Samsung reports earnings 8PM tonight, here’s the earnings preview; 🇰🇷 Operating profit is projected to hit a record 105.0 trillion won (YoY +763%), driven by the Device Solutions (semi) division entering the "100 trillion won era" with a 69.3% operating margin. The DS division performance is fueled by HBM4 sales expansion and strong QoQ ASP gains in DRAM (+18%) and NAND (+20%), as capacity reallocation toward HBM continues to constrain standard DRAM supply and sustain price hikes. A guide will send $MU and $SKHY to mars

BREAKING: The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both just hit new all time highs. The US stock market has now added $15 trillion in market cap since its March 2026 bottom.

Scott Bessent last month: "I am the house now... you can bet against me if you want." US bond yields since then: 10-year: up 49.7 bps 20-year: up 44.0 bps 30-year: up 42.5 bps Scott Bessent, this month: "I do not control the bond market."

Eagles were up by ten points with a third-and-goal from the two-yard line with eight minutes to go and lost

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A hard pitch count not expected for Ravens WR Zay Flowers (hamstring), who was on one last week. He’s “good to go’ for the Tennessee game, as one source said.

JUST IN: A medicore September jobs report. The US economy added only 29,000 jobs in September (well below ~80k expected). On top of that, there were downward revisions: July was revised down to -10k and August to 133k. Unemployment rate: 4.2% (up from 4.1% in August) The biggest sore spot = wage growth of 3% in past year. That’s a new 5-year low and it’s wiped out entirely by ~3.4% inflation.

CRAZY BUT TRUE: In his 22 year career Aaron Rodgers has NEVER thrown an interception vs. the Browns... 👀

U.S. 🇺🇸 employers announced 43,281 job cuts in September, down 18% MoM and 20% YoY, the lowest September total since 2022. Q3 cuts also fell 43% from Q2. But hiring plans remain weak. Employers announced 90,787 planned hires in September, down 23% YoY and the lowest September total since 2011, with the usual seasonal hiring surge notably muted. Tech was the outlier: 10,799 cuts, up 77% from August. AI was cited in 3,961 September cuts and 120,136 year-to-date, around 21% of all announced cuts in 2026. Source: Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

Tuesday’s market moves was one of the more disturbing days of late, says Goldman Sachs pro trib.al/bdgD6aU