The Nasdaq closed lower four sessions out of five, Korea's leveraged ETF crackdown keeps evolving, and solid ASML and TSM earnings weren't enough to lift an AI trade in need of a lifeline — then a Chinese moonshot closed out the week.

A gap down Tuesday, a VIX round trip from 19 to under 15, a Kospi circuit breaker, and SK Hynix's record ADR listing — the AI trade steps back from the ICU waiting room.

Two Kospi circuit breakers, Micron delivering in style, and increased MAG7 scrutiny — contagion, made in Korea.

Warsh FOMC premiere with hawkish subtitles, the dip proved irresistible, and SOX pushes through to fresh all-time highs — while WTI revisits the $70s for the first time in three months.

A wildcard week where the Russell stole the show, the VIX travelled from 23 to 17, and Kevin Warsh takes centre stage.

Containers of popcorn, a vertigo candle on Marvell, Broadcom's miss, and a Black Friday to remember. The ghost never left the closet.

Back-to-back gap ups for the second week running, VIX below 16, SOX showing tired legs on Friday — and Broadcom ahead.

A crucial reversal on Tuesday, semiconductors landing a clean uppercut, and a shortened week with one session that matters more than the other three combined.

A week that may have marked an inflection point — not in the post-Liberation Day rebound, but in the near-vertical climb of the S&P and Nasdaq. Two sessions. One structural shift.