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SpaceX's Lockup Expiry: Why the Stock Soared Instead of Tanking
SpaceX's lockup expiration was supposed to trigger a sell-off. Instead, the stock soared. Here's why the doomsayers were dead wrong.

Nvidia’s historic $500 billion week: A short squeeze, or a signal that AI’s bubble isn’t bursting just yet?
Nvidia just had its best week in over a year, adding $500 billion in market cap. But behind the surge: a record short squeeze and a market hungry for growth. Here's what it really means.

SaaSpocalypse or Buying Spree? Why Software Stocks Are a Trader's Nightmare Right Now
Software stocks are swinging wildly as the 'SaaSpocalypse' debate rages. Is this the end of SaaS or the buying opportunity of a decade? One veteran journalist cuts through the noise.

Fed's September Rate Hike Odds Slip After Jobs Report — But Don't Count It Out
The Fed's September rate hike odds just took a hit after a soft jobs report. But with inflation still hot, don't count out a hike yet. Here's what to watch.

Palantir's AI Redemption: From Laggard to Leader in One Wild Week
Palantir's stock just had its best week since 2024, proving it's no longer an AI loser. Here's the story behind the surge and what it means for investors.

Trump's Fed Purge: Lisa Cook's Firing Is About Control, Not Competence
Trump's second attempt to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook isn't about policy—it's a power grab that could wreck the economy. Here's why we should all be worried.

Burger King Flips Wendy's: The Battle for Second Place Is a Warning
Burger King just reclaimed second place in the burger wars. But this isn't a victory lap — it's a warning to every complacent chain, including McDonald's.

Trump's Latest Fed Purge: Lisa Cook Targeted Over Mortgage Paperwork
Trump's White House is reviving a flimsy mortgage fraud claim against Fed Governor Lisa Cook. This isn't about paperwork—it's about gutting the Fed's independence.

Target Date Funds Are Too Safe — and Retirees Are Paying the Price
Target date funds are the default retirement investment, but they're too conservative for longer lifespans. Here's why you're set up to fail — and what to do about it.

Gulf Conflict Spikes Option Premiums, Turning Oil Giants Into Cash Cows for Sellers
Chevron's record cash flow and war-driven volatility are creating a rare 'win-win' for put sellers. Here's how to play it.

The Iran Deal Mirage: Why Markets Keep Falling for Trump's Empty Promises
Markets rallied on Trump's Iran deal tease — again. Oil dropped, defense stocks tanked. But there's no deal, and that's the point. Here's why investors keep falling for it.

July Jobs Report: A Head-Scratcher That’s Actually Pretty Simple
Payrolls fell, unemployment dipped. Confused? Here’s how a 'bad' jobs report can hide good news — and what it means for your money.