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Trading before the Tweets

Heavy oil futures trades appear before Trump post, raising timing questions (0:15) BofA reinstates bullish ratings on Oracle, Microsoft and more. (1:33) The strongest buyer’s housing market on record. (2:32) Show NotesCiti’s negative ROE trend stocksEpisode transcripts seekingalp ... Show More

Trump roils markets touting quick end to Iran war

Trump sparks big moves in stocks and oil, signaling rapid Iran war de-escalation. (0:15) DraftKings, Flutter jump on prediction market sports bet crackdown. (1:38) McReplicants serving Happy Meals. (2:19) Show NotesCiti’s top stocks for positive ROE trends Episode transcripts see ... Show More

Gold loses safe haven shine

Gold surrenders 2026 gains as war-driven inflation sparks rate hike fears; silver plunges 11%. (00:14) Musk plans Austin chip factory for AI push. (01:07) Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) (BRK.B) to buy stake in Tokio Marine in $1.8B deal. (01:58) Episode transcripts seekingalpha.com/w ... Show More

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