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The market is coming off another big week, but things might get a little bumpy starting Monday, May 11. Here are the 5 things you need to know:

1. The Inflation Boss Battle (CPI): Tuesday is the big day. We get the Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, which shows whether prices are still going up. If inflation looks high, everyone will worry the Fed is going to keep interest rates "higher for longer," which usually is bad for stocks.
2. Middle East Drama: Over the weekend, things got tense again with Iran and the U.S. regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Because of that, oil prices are spiking, and stock futures are already looking a little red for Monday morning.
3. Are We Still Spending? (Retail Sales): On Thursday, we find out if people are still buying things. If Retail Sales are strong, it means the economy is tough, but if they're weak, people might start whispering about a recession again.
4. Cisco & Tech Earnings: Most of the "big" tech names are done, but Cisco (CSCO) reports on Wednesday. Since everyone is obsessed with AI right now, investors are watching closely.
5. Walmart & Deere: Later in the week, we get reports from the kings of retail (Walmart) and tractors (Deere). This will tell us if regular families and farmers are feeling good about their money.

It’s probably gonna be a wild week!

Everyone, hope you had a good weekend. The market has been going crazy lately (S&P 500 at all-time highs lol), but here are the top 5 things to watch out for this week, starting May 4:

1. The Big Jobs Report: Friday is the huge one. Everyone is waiting for the US jobs report to see if people are still getting hired. If the numbers are good, the market might keep vibing, but if they're bad, it could be a ripper.
2. Disney Earnings: Everyone’s favorite mouse is reporting earnings this week. People are watching to see if Disney+ is finally making bank or if the parks are still crowded.
3. AMD & Palantir: If you like tech and AI stuff, keep an eye on AMD and Palantir. Tech stocks have been carrying the whole market lately, so if these guys have blockbuster earnings, things could go to the moon.
4. Oil: There’s still a lot of drama in the Middle East, and it’s making oil prices do weird things. If gas prices stay high, it makes everyone grumpy and hurts the stock market, so hopefully, things chill out.
5. McDonald’s & Uber: These guys are also reporting this week. It'll show if people are still ordering tons of McNuggets and ride shares. Big economic indicators.

I also have a 6th top thing to watch out for this week. Message me if you are interested in my thoughts.

Good luck with your trades or whatever you're doing. Let's hope for a green week!

Everyone, hope you had a good weekend. The market has been going crazy lately (S&P 500 at all-time highs lol), but here are the top 5 things to watch out for this week, starting May 4:

1. The Big Jobs Report: Friday is the huge one. Everyone is waiting for the US jobs report to see if people are still getting hired. If the numbers are good, the market might keep vibing, but if they're bad, it could be a ripper.
2. Disney Earnings: Everyone’s favorite mouse is reporting earnings this week. People are watching to see if Disney+ is finally making bank or if the parks are still crowded.
3. AMD & Palantir: If you like tech and AI stuff, keep an eye on AMD and Palantir. Tech stocks have been carrying the whole market lately, so if these guys have blockbuster earnings, things could go to the moon.
4. Oil & Iran Stuff: There’s still a lot of drama in the Middle East, and it’s making oil prices do weird things. If gas prices stay high, it makes everyone grumpy and hurts the stock market, so hopefully, things chill out.
5. McDonald’s & Uber: These guys are also reporting this week. It'll show if people are still ordering tons of McNuggets and ride shares. Big economic indicators.

I also have a 6th top thing to watch out for this week. Message me if you are interested in my thoughts.

Good luck with your trades or whatever you're doing. Let's hope for a green week!

Today, Robinhood reported its quarterly financial results. The company mentioned the Robinhood Card. Here are some of the details from today's report:

• Robinhood Gold Subscribers grew 36% year-over-year to a record 4.3 million.
• During the quarter, Robinhood introduced trust and custodial accounts as part of a new family investing experience, and unveiled the next evolution of its credit card, the Robinhood Platinum Card, which has seen strong early demand. In addition, the Robinhood Gold Card has now crossed 800,000 Funded Customers.
• We define a Robinhood Gold Subscriber as a unique person who has at least one account with a Robinhood entity and who, as of the end of the relevant period (a) is subscribed to Robinhood Gold and (b) has made at least one Robinhood Gold subscription fee payment.
• We define the Robinhood Gold adoption rate as end of period Robinhood Gold Subscribers divided by end of period Funded Customers.