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Five straight weeks of losses, Brent crude above $113, and the Strait of Hormuz still closed. This week's sentiment data reads like a disaster film — because it basically is.

The S&P is on its longest losing streak since 2022, Treasuries aren't safe-havening, and oil is flirting with $100. YouTube's finance community has thoughts. Loud ones.

S&P 500 logs its worst losing streak since 2022. Oil nears $112. The Fed is paralyzed. And somehow energy bulls are the ones smiling.

InP wafers, BC gold exploration, and an AI ad unit called Vector walk into a bar. Your portfolio hasn't heard of any of them. That's the point.

Unity Software popped 14% on a surprise Q1 beat, but with Google's Project Genie lurking and oil pushing $110, the bulls have some explaining to do.

The Iran-US war is no longer a tail risk — it's the whole body. Oil is at $108, the Strait of Hormuz is in play, and Wall Street is catching up fast.

META dropped 8% on back-to-back jury losses while VLO hit a record high after a refinery fire. War is weird. Markets are weirder.

WTI above $94, Brent near $109, Dow down 470 — the Iran conflict is doing real damage to markets and nobody's blinking first.

Stocks are bleeding, oil's above $94, and the Fed might actually hike. So why is crypto just... chilling? We dig into the vibe.

War, lawsuits, and a 42% chance the Fed hikes again. Earnings season has entered the chat at the worst possible moment for Big Tech.

Reddit's debating $70K ETF moves, Buffett just grabbed a slice of a Japanese insurance giant, and someone thinks 2026 is renewables' year. A lot to unpack.

Everyone's glued to oil prices and geopolitical drama. Meanwhile, $AXTI, $NRED, and $GKE are sitting in the corner doing interesting things nobody's noticed yet.