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Degens, big credit to @rockcreekfreak on X for dropping these YTD North American energy equity performance charts. Oil-heavy names with exposure to crude (Permian, offshore, international) absolutely sent it while pure nat gas levered plays got wrecked as Henry Hub collapsed. Classic commodity divergence playing out in real time. My current plays: \- Exploration & Production names: KOS, MUR, GPRK, MTDR, CRGY, CHRD, SM & CRK \- Oilfield service names: NE, SDRL, VAL Obviously the big d

source:- https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/opec-debates-theoretical-oil-output-hike-amid-iran-war-paralysis-sources-say-2026-04-05/

It's a popular idea among finance boomers that software companies are only going down because AI is kicking their asses so much. "You can build your own saas product in house now, AI is so great" blah blah blah. In reality tech in general is going down, AI included. Case in point Medallia which is in the news for its failing private credit situation with Blackstone. [https://peinsights.substack.com/p/blackstone-drives-medallia-negotiations](https://peinsights.substack.com/p/blackstone-drives

(Reddit made me change the title of my previous post so here we are) I think everyone can agree the biggest thing in the stock market—not only this year, but in the history of the market—will be the SpaceX IPO. As we get closer and closer to the IPO in June, the media coverage and retail frenzy will only get crazier and crazier If we look at the past leading up to blockbuster IPOs, sympathy plays have gone absolutely crazy. $MARA and other BTC stocks went up over 1,000% in anticipation for the

everyone is talking about the iran war and trump’s tariffs, but i wanted to see which companies are actually panicking in their official sec filings. i spent my entire weekend digging through the "risk factors" section of the 2 most recent 10-Ks for 98 s&p 500 companies. i looked for 8 specific themes: tariffs, war, geopolitical, oil/energy, sanctions, supply chain, interest rates, and recession. here is the data. some of this makes zero sense on paper, but the 10-Ks don't lie. # the "macro r

When the dip keeps on dippin’

I bought MU stock in the end of 2024 and sold it after it couldn’t hold $100. Had 500 shares and sold for a loss around 89 and fucking 65. Same shares if had held would be worth 183k at 365. FML.