AI Infrastructure: $638 Billion Order Book, 18-Month Low Prices - The Cycle Discount
The AI paradox: the companies building tomorrow's data centers see their stocks decline while their order books overflow.
Jul 2, 2026 at 16:36 9 9
ARK buys $43.5M in crypto shares: contrarian signal or falling knife?
Cathie Wood bets on crypto downturn to accumulate Coinbase, Circle, and ecosystem companies—a institutional wager on post-MiCA consolidation amid a bearish microstructure.
Jun 30, 2026 at 10:08 11 11
Lars Eriksson
**Strategy allows BTC sales to buy back its shares: when the Treasury model cracks under pressure**
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has authorized the sale of Bitcoin to fund share buybacks—a symbolic break from Saylor's "never sell" dogma. With BTC at $59,000 and negative funding rates, the mechanics of the Digital Credit Capital Framework deserve a cold analysis.
Jun 29, 2026 at 20:51 9 12
Yuki Tanaka
Week of June 30: Quarterly close, rebound in sowing, and FOMC on the horizon - the market calendar
The final week of the quarter focuses on three critical events: the technical close on June 30, the rebound in AI semiconductors, and the approach of the July FOMC. Wolfe Research remains bullish on H2.
Jun 28, 2026 at 15:37 13 19
Eleanor Whitfield
The June 2026 tech sell-off explained: the two mechanisms behind the correction
The pullback in technology markets since mid-June 2026 is no accident: it is the result of two structural forces that reinforce each other and are reshaping the sectoral geography of portfolios.
Jun 26, 2026 at 15:55 14 11
Eleanor Whitfield
Goldman validates Warsh's thesis: the Fed will remain hawkish longer than the consensus anticipates
Goldman Sachs revises upward its Fed Funds forecast for 2026, confirming that Kevin Warsh is steering U.S. monetary policy with a structurally more restrictive philosophy than Powell. The implications for long-term rates, the dollar, and equity valuations are profound.
Jun 24, 2026 at 18:35 12 11
Heinrich Vogel
Tech sell-off: Nasdaq tests critical support levels, value rotation deepens
The Nasdaq-100 lost over 3% in a single session, dragged down by Nvidia, AMD, and Micron. The global tech correction is taking hold: repricing mechanisms, rotation toward value, and positioning for what's next.
Jun 24, 2026 at 18:35 9 8