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JPMorgan pulled in $15.0 billion in net income, or $5.24 per share. That’s a beat. Revenue hit $45.7 billion, up 8% year-over-year. But net income fell 17% from last year. Noninterest revenue dropped 20%. They built $439 million in reserves. … Read more
EU stocks finally broke out of a 25 year range pic.twitter.com/kVP5mS6k01 — Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) July 14, 2025 European stocks pulled off something they haven’t managed since Clinton’s first term: a clean breakout from a 25-year holding pattern. The … Read more
PG&E Corp. (NYSE: PCG) is trading near $13.40 in mid-July 2025, down nearly 39% from its 52-week high of $21.72. The stock is sitting at a crossroads. Analysts are split. Some see deep value. Others see structural risk. Here’s the … Read more
Oil markets didn’t wait for August. They moved the moment Trump posted the letters. On July 12, 2025, President Trump announced 30% tariffs on all imports from the European Union and Mexico, effective August 1. The letters were posted publicly. … Read more
The tariff clock is ticking again. President Trump’s trade team extended the deadline to August 1, but the letters have already gone out. Fourteen countries received formal notice of new import taxes ranging from 25% to 40%. Japan, South Korea, … Read more
The warning signs are no longer subtle. The US car market is buckling under the weight of inflated prices, rising interest rates, and a flood of unsold inventory. Dealership lots are packed. Repossession rates are climbing. Buyers are walking away. … Read more
The gloves are off in the AI hardware race. AMD’s MI355X is no longer playing catch-up. It’s punching through. In nine out of ten enterprise AI benchmarks, the MI355X outperforms Nvidia’s Blackwell B200. That’s not marketing fluff. That’s lab-tested throughput, … Read more
President Trump has announced a 30% tariff on goods from the European Union and Mexico, set to begin August 1. The letters went out Saturday morning. The EU was notified in advance. Mexico was briefed the day before. This wasn’t … Read more
In 1990, healthcare didn’t lead employment in any state. It wasn’t even close. By 2024, it became the top employer in 39 states. That’s not a passing trend. It’s a full-scale shift in how the American labor market operates. The … Read more
Credit card companies are not advertising 87.3% APR because the economy is thriving. That number doesn’t appear during expansion. It shows up when the cycle is aging and lenders are shifting from growth to extraction. July 2025 data from the … Read more
The market’s been bleeding, but some names are starting to show teeth again. After weeks of selling pressure, a handful of mid-cap and growth tickers are flashing signs of stabilization. Prices have pulled back. Volumes are surging. Valuations are compressing. … Read more
Does this really surprise anyone? When NVIDIA alone makes up over 7% of the S&P 500 and nearly 17% of the Nasdaq 100. In that context, $720 million in insider selling since June, including major dumps by CEO Jensen Huang, … Read more