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The U.S. ordered non-essential staff out of Beirut, deployed the USS Gerald R. Ford and Abraham Lincoln carrier groups toward Iran, and oil surged to $71.52 as military action looms.
Defense Secretary Hegseth summoned Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to the Pentagon and threatened to designate the AI company a supply chain risk if it refuses to lift restrictions on military use of Claude.
Salesforce stock has crashed 30% in 2026 amid AI disruption fears. Wednesday's Q4 earnings will test whether Agentforce's $1.4B ARR can reverse the selloff.
Short sellers have built a $50 billion position against Nvidia ahead of Wednesday's Q4 earnings, the largest bearish bet in S&P 500 history.
The private equity secondaries market surged 48% to a record $240 billion in 2025 as institutional investors scramble for liquidity in an industry that has made it nearly impossible to get your money back.
Robinhood traded $2.5 billion in prediction markets in its first three weeks and acquired a derivatives exchange, setting up a turf war in the $44 billion industry.
American Express shares plunged 8% on Feb 23, 2026, as the 15% tariff shock triggered the worst financial sector selloff of the year. AmEx's high-income cardholder base makes it Wall Street's real-time gauge of affluent spending.
Silver hit a record $121.78 per ounce in January 2026 after surging 147% in a year. With a sixth straight annual supply deficit and industrial demand from solar and EVs accelerating, the rally may have further to run.
Blue Owl's mandatory liquidation of its $1.6 billion BDC has trapped retail investors and triggered contagion across private credit, with KKR down 9% and Blackstone down 7%.
Software companies face a credit freeze as AI disruption fears send borrowing costs soaring and lenders walk away from the sector entirely.
IBM shares plunged 13% in the stock's worst single-day loss since 2000 after Anthropic announced Claude Code can modernize COBOL codebases in quarters instead of years.
Asian markets barely flinched at Trump's 15% global tariff while US futures plunged. South Korea's Kospi hit an all-time high, exposing who really pays for tariffs.