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Diesel and oil

1 video · 8m

Kevin Book says extra Russian diesel will only modestly ease U.S. diesel prices and keeps an upside bias for oil on Middle East escalation risk.

8:22
Bloomberg Markets

Kevin Book says Russian diesel won't offset the U.S. diesel price surge

Book argues extra Russian diesel supply will only modestly ease U.S. diesel prices, which have already climbed sharply this year, and keeps an upside bias for oil as Middle East escalation could threaten critical Saudi infrastructure.

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Chip selloff

2 videos · 1h 29m

Jim Cramer ties the six-day semiconductor slide to SK Hynix and sees underappreciated demand, while Thomas Hayes says the commodity chip leg has peaked.

44:21
CNBC

Jim Cramer says the chip slide is not a sign of deteriorating end demand

Cramer ties a six-day semiconductor slide to Korean memory leader SK Hynix and argues device-level chip demand, memory contract coverage and data-center electricity use are underappreciated. He treats Johnson & Johnson's roughly 6% post-earnings drop as a buying opportunity.

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44:43
The David Lin Report

Thomas Hayes says the memory and semis leg of the AI trade has peaked

Hayes argues the commodity leg of the AI trade, memory and semis, has peaked as Asian producers add capacity, and that a broad rotation is underway into defensives, small caps, value, international equities and bonds.

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31:22
TBPN

TBPN hosts question whether Meta's Muse Wonder puts it at the AI frontier

The hosts review Meta's Muse Wonder launch and Zuckerberg's claim that Meta has reached the AI frontier, questioning whether strong benchmarks translate into true frontier capability. They are unimpressed by Apple's $299 HomeView hub.

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1:03:39
The Compound News

Josh Brown and Michael Batnick weigh deteriorating breadth beneath record index levels

The hosts discuss deteriorating market breadth beneath record index levels, broad weakness in consumer-facing stocks, and bank earnings with solid results but weak stock reactions.

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