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👀 S&P Hits Record Nine — PCE Spikes to 3.8%, NCLH CEO Drops $2.5M on His Own Stock
Markets swallow the hottest inflation print in three years, Iran ceasefire optimism pulls crude off $96, and a cruise line CEO does something executives almost never do. The insider angle this week is worth your full attention.
👀 Dow hits record 50,579, Kevin Warsh sworn in at the White House, crude at $103, and WDAY insiders were buying the whole way down.
Iran peace talks, a new Fed chair, Nvidia's $81B quarter, and the insider signal everyone missed — it was a week that moved on multiple fronts simultaneously.
👀 Records & Payrolls: S&P and Nasdaq Hit All-Time Highs, 115K Jobs, $96 Crude Tests the Consumer
Six straight winning weeks, a jobs number that crushed a low bar, oil near triple digits sapping consumer confidence, and a Florida insurer whose insiders keep buying while the stock pulls back. The smart money angle is below.
👀 $102 Crude, Powell's Final Bow, and the Mag 7 All Beat — Nasdaq Clears 25,000
The AI earnings gauntlet produced a clean sweep, a divided Fed handed off to a new regime, Iran's peace counter-proposal satisfied nobody — and a quiet cluster buy in a beaten-down sector tells the real story.
👀 Ceasefire Bounce: S&P +3%, CPI Hits 3.3%, and Goldman Loads Up on $SG at $5.69
A fragile Iran truce sends markets on a two-week relief rally — then Friday’s hot CPI reminds everyone the war’s inflation tab is still coming due. And one well-timed insider buy on a $6 salad stock deserves a closer look.
👀 $111 Crude, First Weekly Win Since Tehran — And a CEO Bet on a $10 Stock
Markets clawed back their first weekly gain since the Iran war began, oil crossed $111 on Trump's latest rhetoric, and a battered weight-loss CEO just bought his own stock near multi-year lows — which tells you something.
👀 Oil at $100, the Nasdaq in Correction, and Silver Lake Just Can't Stop Selling Dell
The week that was: five straight losing weeks, the Dow in correction, Brent crude topping $112, the Strait of Hormuz still closed, a rate hike now 52% priced in, and Silver Lake quietly dumping hundreds of millions in Dell stock while the AI hype machine runs full speed. The insiders see something. The question is whether you're paying attention.
👀 Triple Witching, $96 Crude, and a CEO Dropping $1M on His Own Stock
The week that was: four straight losing weeks, the S&P 500 cracking below its 200-day moving average for the first time since May, crude oil at $96 a barrel on Iraq force majeure, a hot PPI print that came in more than double expectations, and a Fed that held rates steady with just one cut penciled in for all of 2026. Triple witching Friday put a bow on the ugliest stretch of the year. Somewhere in the middle of all that, Sonos CEO Thomas Conrad stepped into the open market and dropped $1 million of his own money on his own stock — and Lachlan Murdoch quietly bought $10.6 million of Fox Corp shares the week before. The insiders are buying. The chart is breaking. Pay attention to the divergence.
