AAPL is raising prices, and Jeremy Grantham thinks we're all doomed. A normal week in finance content, apparently.

Iran threatens to shut the Strait of Hormuz, a ship gets attacked mid-ceasefire, and oil is whipsawing. Social sentiment is somewhere between 'panic buy energy' and 'hide under the desk.'

Bitcoin traders are watching oil markets like hawks as Iran-US tensions threaten to close the world's most important shipping lane — and that's bad news for risk-on assets.

MU just crushed estimates with $41.5B in revenue and QCOM is targeting $40B in non-handset sales. Meanwhile, AAPL is paying the price — literally.

Micron just crushed Q3 with $41.5B in revenue and guided to $50B next quarter. Meanwhile, PepsiCo might actually miss. Earnings season has a hero and a villain.

Micron blew the roof off earnings, Apple hiked prices and got punished, Wendy's became a meme stock again, and Iran threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz. Normal week.