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Micron's 12% Surge Just Flipped The Board's Only Green Light. Futures Are Already Trying To Erase It.

Jul 22, 2026

Micron's 12% Surge Just Flipped The Board's Only Green Light. Futures Are Already Trying To Erase It.

Micron's 12% jump and AMD's 8% gain gave tech stocks their best day in weeks. Wall Street didn't wait long to get nervous again.

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Oracle's Crash Just Cost Larry Ellison $213 Billion. Wall Street Wants to Buy the Dip Anyway.

Jul 21, 2026

Oracle's Crash Just Cost Larry Ellison $213 Billion. Wall Street Wants to Buy the Dip Anyway.

A Wall Street analyst says Oracle needs $500 billion it doesn't have. Michael Burry says the rest of Big Tech is hiding debt just like it. Wednesday's Tesla, Alphabet, and IBM earnings start answering who's right.

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Two Americans Died Over the Weekend. Wall Street Shrugged.

Jul 20, 2026

Two Americans Died Over the Weekend. Wall Street Shrugged.

Stocks fell Friday before the war got worse. This week's Tesla, Alphabet, and Intel earnings will matter more than the weekend's headlines.

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A Cheap Chinese AI Model Just Cracked the Market's Most Crowded Trade

Jul 19, 2026

A Cheap Chinese AI Model Just Cracked the Market's Most Crowded Trade

Chip stocks fell hard and dragged the Nasdaq down 4% on the week. The money didn't leave, though; it rotated into oil, banks, and steady defensives — and that quiet rotation is the real story.

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The Bond Market Already Voted. Now Wall Street Waits On A Single Chip Print Tuesday Night.

Jul 19, 2026

The Bond Market Already Voted. Now Wall Street Waits On A Single Chip Print Tuesday Night.

Markets have been closed since Thursday. Tuesday at 4:05 PM Eastern, Micron prints — and the year-long chip rally either extends or breaks.

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IBM Just Had Its Worst Trading Day Since 1987.

Jul 18, 2026

IBM Just Had Its Worst Trading Day Since 1987.

A one-day 25% collapse anchored a week that also delivered a $53 billion PayPal buyout, a Hormuz war scare, and a halted Korean stock exchange — and the sector board still can't settle on a direction.

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