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Why the VIX Is Calm While AI Stocks Tumble: Dispersion

September 12, 2026June 9, 2026 by Bruno
Why the VIX Is Calm While AI Stocks Tumble: Dispersion

Nvidia and chip names are cracking again, but the VIX barely moves. Here is what stock-level dispersion is telling investors about June 2026.

Categories Artificial Intelligence, Market Trend, Technology Tags ai stocks selloff, implied correlation, nasdaq volatility, stock dispersion, stock market, VIX

Term Premium Explained: Why Long Bonds Yield Extra

September 12, 2026June 6, 2026 by Bruno
Term Premium Explained: Why Long Bonds Yield Extra

Term premium is the extra yield bonds pay beyond expected short rates. Here’s how the NY Fed measures it and what’s pushing it higher in 2026.

Categories Bonds & Fixed Income, Market Education Tags capital markets, federal reserve, term premium, treasury yields, yield curve

Kevin Warsh Inherits a Split FOMC and 4.97% Long Bond

September 12, 2026June 6, 2026 by Bruno
Kevin Warsh Inherits a Split FOMC and 4.97% Long Bond

Kevin Warsh took the oath as Fed chair on May 22, 2026, inheriting an 8-4 FOMC and a 30-year Treasury near 5%. June 16-17 is his first meeting.

Categories Federal Reserve & Rates Tags capital markets, Fed policy, federal reserve chair, fomc, Kevin Warsh, treasury yields

172k Jobs, $1T Wiped: Nasdaq’s Worst Week in a Year

September 12, 2026June 5, 2026 by Bruno
172k Jobs, $1T Wiped: Nasdaq’s Worst Week in a Year

A hot May payrolls print pushed Fed rate cuts off the table and triggered a 10.4% single-day SOXX collapse, dragging Nasdaq to its worst week in a year.

Categories Economy & Macro, Technology Tags AI stocks, federal reserve, jobs report, nasdaq selloff, semiconductor stocks, stock market

Stock-Based Compensation Explained: GAAP vs Non-GAAP

September 12, 2026June 5, 2026 by Bruno
Stock-Based Compensation Explained: GAAP vs Non-GAAP

Stock-based compensation is real money. How RSUs and options get expensed, why tech excludes SBC from non-GAAP EPS, and how buybacks paper over the dilution.

Categories Market Education Tags asc 718, investing basics, non-gaap eps, rsu vesting, share dilution, stock-based compensation

Partners Group Caps $8.6B Fund as Q2 Gates Spread to PE

September 12, 2026June 5, 2026 by Bruno
Partners Group Caps $8.6B Fund as Q2 Gates Spread to PE

Partners Group gated its $8.6B Global Value SICAV after 9.8% redemption requests, dragging Blackstone, KKR and Apollo lower as BCRED also tightens back to its 5% cap.

Categories Capital Markets, Market Trend Tags capital markets, evergreen funds, partners group, private credit, redemption gates

Lululemon Plunges 12% as FY26 Guidance Cut Eclipses Beat

September 12, 2026June 5, 2026 by Bruno
Lululemon Plunges 12% as FY26 Guidance Cut Eclipses Beat

LULU beat Q1 FY26 but cut full-year guidance by ~$350M after Americas comps fell 5%. Pre-market: -12.6%. The international story is still working.

Categories Consumer & Retail, Earnings Tags athleisure, guidance cut, lululemon earnings, retail earnings, stock market

SEC Filings Explained: 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K

September 12, 2026June 5, 2026 by Bruno
SEC Filings Explained: 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K

Every U.S.-listed company files three core reports with the SEC. Here is what each one contains, when it is due, and what to read first.

Categories Market Education Tags 10-q explained, 8-k explained, edgar, investing basics, sec filings

Order Types Explained: Market, Limit, Stop, Trailing Stops

September 12, 2026June 5, 2026 by Bruno
Order Types Explained: Market, Limit, Stop, Trailing Stops

Market, limit, stop, stop-limit, and trailing stops explained — what each order does, when to use it, and how each one can quietly cost you on the fill.

Categories Market Education Tags investing basics, options trading basics, order types, stop loss order, trailing stop

Crescent Capital Closes Record $10.8B Direct Lending Fund

September 12, 2026June 4, 2026 by Bruno
Crescent Capital Closes Record $10.8B Direct Lending Fund

Crescent’s CDL Fund IV closed at $10.8B in investable capital — more than double its 2022 predecessor — as Apollo and Ares cap BDC redemptions.

Categories Capital Markets, Market Trend Tags capital markets, crescent capital, direct lending, private credit, private credit fundraising
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