@spectatorindex ADRs and copper are the easy read. the one nobody checks is the US name already sitting in the portfolio doing a third of its business in china. moves on the same headline. built https://t.co/VmuVk9QTQP to surface those.
@alliekmiller agreed. account reading's shipped at this point. what you're describing is a different job, you take the macro scenario and walk it through the names someone actually owns. that's the bit we built https://t.co/VmuVk9QTQP for.
@KobeissiLetter refiners are printing at a $59 crack. $VLO, $PBF. the thing is that same number shows up as a fuel bill on the other side, airlines and truckers, a quarter later. cracks that wide don't stick around. https://t.co/VmuVk9QTQP maps both ends of it.
@DrJStrategy negative MoM core is the cleanest rate cut signal in years. it cuts both ways, banks riding record profits off high rates lose the tailwind, growth and housing get one. same print, opposite sign, same book. https://t.co/VmuVk9QTQP flags which half you're heavy.
@Kalshi the ban only touches new 50MW+ NY builds plus a permit pause but algos sold the entire neocloud cohort on the headline, $NBIS and $CLSK included, NY exposure or not. the names with no NY footprint got dragged, and that gap is the trade. https://t.co/VmuVk9QTQP sorts exactly that.
@DudeWhoInvests what a lot of people miss is they're down on LCID today without knowing it, holding it through a clean-energy or EV ETF they bought for the theme. one name folding still dings the whole basket. https://t.co/VmuVk9QTQP
@unusual_whales everyone's watching LCID holders. it's UBER holders who should care. uber committed to 35k lucid robotaxis and put around $500m in. a lucid ch11 quietly hits the robotaxi bet priced into uber, and almost nobody's connecting the two.
@StockMKTNewz $RIVN and the pre-revenue EV cohort should read the Lucid Ch11 headline closer than Lucid holders. one cash-burn name folding re-rates everyone trading on 'next Tesla' hope, not runway. who has 18 months of funding and who doesn't is the split. https://t.co/VmuVk9QTQP
this is the whole idea behind https://t.co/VmuVk9QTQP: point it at one print like JPM's and it maps the 2-3 hop ripple to every name it quietly pays, across your holdings, from the headlines, filings and tape.
JPM just printed a record quarter on a $6B equities-trading haul, not on rates. the first names that get paid from that flow aren't even banks. here's the chain, hop by hop ๐งต
the map to watch this week: ICE/CME ADV and open interest, BAC's equities-revenue print, and GS's trading commentary. those tell you if the surge is industry-wide or just JPM's desks.
markets read 'open' as all-clear and dump the energy/tanker fear premium. but an iran-only blockade still pulls barrels, so the unwind is right in some names and overdone in others. which of your holdings ran up on that premium is the read. that's what https://t.co/mxUB4yTRVG maps daily.
@drayinvests this isnt really an IBM stumble. clients pulled june budgets into servers and memory to beat price hikes, straight out of software deals. same memory crunch that mooned SKHY, other side of it. servicenow and adobe dropped on it too. https://t.co/VmuVk9QTQP maps whos downstream
@Kalshi_Finance the headline's doing a bit of heavy lifting here. the official who confirmed it actually called the volume "trivial", just a handful of chips so far, with a 25% duty on top. and china still hasnt cleared the bigger orders. real revenue impact is pretty small for now
@DudeWhoInvests skhy only started trading on nasdaq last week, still finding its level, small float means big swings both ways. underneath it SK hynix makes around 56% of the world's HBM, sold out on nvidia orders. thats the real driver. https://t.co/VmuVk9QTQP maps who else moves with it
@asklivermore worth knowing what dram actually holds. its a memory basket, SK hynix, samsung, micron. betting on "ai finding a low" through it is really betting HBM demand holds, the same names that took the kospi hit. https://t.co/VmuVk9QTQP maps which of yours ride that