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CNBC's White House guest says 2.6% inflation and deal optimism = new highs. Bloomberg's guest says seized ships and $95 Brent say otherwise. Grab a drink.
The S&P just posted its best week since 2020, oil tankers are getting shot at, and corn costs $1.25 an ear. One of these things is not like the others.
S&P hits 7,001, Nasdaq logs its longest win streak since 1992, and oil craters 12%. The catch? Nobody has a signed piece of paper.
Markets are at record highs, oil just cratered 12%, and the YouTube finance consensus is basically: 'great rally, terrible idea to trust it.'

The Nasdaq is on an 11-day winning streak, banks are crushing earnings, and Allbirds just pivoted to AI. Creators are divided on whether this is a breakout or a blowoff top.

Big bank Q1 earnings are breaking records, the S&P's glory days may be numbered, and the SEC just handed Robinhood a rocket ship. Here's what YouTube's finance creators can't stop talking about.

SanDisk is up 2,500% since February. Iran is blockaded. Goldman's bond desk is crying. YouTube's finance creators have thoughts — lots of them.

Brent crude above $102, WTI at $104, and physical oil trading $30-$40 over futures. The Hormuz blockade is live and the energy trade is the only trade right now.

S&P 500 up 7 days straight, gas up 40%, inflation at a 4-year high. YouTube's finance creators are staring at the same data and reaching wildly different conclusions.

INTC surged 24%, CRWV popped 14%, FICO dumped 15%, and the Strait of Hormuz is still barely open. Finance YouTube had a LOT to say about all of it.

Meta just committed $35B to CoreWeave, mortgage rates finally dipped, and the Strait of Hormuz is still a parking lot. YouTube's finance creators are losing their minds — in the best way.

A US-Iran ceasefire just triggered the biggest relief rally in months. Oil cratered, tech ripped, and YouTube finance is in full debate mode. Here's the actual signal.