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Well, TikTok has a few more hours on the clock. President Trump delayed the forced sale of the China-owned app’s US business for another 75 days. Not exactly a TikShock.

Throughout its previous reprieve, TikTok stacked up a range of potential suitors — everyone from Amazon $AMZN ( ▼ 4.15% ) to Oracle $ORCL ( ▼ 6.53% ) to Mr. Beast. Who’ll throw their hat in the ring over these next 75 days?

My money’s on Zuck. He always seems to want whatever Bezos has.

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Market Review:

Wall Street endured a brutal week, marked by a massive selloff fueled by fears of a global trade war triggered by President Trump’s sweeping tariffs.

On Friday, the Dow Jones plummeted more than 2,200 points, its largest drop since June 2020, following a roughly 1,700-point plunge the previous day. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also saw significant losses, with the latter entering bear market territory.

Technology stocks were particularly hard hit due to their exposure to China, while heavy machinery manufacturers also suffered. As investors flocked to bonds for safety, the CBOE Volatility Index spiked, signaling heightened market anxiety.

Do you think he called it “Liberation Day” because investors were liberated from their gains?

Market Preview:

On Monday, investors will get an update on consumer credit for March as well as the average price of used cars.

Tuesday features the NFIB Business Optimism Index and API Crude Oil Stock Change.

Wednesday brings an update to the 30-year fixed mortgage rate plus minutes from the FOMC’s most recent meeting.

Thursday will give investors insight into the rate of inflation for March, as the Consumer Price Index (CPI) will showcase how quickly prices are rising.

On Friday, the preliminary Michigan Consumer Sentiment report will be released, as well as the Producer Price Index (PPI) for March.

Finally. Someone found the silver lining.

Don’t forget to pull those losses forward for future tax seasons!

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This Smart Home Company Grew 200% Year-Over-Year…

Ring and Nest transformed security and climate control—now RYSE is doing the same for window shades.

With $10M+ in revenue, 127 Best Buy locations, and expansion into Home Depot in 2025, RYSE is positioned to dominate the smart shade market. Their patented retrofit technology makes automation easy—no costly replacements needed.

The smart home market is booming, and RYSE’s public offering is live at $1.90/share.

Invest now before their next phase of growth.

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Here are a few ideas I’m considering:

• Dig out the pandemic-era Peloton $PTON ( ▼ 6.85% ) bike

• See what’s on Tubi (Netflix $NFLX ( ▼ 6.67% ) is now a luxury few can afford)

• Go for a walk and touch grass

Or more realistically…

• Lie in bed and look for a meme coin to make it all back

As something of a finance reporter myself…

Yup, checks out.

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