AMD Got Dragged Down by a Sector That Had Nothing to Do With AMD
The June chip selloff wiped ~11% off a stock that reported a beat, signed a 6GW Meta deal, and just got a Citi upgrade. The options structure is worth watching.
The June chip selloff wiped ~11% off a stock that reported a beat, signed a 6GW Meta deal, and just got a Citi upgrade. The options structure is worth watching.
The power bottleneck is the most underpriced constraint in the AI buildout — and utilities are finally getting noticed.
The Nuvalent acquisition is the biggest biopharma deal of the week — and it’s rewriting the playbook for lung cancer investing.
Oracle’s Q4 earnings hit after close — and the derivatives market is positioning for a major swing in either direction.
Brent crude, the Strait of Hormuz, and ExxonMobil’s 24% YTD run — the oil trade in 2026 is unlike anything since the 1970s.
Jensen Huang called MRVL “the next trillion-dollar company” — what that actually means for investors
Where AI software meets the most urgent spending cycle in a generation
Physical supply deficits are colliding with policy-driven demand – and the equities haven’t fully priced either
Everyone is chasing the chip trade. The real bottleneck — and the real opportunity — is the electricity that feeds those chips.
Kevin Warsh just replaced Jerome Powell. Inflation is at 3.8%. The FedWatch Tool is pricing in rate hikes, not cuts. And the S&P 500 is historically expensive. Traders need a framework for what comes next.