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The S&P 500 just did something it hasn't done since March 2025 — it broke below its 200-day moving average. For the uninitiated, that's the line technicians treat like a dividing wall between bull markets and bear markets. And when the index falls below it, history gets uncomfortable. Over the past decade, the S&P 500 has dropped below this key level 28 times. The average peak-to-trough decline in the 12 months following? A stomach-churning 17%. With the index already sitting about ...
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Remember when you thought you understood the stock market? Yeah, forget that. Regencell Bioscience (NASDAQ:RGC) just threw a 17,000% curveball at everyone's assumptions about how stocks are supposed to work. Let's set the scene: It's 2025, and somewhere in Hong Kong, a biotech company with literally zero dollars in revenue—not a penny, not a dime—somehow convinced the market it's worth $11 billion. If that sounds insane, that's because it kind of is. Here's the kicker: Regencell has been around since 2021 and ...
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Carson Block doesn't need a crystal ball to predict which companies are about to implode. He just needs a printer, some coffee, and the ability to read between the lines—literally. The founder of Muddy Waters Research has spent nearly 16 years making a living by betting against companies that look too good to be true. And spoiler alert: they usually are. His latest target? SoFi, which he's dubbed a "financial engineering treadmill"—basically the stock market equivalent of a hamster wheel that ...
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Monday morning started with a bang—and not the good kind. Oil prices went absolutely bonkers over the weekend, spiking to $115 a barrel before settling back down. Why? Middle East tensions, supply chain fears, and the usual geopolitical drama that makes traders lose sleep. The Strait of Hormuz is basically the world's energy chokepoint, and when things get tense there, everyone gets nervous. Here's the thing: the market *hates* uncertainty. So when oil jumped, stocks immediately tanked. All three major indexes ...
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Boeing has spent the better part of five years giving investors heart palpitations — between the 737 MAX crashes, an auditor that quit, a door plug that blew off mid-flight, and a machinist strike that shut down production. But here in March 2026, something interesting is happening: Wall Street is starting to believe the turnaround is real. Tigress Financial just raised its price target on Boeing to $290, maintaining a Buy rating. The stock currently trades around $195. That's nearly 50% ...
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Micron Technology just delivered one of those quarters that makes you wonder if the analysts covering the stock even bothered to update their models. Revenue nearly tripled to $23.86 billion — crushing the $20.07 billion consensus — while adjusted earnings per share came in at $12.20 versus the $9.31 Wall Street expected. And here's the kicker: guidance for next quarter is $33.5 billion, which implies another 200%+ jump from a year ago. Let that sink in. A company that made $8 ...
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If you thought Super Micro Computer had run out of ways to terrify its shareholders, you haven't been paying attention. The AI server darling lost a third of its market value on Friday after federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment alleging that co-founder Wally Liaw orchestrated a scheme to illegally funnel $2.5 billion worth of Nvidia-powered servers to China. SMCI shares cratered 33% in a single session — one of the worst single-day drops in the company's history. And honestly? The details ...
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Four consecutive weeks of losses. The S&P 500 can’t find its footing, and the culprit isn’t earnings season or a Fed surprise — it’s a geopolitical fog so thick that even the sharpest analysts on Wall Street are admitting they can’t see through it. The Middle East conflict has escalated beyond the skirmish phase and into something that’s rattling energy infrastructure, supply chains, and investor confidence all at once. The scariest part isn’t the current damage — it’s the duration risk ...
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