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The week in macro.
What moved, why it moved, and what it changes. Written by our quantitative team from the EPTA5 NewsDeck watchlists.
Hormuz now sets the price of money
Three FOMC members voted for a hike while US inflation fell 70 basis points in one month. Both camps are watching the same barrel. A verified weekly read, with a full source register.
One question, answered properly.
Long-form essays on a single market question, built on peer-reviewed research and verifiable sources. No price targets, no hot takes.
Apple, two hundred and eighty basis points
Apple posted its best June quarter ever and lost more than seven percent the next day. The market did not judge the quarter it read: it judged one sentence about the two quarters ahead. Figures to the million, with a full source register.
NVIDIA, the year the results caught up with the price
Quarterly profits up 85 percent, the share up 8. Between the November vintage frozen in the EPTA5 terminal and the July close, the multiple compressed by roughly a fifth.
Tesla, the week the news caught up with the accounts
Sanctioned results, a one-year low, a federal probe and a merger rumour in ten days. Each event verified at the source, then cross-referenced with the EPTA5 base.
SpaceX has lost half its value since June. What actually happened
From a $2.66tn peak on 16 June to $112.55 on 29 July, close to $1.2tn of market value gone. No rocket exploded. What drove the fall, and the two dates in early August.
The gravity of giants. What a century of data says about a market this concentrated
Ten companies are now ~40 % of the S&P 500. What fifty years of peer-reviewed research says about concentrated markets.
The hidden calendar. Why seasonality is the most underrated edge in equity investing
What the academic literature actually shows about seasonality: what is real, what is noise, and how to use it.
Written by the community.
Market reads, BRAIN prompts and backtests shared by EPTA5 users. Anyone can publish.