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The Week the Chairman Said Nothing and the Market Heard Everything.

Jun 20, 2026

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6 min read

The Week the Chairman Said Nothing and the Market Heard Everything.

Warsh withheld his dot while nine officials signaled hikes. The Iran deal landed but ships still sat quiet. SpaceX bought Cursor with inflated stock. OpenAI's burn rate arrived before its prospectus. Private credit exits accelerated. And AI told consumers prices are going up.

Dio Pouerie, +1

A Closed Friday, an Unusual Thursday, and a Quarterly Event Worth Knowing

Jun 19, 2026

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5 min read

A Closed Friday, an Unusual Thursday, and a Quarterly Event Worth Knowing

Markets are closed for Juneteenth. But Thursday brought one of the busiest trading days of the quarter. A calendar quirk made it happen a day early. Here is what triple witching is, why it moves stocks more than most investors realize, and what tends to follow.

Dio Pouerie, +1

Credit Exits $12B | AI Pricing Shifts | Bubble Named

Jun 18, 2026

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5 min read

Credit Exits $12B | AI Pricing Shifts | Bubble Named

Private credit redemptions accelerated 56% in Q2. AI flat-fee pricing is ending right as both IPOs approach. LeCun called xAI a failure and named the bubble condition.

Dio Pouerie, +1

Nine Officials Penciled in a Hike. Warsh Said Nothing.

Jun 18, 2026

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5 min read

Nine Officials Penciled in a Hike. Warsh Said Nothing.

Nine Fed officials penciled in hikes while Warsh withheld his dot, Apple confirmed AI memory costs will raise iPhone prices, and G7 leaders told both IPO CEOs their buyers must price an overnight access kill switch.

Dio Pouerie, +1

Software Freeze | SpaceX Falls | Fed Holds

Jun 17, 2026

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5 min read

Software Freeze | SpaceX Falls | Fed Holds

Private credit stopped funding software deals. SpaceX fell on day three of trading. Warsh held rates in his first meeting as chair.

Dio Pouerie, +1

OpenAI's Burn Rate Named Itself Before the Prospectus.

Jun 17, 2026

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5 min read

OpenAI's Burn Rate Named Itself Before the Prospectus.

OpenAI's Q1 burn arrived before the prospectus, Warsh's first press conference names the rate framework without the dot anchor, and convertible volume hit a COVID-era high at zero-coupon terms.

Dio Pouerie, +1

The Daily Briefing That Unlocks Private Markets.

The Week the Chairman Said Nothing and the Market Heard Everything.

A Closed Friday, an Unusual Thursday, and a Quarterly Event Worth Knowing

Credit Exits $12B | AI Pricing Shifts | Bubble Named

Nine Officials Penciled in a Hike. Warsh Said Nothing.

Software Freeze | SpaceX Falls | Fed Holds

OpenAI's Burn Rate Named Itself Before the Prospectus.

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