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Iran threatens Hormuz, Brent crude blows past $105, and traders are doom-scrolling harder than ever. Here's what the sentiment data actually says.

Intel erased its dot-com ghost, semis went on an 18-day win streak, and the Strait of Hormuz turned off the global oil tap. Week of April 24th, ranked.

The Strait of Hormuz is basically closed, Brent crude is above $105, and Bloomberg's own energy guests say markets are underpricing the risk. Earnings season is going to be spicy.

Bloomberg turned billionaire crypto drama into a trivia question. If that's not a sign of peak cultural saturation, we don't know what is.

Oil's at $160, the Strait of Hormuz is mined, and finance YouTube is screaming 'get your money out.' Meanwhile the S&P is on its longest win streak since 2024. Sure.

The S&P 500 is flirting with record highs while the biggest energy disruption in human history plays out in real time. Sure, totally normal.

Semis are partying like it's 1999 (literally — INTC just cleared its dot-com high) while the Strait of Hormuz is basically a parking lot. Reddit noticed.

Intel got its parade. These three under-the-radar names are doing the quiet work that could make them tomorrow's headlines.

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.

Intel's best single-day gain since October 1987. Tesla's $3.3B free cash flow swing. A new Fed Chair incoming. This week had everything except a quiet news cycle.
Intel just had its best single day since October 1987. Nvidia hit a new all-time high. The SOX index logged its 18th straight winning session. Retail is not sleeping on this.

Iran threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz. Saudi Aramco's CEO skipping conferences. Treasury says war funds are 'plenty.' Oh, and oil is whipsawing. Fun Monday.