IBM Rips 43%, Oil's Down 20%, and the Market Shrugs

IBM ripped 43% in two weeks — Nokia, Dell, Intel, Qualcomm all running like it's 1999 again. Jerremy Alexander Newsome calls it a straight-up dot-com simulation. Meanwhile, 20% of global oil supply is offline, inflation is hammering every continent, and the market just doesn't care. Dave Conley says the State Department got decapitated mid-negotiation — we're passing notes to Iran through Pakistan like middle schoolers. Both say buy dips and trade the chaos, but keep collars on — one bad headline changes everything.Timestamps:(00:00) New monthly candles – why traders reset their whole outlook on Mondays(00:40) SpaceX IPO is a trap – Airbnb already proved exactly why(03:05) DC looks unbelievable – and Japan just shamed us into cleaning up(05:48) Passing notes through Pakistan – State Dept cut mid-Iran negotiation(10:12) IBM up 43% in two weeks – dot-com simulation, buy the dips(16:43) Spencer Pratt running for office – and Texas is becoming a mess(19:12) Triple macro drop Wednesday – and meet the brand-new Fed chair(21:46) Play the gaps – wild setups running both directions right now🌍 Connect with us: Instagram | YouTube | X