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Trump’s Russia Crackdown Roils Oil. Bitcoin Tanks. Wall Street Sees a Bargain.
Energy markets destabilize, crypto cracks, analysts spot a rare value play, and Americans brace for tougher times.

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Oil markets are tightening under Trump’s Russia sanctions, crypto holders just watched the floor drop out from under Bitcoin, Wall Street is flagging a digital health stock as “too cheap to ignore,” and new data shows U.S. consumer confidence sliding toward three-year lows. Here are the four stories your money needs to see today.
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A Global Oil Shock Is Building as Trump’s Russia Crackdown Bites
Russian crude is suddenly getting stranded at sea. Discounts are widening. China and India are scrambling to source non-sanctioned supply. The global oil system is being forced into a hard reset as Trump’s sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil begin to bite.
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Crypto’s “Golden Year” Turns Into a Brutal Reality Check as Bitcoin Crashes
Bitcoin lost more than 10 percent and over $10,000 in value as confidence cracked across the crypto market. The selloff blindsided investors who expected 2025 to be a breakout year.
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This Digital Health Stock Looks “Too Cheap to Ignore,” According to Wall Street
Analysts at Raymond James just upgraded this medical-tech platform to a strong buy, arguing it has the “Moat, Margin, and Management Team” of a long-term compounder. Shares are trading at a discount after a post-earnings selloff.
$57 Billion in NVDA Revenue, 62% YoY Growth. And stocks still fell… What now?
Nvidia just posted a record-breaking quarter… yet the markets dropped. Why?
Experts say that even the top AI earnings couldn’t calm the fear of a potential bubble.
After soaring at the open, the S&P reversed sharply, wiping out over $2T of value in hours.
The “Great Bitcoin Crash of 2025” only wiped out ~$1T by comparison.
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US Consumer Confidence Near Record Lows as Americans Brace for Layoffs and Higher Prices
New data from the University of Michigan shows Americans are increasingly worried about inflation, shrinking incomes, and job losses. Sentiment is now hovering just above pandemic-era lows.
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