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Cerebras soared 89% on its IPO debut. Cisco hit all-time highs. YouTube's finance creators are in agreement for once — and that's either exciting or terrifying.
Chips melting down, aluminum quietly exploding, compute futures becoming a thing, and Jamie Dimon using his worried voice again. YouTube finance had a week.
Ron Baron says SpaceX hits $30T. Jamie Dimon smells 1999. Inflation hits 3.8%. YouTube finance is having a moment — and nobody agrees on the ending.
The Philly Semi Index is up ~70% since March. Micron is 170% above its 200-day MA. And only 49% of S&P 500 stocks are above their own 50-day. This is fine.

Brent crude closes at $101, Iran hasn't replied to Trump's texts, and GameStop tried to buy eBay with money it doesn't have. Normal week.

YouTube's finance creators are converging on one wild thesis: the 'Degenerate Economy' is real, it's profitable, and it's just getting started.

Dan Ives slaps a $400 target on Apple, Datadog explodes 30%, and the 'NACHO' trade replaces 'TACO' as Wall Street's favorite geopolitical meme. YouTube finance is earning its keep.

Amazon and Microsoft got kicked out of the 'real growth' club. Gundlach sees 2007 vibes in private credit. And Paul Tudor Jones just compared AI to 1999 — in a good way.

AMD surged 18%, Tom Lee says semis are cheap at 22x forward, and Iran peace talks sent oil down 7%. YouTube's finance creators are unusually aligned this week.

Dimon, Cramer, BlackRock's Rieder, and Citi's Terry all showed up to the same AI infrastructure party this week. The SaaS sector did not get an invite.

Jet fuel is disappearing, GameStop wants to buy eBay for reasons unclear, and Amazon is eating everyone's lunch. Welcome to the YouTube finance recap.

Amazon's logistics bombshell hands UPS and FedEx a beating, GameStop chases eBay, and oil spikes have Norwegian Cruise Line wishing for calmer seas.