@_TruthZone_ I’m all for the conspiracy shit that goes on in this country/world but I played ball my whole life growing up and Iv seen some pretty impressive and impossible shots bounce around and go in and I’m pretty sure they weren’t rigging my middle school, HS, AAU and college games 🤡
The US and Israel’s war with Iran has spilled over into the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints, prompting a surge in oil prices https://t.co/oeNTBxTtZk
$MSFT is losing its volume shelf. If this level fails, the next relevant destination is the 200-week moving average, a level not visited since the 2023 correction. This target sits between $368 and $370, the risk-reward would improve for bulls.
Extreme, agreed @Mr_Derivatives
$175B TARIFF REFUNDS AT STAKE: PENN-WHARTON
**U.S. Supreme Court could rule as early as Friday on Trump's emergency tariffs
More than $175 billion in U.S. tariff revenue could be refunded if the U.S. Supreme Court rules against Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs, according to Penn-Wharton Budget Model.
The estimate is based on detailed modeling of tariffs by product and country. If the tariffs are struck down, importers may seek refunds from U.S. Customs and Border Protection for duties paid since early 2025.
The potential refunds would exceed the combined annual budgets of the U.S. Department of Transportation and U.S. Department of Justice.
While tariffs were projected to generate about $300 billion annually over the next decade, a ruling against them could reverse a large share. The Treasury says it can cover refunds and expects alternative tariff measures if needed.
DON'T RUSH BUYING THE S&P 500 DIP, PIPER SANDLER SAYS
Piper Sandler urges caution after the recent rebound, warning the market remains fragile despite the bounce.
Analyst Craig Johnson notes weak conviction, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq still below their 50-day moving averages—leaving room for another pullback. The rally has also lacked follow-through, with indexes giving back much of their gains.
The firm advises using this rebound to trim weaker Tech and Consumer Discretionary positions rather than aggressively buying.
While the market still favors selective dip-buying, momentum is cooling and breadth is weakening, reinforcing a patient approach. Energy stands out as a relative strength, supported by rising oil prices.
Oversold conditions in some large-cap stocks could drive a short-term bounce, but Piper Sandler cautions against overcommitting to low-quality rallies.
@Fullcourtpass@VanityFair@SbondyNBA This man’s jersey going up top and a statue out front if we get a chip with him. I’m not worried about his contract Knicks will hook him up
NEW Addition: Top 50 market cap trend intraday. Observe the manipulation of indices, market cap bias, and the effect on SPY, QQQ and futures. Never go against this. If the market goes up and these are going down intraday, it means the next day is more likely to be a sell day, with small and mid caps losing more the day after. If these continue to go up while SPY and QQQ are flat, expect more upside push. This is based on a limited-time study, so do your own due diligence.
fyi.. MMTW has a bullish daily pivot which it has not had since sept 3rd.
Grind up to opex has started at min.. if not end of month.
With no govn't data .. its all unicorns and rainbows.
@krassenstein I wish every TDS folk in these comments wouldn’t be eligible for all these tax reductions ( OT and tips ) in the new bill. None of you deserve it . You’re stupidity is astounding