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The equal-weight SP500 $RSP is charting new highs today. Market gains are getting broader, while semiconductors continue to dominate.

Micron $MU continues to surge, officially joining the trillion-dollar tech club today.

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@fiscal_ai Interesting… Would have been nice to buy the dip on Greece, but its country ETF has done well too

Fun Fact: You can buy shares in 4 publicly traded central banks. 1. Bank of Japan 2. Swiss National Bank 3. Bank of Greece 4. National Bank of Belgium

VWAPs held. Bears folded. $SPY $QQQ

The S&P 500 logs its eighth green week in a row, it's best streak in over 2 years. $SPY

@TheChartReport @nullcharts Nice charts

The 30-Year Yield looks ready to catch up to the ratio of Energy relative to bonds. @nullcharts

Bloom Energy, a hydrogen fuel cell supplier for the AI datacenter boom, is charting new highs. $BE is one of the largest holdings in the sensational 'Situational Awareness' fund created by Leopold Aschenbrenner.

Looks like Hyperliquid (@tradexyz) perpetuals are implying a nearly $2.5T valuation for SpaceX ahead of its planned IPO. Very curious to see how closely derivatives prices will track with the real listing.

Fun fact: Lead underwriters on mega-IPOs earn ~1.5 - 3% of total proceeds in fees OpenAI and SpaceX both aiming to IPO at $1,000,000,000,000 Don't forget about the banks... $GS $MS

@MikeZaccardi $MS is reportedly working on both the OpenAI and SpaceX IPOs, an interesting proxy play before listings

Some banks popping up on the 52wk high list... didn't expect that $MS $PFG $BK

Do you believe the $HYPE? Hyperliquid is nearing new highs, even while $BTC is still down nearly 40% from its peak.

OpenAI and SpaceX are gearing up to IPO soon, with both megacaps reportedly working with $GS and $MS to draft the listing. Both banks are nearing new highs on the news.

The $QQQ versus $SPY chart shows the tech market's incredible ascent. But does the Dot Com peak serve as a historical warning?

Diesel-driving bondholders are NOT having a good time rn $XLE $TLT

@philrosenn Great chart

If you bought the S&P 500 at the peak of the dot-com bubble and did not sell, you would have averaged a 6.3% return annually for 25 years. If you bought the top before the 2020 COVID crash, you would have averaged a 13.9% annual return for 6 years.

Average 1Y returns for the SP500 index after new Fed chairs are historically positive. Data pulled via @TrendSpider Sidekick.

Energy sector $XLE breaking upward... And is currently outperforming $SPY by nearly 20% year-to-date

Global currency returns since the US-Iran war began: While the Brazilian real and Norwegian kroner (NOK) lead, the South African rand (ZAR) and Indian rupee (INR) are the hardest hit from surging oil prices.

Cybersecurity ETF $CIBR charts new highs, recovering from a broad AI-driven software selloff earlier this year.