Trade Secrets

Over the weekend I put out the warning because both the bond market and oil were going the wrong way. Nothing good can come from it. Since then, Trump announced yet another pause in the Iranian war.

US Stocks open in a holding pattern as Wall Street braces for the most consequential session of the year — the Fed's rate decision at 2:00 p.m. ET followed by Meta and Microsoft earnings after the close

US Stocks open split as the Dow climbs on Coca-Cola's beat while the Nasdaq falls under renewed chip pressure — the KOSPI's historic 10.84% single-session crash and the Nikkei's 2,566-point plunge overnight have deepened the semiconductor selloff to its worst month since 2022

US Stocks surge at the open as Trump's weekend pause on Iran airstrikes sends oil tumbling more than 7% and reignites a broad risk-on rally, with the Magnificent Seven attempting their biggest single-week recovery since April as Meta,

Digital assets posted a third consecutive quarter of losses in Q2 2026 — the longest losing streak since the 2022 bear market — as institutional capital rotated into AI equities and bitcoin ETFs recorded their largest quarterly outflow since launch.

Right now it appears we’ve entered the endless war phase. I keep hearing rumors regarding Trump melting down in the White House as he can’t figure out how to take an exit ramp out of this war.

US Stocks attempt a tentative rebound heading into Friday's close as Intel's strongest revenue growth in 15 years steadies the chip sector and oil pulls back from its $100 breach

US Stocks open sharply lower as Alphabet's record AI capex hike and Tesla's worst revenue miss in a decade revive the market's deepest fear — that big tech is spending its way into a value trap — while Brent crude tops $98 on Houthi tanker attacks off Saudi Arabia

US Stocks open near flat as investors hold their breath ahead of the most consequential earnings triple-header of the summer — Alphabet, Tesla, and IBM all report after the close today

US Stocks head into the weekend und8er heavy selling pressure as a three-headed monster of deepening chip losses, a Netflix miss, and Trump's allegation that China stole 220 million voter files rattles risk sentiment across every asset class heading into Friday's close.