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Stock market today: Dow rises, S&P 500 and Nasdaq drop as chip stocks slide, US crude oil surges above $100

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Stock market today: Dow rises, S&P 500 and Nasdaq drop as chip stocks slide, US crude oil surges above $100 US stocks remained under pressure on Monday, while US crude futures settled above $100 for the first time since 2022…
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  • The tendency is to look through any kind of a supply shock, though the critical point is to monitor inflation expectations

    60% confidence
  • Trump's preference would be for the US to control the oil industry in Iran indefinitely

    60% confidence
  • Energy shocks have tended to come and go pretty quickly

    60% confidence
  • We really do have a physical oil disruption where oil is being left in the ground, and every day this goes by, the disruption gets worse

    60% confidence
  • We believe, we will see a bottom in crypto stocks into weak Q1 earnings

    60% confidence
  • By the time the effects of tightening in monetary policy take effect, the oil price shock is probably long gone, and you're weighing on the economy at a time when it's not appropriate

    60% confidence
  • Refining margins on fuel from Singapore have surged by roughly 400% since early February, from ~$0.45 to ~$2.25 per gallon

    60% confidence
  • Expecting Q1 adjusted loss of $1.50 to $2 per share

    60% confidence
  • The longer this goes on, the higher that the oil price is going to go

    60% confidence
  • For nearly four weeks, markets have shown remarkable resilience in the face of disruption, supported by a combination of pre-war surplus, crude-on-water, and policy barrels that provided a temporary buffer and kept prices contained. That phase is now ending.

    60% confidence
  • Political violence and unrest in Mexico's Puerto Vallarta and rainstorms and flooding in Hawaii have led to demand pullback including during peak West Coast Spring Break travel periods

    60% confidence
  • Memory chip pricing could remain strong through 2027

    60% confidence
  • Crypto stocks may be nearing a bottom

    60% confidence
  • Absent impacts from fuel, Puerto Vallarta, and Hawaii storms, Air Group's results would have exceeded the midpoint of original guidance

    60% confidence
  • Inflation expectations do appear to be well anchored beyond the short term

    60% confidence
  • The combination of geopolitics and temporary crypto weak sentiment is offering big discounts on crypto stocks

    60% confidence
  • If this goes on another 3-4 weeks, you'll see Brent at $130 or higher

    60% confidence
  • What we see is a correction and certainly there'll be people losing money and things like that, but it doesn't seem to have the makings of a broader systemic event

    60% confidence
  • These businesses offer exposure to trillion dollar markets with years of growth ahead - prediction markets, stablecoins, tokenized real world assets, crypto derivatives and further beta on crypto recovery from the bottom

    60% confidence
  • If a deal is not reached shortly, the US would obliterate Iran's key desalination and energy infrastructure

    60% confidence
  • Coinbase EPS expected to grow by 23% in 2026, driven by stablecoin boom, new product launches, and expected crypto recovery

    60% confidence
  • AI data center component demand continues to be strong with no signs of a slowdown on the horizon. Tight supply conditions are extending visibility through the year and are leading to price inflation in many cases.

    60% confidence
  • Oil could head to $200 if the conflict continues into the summer

    60% confidence
  • Central bank is taking a wait-and-see approach to policy

    60% confidence
  • We will eventually face the question of what to do here, but we're not facing them yet because we don't know what the economic effects will be

    60% confidence
  • Over time, the US is going to retake control of the straits, and there will be freedom of navigation through US escorts or a multinational escort

    60% confidence
  • Fuel surge will cause drag on earnings per share of at least $0.70

    60% confidence
  • Stronger resilience in Robinhood and Figure given their revenues are largely unlinked to crypto

    60% confidence
  • Does not see a risk of contagion in private credit markets that could spread to the wider financial system

    60% confidence
  • Interest rates are in a good place to respond to the oil shock stemming from the Iran war

    60% confidence

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