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GET READY FOR THE WEEK AHEAD 🧭 Here's an analysis of quarterly Revenue and EPS growth expectations for selected companies reporting from April 13 - 17: 🔹 Median Revenue growth: +10.3% YoY 🔹 Median EPS growth: +12.8% YoY $ASML $BK $BLK $C $GS $JNJ $JPM $MS $NFLX $TSM $WFC

Hey, there’s a bubble…. 🫧

“BREAKING” and “JUST IN” Thank you @nikitabier

All aggregators had their payouts reduced to 60% this cycle. We will add another 20% deduction in the next cycle. It became abundantly clear: flooding the timeline with 100 stolen reposts and clickbait everyday crowded-out real creators and hurt new author growth. The next step is to assign a permanent deduction to habitual bait posters who use “🚨BREAKING”on every post. X will never infringe on speech or reach—but we will not compensate for manipulation of the program or our users.

BREAKING: Cloudflare stock, $NET, extends losses to over -13% on the day after Anthropic’s launch of Claude Mythos, an AI model that finds and exploits software vulnerabilities. The stock is now down -22% in 4 days.

The University of Michigan has been conducting a consumer confidence survey for 74 years (starting in 1952). The lowest reading in this history is the number out today for April 2026 at 47.6. The commentary from the University of Michigan attributes it solely to the war, since 98% of their surveys were conducted before the April 7th ceasefire announcement. I find this explanation wanting. Since 1952, we've had our share of wars and 9/11. Yet the conflict has produced a 74-year low among consumers, but only a 3% correction in the stock market. Does this make sense? Regarding the current conflict, is it worse than the Korean War, the historic protests over the Vietnam War in the 1970s, or the never-ending quagmire in Iraq? This was the conflict that drove us to a 74-year low? Maybe it is the affordability crisis, which is really the cumulative increase of inflation over the last five or six years, which is being missed by economists who look at the year-over-year rate and try to say it is "well anchored." This would be my guess.

@JohnLoc18 My $SPY puts right now

$SPY wedge is breaking down due to military threaten if the talk goes wrong.

BREAKING: US gas prices officially post their largest monthly jump in CPI inflation data since 1967.

BREAKING: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell summoned Wall Street leaders to an urgent meeting on concerns that Anthropic's new Mythos model could pose a systemic risk, per Bloomberg.

@JohnLoc18 You got this big dawg 🫂 rooting for you bro

The reason I have been posting too much about $SPY and other news lately because me and my mom both are unemployed so the revenue money on here is enough for both of us to pay bills. Luckily I have paid off the rest of the hospital bill for my mom. I shared on here personally because I have no one around me, this is like my second family.

@josephdelong no bro, @TomCruise is still alive 😉

> invents the hardest money the world has ever known > refuses to elaborate > dies

$MSFT Microsoft just made a fresh 7 year low relative to the $QQQ index today. What will it take for this name to pop? Bill Gates going to jail?!

$VIX well, that's an interesting candle on the daily

@JohnLoc18 You got this. I know you got that dawg in you bro 🫂 🤝

I feel suicidal lately but I’m trying my best :D, let’s finish this year positively.

Traders can never say “I have no friends.” The trend is always our friend.

@JPATrades We’re having tacos for dinner bois 🌮🌮

$SPY closed at 659.22, with the 200-day MA around 663.19. After-hours high hit 666.75, and it’s currently sitting just below 665 for now...

@tenaglia_john Axios gifting us some nice green candles today 😅

@EsthaarLabs That looks beautiful. Just what we need to see.

$SPY Inverse head & shoulders playing out... Thanks, Axios!

$SPY 15-min chart: possible inverse head & shoulders forming? 🤔