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Hot Take:
$SPMO The Invesco S&P 500 Momentum ETF is the BEST ETF on the market for long-term investors.
Look at how it has performed compared to $VOO over the past 3 months AND the past 5 years. I believe this fund will continue to beat $SPX over the long term.
SPMO uses a rules-based approach to rotate into higher-momentum S&P 500 stocks on a quarterly basis.
BREAKING: We just caught another interesting trade.
Representative Josh Gottheimer just filed a purchase of up to $1,000,000 of Microsoft call options.
They have a strike price of $320 and expire on June 18th.
BREAKING: The two-week ceasefire plan between the Iran and the US allows Iran and Oman to charge fees on ships transiting through the Strait of Hormuz, per CNN.
A regional official said this money would be used for the reconstruction of Iran.
Iran has been recently charging $2 million for a one-way voyage through the Strait of Hormuz.
BREAKING: The US Treasury budget deficit jumped +225% MoM in February, to $308 billion.
Over the first 5 months of FY2026, US deficit is now at $1.00 trillion, the 3rd-worst start to a year in history.
This is only below $1.05 trillion seen in 2021 and $1.15 trillion in 2025.
This comes as government receipts rose +11% YoY, to a record $2.09 trillion.
At the same time, government expenditures increased +2% YoY, to $3.1 trillion, also an all-time high for this period.
Meanwhile, net interest surged +7% YoY, to a record $425 billion.
Deficit spending remains out of control.