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The Strait of Hormuz is functionally closed, oil is above $100, and airline stocks are up 4%. Either the market knows something, or it's completely lost the plot.

Oil above $95, a war in the Middle East, and Reddit is still hunting alpha. Here's what the DD crowd is piling into right now.

XOM is printing $52B in cash, sporting 43 consecutive years of dividends, and sitting in the middle of the biggest energy shock since 2008. So why are the quants still saying 'Hold'?

The Iran-US war is blowing up oil markets and traditional data feeds simultaneously — and crypto Reddit is treating it like a coronation ceremony for BTC.

NVDA doubled its revenue forecast to $1T through 2027 and the internet exploded — but the real alpha might be hiding in its coattail riders.

NVIDIA doubled its revenue outlook to $1T through 2027 at GTC. Meanwhile, retail traders are trying to figure out if earnings season even matters when Hormuz is closed.

The Strait of Hormuz is functionally closed, US allies are ghosting Trump's coalition calls, and NVIDIA just announced $1 trillion in orders. Normal Monday.

Everyone's staring at oil prices. Meanwhile, three small-to-mid-cap stocks are quietly stacking catalysts. Let's talk about the ones your feed isn't screaming about.

Iran war, Hormuz drama, and market data going full 404? Reddit and X are screaming one thing: get into BTC before everyone else figures it out.

The Strait of Hormuz is closed, missile inventories are depleted, and Patriot production is quadrupling. Social sentiment has locked onto two tickers.

Asset managers are dumping S&P futures at COVID-panic speed, the Strait of Hormuz is basically a no-go zone, and Reddit thinks this is the best buying opportunity since your dad ignored Bitcoin.

FedEx just passed UPS in market cap and is up 24% YTD heading into Thursday earnings. Retail traders are watching — and the macro backdrop is absolutely unhinged.