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Oil's Whipsaw Ride, Oracle's Data Center Dilemma, and is Defense the New AI? 3/10/26

Oil prices post their biggest daily loss since March 2022 after hitting above $119 just two nights prior. Will Oracle's data centers be able to accommodate Nvidia's next-gen chip? Plus, defense stocks have been outperforming the tech trade this year, but is there more room to run ...  Show more

Overnight Oil Spike, Jet Fuel Soars, and Momentum in Tech 3/9/26

Oil prices hit their highest peak since June 2022 before falling back below $100/barrel. Airline stocks take a dip as jet fuel costs surge amid the Iran war. Plus, software beat semis for its best week since April, but can the trade continue this week? Hosted by Simplecast, an Ad ...  Show more

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