The Nasdaq rocked, with NVDA and MSFT leading the charge, while small caps lagged behind. Gold surged, reclaiming highs amid a calming dolla

Bonds, Bitcoin, and gold all got a boost today, as dovish comments from the Fed’s Waller drove rate-cut hopes even higher (around 45 bps).

Traders hit the gas after a slightly ‘cooler’ CPI print and big banks posting hot earnings

Despite “less-worse” producer prices, rate-cut odds keep slipping—sparking another choppy session that ended with Small Caps on top and Big

A tidal wave of cash fleeing to money-market funds (and out of bank deposits) screams “risk off”

Buckle up: surging bond yields took another bite out of markets, hammering tech stocks—especially the more speculative names—while small cap

Inflation jitters and Trump’s headline hurricane rocked markets, triggering a big bond selloff, a slam on Big Tech, and a bruising for BTC.

Wall Street’s fresh start after a flop of a Santa Rally felt more like a roller coaster than a smooth ride.

Early gains in mega-cap tech stocks and small caps were erased by the close, leading to broad-based selling,

markets faced a sharp selloff in Momentum stocks, which suffered their worst day since February 2023, erasing all post-election gains

Bitcoin surged past $100,000 for the first time but quickly reversed, ending below the milestone after a "10 a.m. slam" in U.S.

Small Caps plunged while the Nasdaq edged higher, supported by Mega-Cap Tech amid South Korea's political chaos

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Bitcoin surged above $96,000 this week, gaining 45% since the U.S. election, while stocks rallied, led by small cap

Markets saw a volatile day as Nvidia's revenue forecast weighed on mega-cap tech

Geopolitical tensions, weak Target earnings, and hawkish Fed comments weighed on markets,

Stocks rebounded from overnight weakness driven by Russia-Iran tensions

The Nasdaq broke a five-day losing streak, while the Dow closed slightly lower.