Is the S&P 7,000 a milestone or a warning sign?

While retail investors are celebrating the S&P 500 touching the 7,000 level for the first time, corporate insiders are sending a much gloomier message. Executives at 6,000 US-listed firms are dumping shares at the highest sell-to-buy ratio in five years. In this episode of Theta Fuse, we dive into the "Great Re-Rating" happening across the global markets.

In this episode, we cover:

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  The Warsh Shockwave: President Trump has nominated former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve. We analyze why the market views this "inflation hawk" as a threat to the runaway rallies in Gold and Silver.

  
  

• The Gold-pocalypse: Precious metals just suffered their biggest sell-off in years. Gold crashed through the $5,000/oz floor, and Silver plunged over 16% in a single session. Is the parabolic move finally over?

  
  

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  Apple’s Record Quarter vs. The Memory Crunch: Apple (AAPL) beat expectations on the top and bottom lines with a record $85.3B in iPhone sales. However, CEO Tim Cook just issued a major warning: a global memory shortage is about to hit future margins.

  
  

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  The Q.AI Acquisition: Why did Apple spend $2 billion on a startup that can read your "facial skin micro-movements"? We explore how this fits into the future of a more personalized Siri.

  
  

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  SoFi’s Massive Opportunity: CEO Anthony Noto is actually cheering for Trump’s proposed 10% credit card interest cap. We explain how this could wipe out traditional credit card profitability and create a multi-billion dollar "void" for SoFi personal loans to fill.

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