Stocks to Open Lower as Hormuz Shuts Again

The US-Iran ceasefire is dead. Four days of strikes, 300 Iranian targets, and Tehran has closed the Strait of Hormuz until further notice. Trump says it's open — the satellite data says otherwise. Oil up 3%, ASX futures down half a percent.Meta surged 6% on an AI compute upgrade. SK Hynix debuted with the largest-ever foreign IPO on the Nasdaq at $26.5B. Netflix slipped on subscriber engagement concerns.Mark flags the risks stacking up: record margin debt, fund managers with no dry powder, near-record-low put/call skew, and hyperscaler CapEx inflation heading into earnings. None fatal alone — together they're worth watching. Full detail in our Be Fearful When Others Are Greedy episode.Week ahead: US bank earnings (JPM, BofA, Goldman, Citi), TSMC, BHP ops review, Netflix, CPI Tuesday. Plus Buy the Dip closing mid next week — details at https://mpcinvest.co/BuytheDip