If you're looking for fast information on Earnings - checkout our Earnings tab. Click on any company - get Pelican's commentary immediately. Follow up with your own questions. Earnings this week: $HES - Given the technical setup, Hess is showing bullish momentum, with the RSI

The single variable just moved. Trump announced a 2-week bilateral ceasefire with Iran. The Strait of Hormuz to open "completely, immediately, and safely." Pakistan mediated. Iran sent a 10-point proposal. Trump called it workable and is suspending strikes for two weeks,

March CPI: 3.3% YoY. Hot but below the 3.7% consensus. Energy up 10.9% for the month, the largest gain since September 2005. Gas oline up 21.2%, the steepest monthly rise since the series began in 1967. Fuel oil up 30.7%. The Iran war energy shock hit exactly as expected. But

Earnings this week! Most important by day: Monday: Goldman Sachs $GS Tuesday: JPMorgan $JPM, Citigroup $C, Wells Fargo $WFC, Johnson & Johnson $JNJ, BlackRock Wednesday: Bank of America $BAC, Morgan Stanley ( $MS, ASML Thursday: Netflix $NFLX, PepsiCo, Abbott, U.S. Bancorp,

Mario Nawfal Here's the tension: China is Iran's biggest oil customer. The blockade targets all ships going to or from Iranian ports regardless of flag. CENTCOM says ships transiting through the Strait to non-Iranian ports like Dubai or Qatar won't be stopped. But a Chinese tanker heading to

S&P is less than 1% from All Time Highs. Two weeks ago this index was at 6,310. A 10% correction. Timelines full of "bear market." "Worst day ever coming tomorrow" Now: Nasdaq on pace for its 10th straight day of gains. The S&P has erased every point it lost since the Iran war

BREAKING: SEC JUST EMLIMINATED $25,000 PATTERN DAY TRADING MINIMUM. New Minimum: $2,000 For 25 years, if you wanted to day trade more than 3 times in a week, you needed $25K in a margin account. That rule was written in 2001 after the dot-com bubble to "protect" retail

Back before high speed internet/mobile trading/zoom/live streams, traders like me had to trade at a physical "daytrading shop." This was Centerpoint Securities in 2000. (Noel and Alpha road if you know Dallas). I was a minority owner of the firm. This was the most high tech

MARMOT The Cisco comparison gets posted every single week and it's wrong every single time for the same reason. Cisco in 2000 traded at 150x earnings on $18.9B in revenue. Nvidia today trades at roughly 35-40x earnings on $ 130B + in revenue with 75%+ gross margins. Cisco's customers

$MSFT earnings drift is weaker than most people probably assume. We ran a clean event study on the last 10 MSFT earnings reactions using AMC convention.

$META earnings reactions are explosive in both directions. META has shown strong upside after earnings, but it is not a calm drift trade. This is a high-volatility earnings name where the direction matters fast. Event study on the last 10 events.

$INTC ripping.

$GOOGL Ripping to a new all time high.

$META Earnings out, stock drifting lower down -6%