The Ceasefire Trade Playbook: 7 Stocks to Buy and 5 to Sell If Peace Holds
The two-week ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is the most significant geopolitical shift of 2026. If it holds, entire […]
The two-week ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is the most significant geopolitical shift of 2026. If it holds, entire […]
Intel stock surged 15% in two days after joining Elon Musk’s Terafab project. But the market is pricing in the
The energy sector is up 34% in Q1 2026. Exxon alone has surged 42%. Is it too late to buy — or is this just the beginning of a multi-year energy supercycle? We analyze 5 names with the best risk-reward at current levels.
Intel just partnered with Elon Musk’s Terafab project to produce chips for Tesla robots and SpaceX data centers. The stock jumped 3%. Is this the turnaround signal investors have been waiting for — or another false dawn?
The S&P 500 just formed its first Death Cross since the pandemic. The 50-day moving average has crossed below the 200-day. Historically, this signal has preceded an average decline of 7.4% over the following 3 months. Here’s what the data shows.
President Trump has given Iran until 8 PM ET to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face attacks on power plants and bridges. Oil is above $115, the S&P 500 just formed a Death Cross, and the next 12 hours will determine the trajectory of global markets for months.
Beyond the mega-cap noise, we found 5 small-cap companies with strong fundamentals, growing revenues, and valuations that don’t make sense. Our deep-dive analysis on the opportunities the market is overlooking.
The Iran war has exposed Europe’s defense dependency. With NATO spending commitments surging and a new arms race underway, European defense contractors are entering a multi-year supercycle. We analyze the sector, the companies, and the valuations.
The latest 13F filings reveal major portfolio shifts among the world’s top investors. Buffett trimmed Apple to 22.6%, Burry loaded 80% into AI puts, and Druckenmiller opened new positions in financials. Here’s the full breakdown.
Five weeks into the largest oil supply disruption in history, markets are sending contradictory signals. Oil is above $109, stocks are down 8% YTD, and the VIX refuses to normalize. Here is what the data says about what comes next.