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Wednesday's 8:30 Print Decides the September Hike
One inflation number Wednesday morning settles whether September brings a rate hike or a hold. Your bond ladder, your mortgage math and your equity multiple all sit downstream of it.
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One inflation number Wednesday morning settles whether September brings a rate hike or a hold. Your bond ladder, your mortgage math and your equity multiple all sit downstream of it.
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Revenue beat. Spending didn't. And if you hold a broad tech index, you already own the outcome.
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ConocoPhillips just doubled its profit on a barrel that no longer trades. Pump prices haven't followed crude down. What that gap means for your energy income.
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SPCX touched $104.83 Monday — its lowest price since the June IPO — then bounced to $114.
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SpaceX's first earnings as a public company lands Tuesday with its stock down 50% from the peak and a $100B lock-up expiring Thursday — AMD and the July jobs report follow.
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Amazon Up 7%. Apple Down 4%. The Week Just Told You Something.
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Azure hit 43% growth and crossed $100B annual revenue — MSFT popped 7% after hours. Meta's EPS missed by 15% and raised capex again. Your positions in both just moved.
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Both are down 25–31% from their records despite strong revenue — and tonight's capex guidance numbers, not EPS, will tell you whether to hold, trim, or add.
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The semiconductor ETF is down 3.6% before the open. SK Hynix crashed 14% overnight. AMD's off more than 3%. This isn't random noise — but it may not be fundamental either.
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Cloud up 82%, revenue $119.8B, EPS $9.11 — but capex hit $44.9B and free cash flow went negative. Your GOOGL position just got a very specific question to answer.
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Oil's up 20% in July alone, the Strait of Hormuz stays a sticking point, and your energy names, airline stocks, and August CPI are all repricing at the same time.
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NOC trades 25% below the analyst consensus price target with a record $95.6B backlog — and a cost overrun on its most important program that the market hasn't forgiven.