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P&G delivered its best productivity number in a decade and still dropped 3%. Tariffs, cautious consumers, and a weak outlook are doing a lot of damage.
Markets price a 1-in-3 chance of a hike. BofA says that's dangerously low. New Fed Chair Warsh has the political cover to pull the trigger.
SK Hynix crushed year-over-year numbers and still missed the mark. The rotation out of AI memory into Chinese EVs tells you everything about where the smart money is going.
Ford beat on EPS and raised full-year guidance to $10-11B, but its EV unit lost $919M in Q2. The truck business is doing all the work.
Semis are getting crushed while Dow names pop. The broadening trade is back, and it's picking real winners and losers.
The Dow gained 537 points while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropped 4.6% for a fourth straight day. This is not a healthy bull market. It's a rotation.
Boeing crushed cash flow estimates by nearly $1B and Ford is chasing a Cold War-scale military contract. The Iran war backdrop is making both look a lot more interesting.
Coca-Cola just had its best single session since 2009. The World Cup delivered. Semis crashed. Here's who's buzzing and why.
While everyone debates Nvidia and the chip rout, quant models are quietly flagging ICHR and two other obscure names with real catalysts.
Everyone's been counting on a $100T boomer bonanza. Visa just ran the math and came up with $36T. Ouch.
Tom Lee sees the Fed staying put, inflation fading, and crypto filling the gap left by falling semis. The divergence is real and the data backs it up.
Visa and Mastercard are positioned as quiet winners while PayPal draws sell calls from retail traders. Here is how the payments sector stacks up.