6 business yellow flags 🟨
Not quite dealbreakers, but definitely worth keeping an eye on. 🧐
Watch out for these subtle signs before committing further.
🚨 Breaking
🇯🇵 Bank of Japan is holding an "emergency" policy meeting tonight at 7:50 PM ET!
Hawkish = 0.25% rate hike
Neutral = no change
Dovish = 0.25% rate cut
Huge moment for the markets...
Uber's getting into the robotaxi game in Houston next year, using self-driving cars from Lucid and Nuro. Ready or not, they're coming 🚗🤖 @ Bloomberg says.
Bitcoin's got sell orders lined up from $63K and higher, with some solid bids hanging around $60K 🧱
They're holding it in this zone for now, but here's the kicker—there's no sell liquidity above $64K 🚫
If $BTC pushes past $64K, it might finally get some room and could s
Trading $SNDK with June 12 1500P 📉
Trigger: 1662 🎯
Targets: 1500, 1450 🛑
It dropped from 1861 to 1514 last week.
If SNDK can't get back above 1700 this week, a drop to 1400 might happen.
Puts look decent below 1500, or if it bounces to 1662 but can't hold there.
AAPL actually held up pretty well during Friday's selloff compared to other big stocks. 🍏
WWDC week usually ends up being a classic buy the rumor, sell the news thing.
Think we'll see the same pattern again this time?
A weekly move of -2% to -3%? Totally normal 📉
-5% to -7% is just a pullback.
-10% is a correction.
-15%? Deeper correction.
-20% to -25% means bear market.
-30% to -40% is a severe bear.
-50% is a crash.
-60% is a severe crash.
-70%+? Welcome to hell.
The $SPX is only
After U.S. job growth for May blew out forecasts in the US (+172K vs +88K est), the focus is back on inflation. The May consumer price index due Wednesday is expected to jump by +4.2% from a year ago — the highest rate in more than three years. Core CPI, which excludes energy and food, is seen rising +2.9% YoY and increasing +0.3% MoM in May vs +0.4% MoM in April, potentially providing a welcome signal to Fed policymakers.
Meanwhile, the ECB is expected to RAISE short-term int rates in the euro-zone on Thursday, setting the bank at odds with the Fed which meets 6/16-6/17 and is likely to hold rates steady under the leadership of new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh.
Visa handled almost $1 trillion more in payments than Mastercard in Q1 2026.
But Visa has way more cards:
- Visa: 5 billion
- Mastercard: 3.4 billion
Here’s the twist: Mastercard users actually spend more per card.
- Visa: $740 per quarter
- Mastercard: $792 per quar