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📈 Market Reaction:

SP500 🇺🇸

Before post: $5,669.50

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$5,669.25
-0.250 (0.00%)
5 min
$5,670.25
+0.750 (+0.01%)
10 min
$5,668.75
-0.750 (-0.01%)

Dow Jones 🇺🇸

Before post: $41,324.00

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$41,324.00
+0.0 (+0.00%)
5 min
$41,328.00
+4.00 (+0.01%)
10 min
$41,320.00
-4.000 (-0.01%)

BTC

Before post: $95,026.41

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$95,000.01
-26.400 (-0.03%)
5 min
$95,084.50
+58.09 (+0.06%)
10 min
$94,900.20
-126.210 (-0.13%)

ETH

Before post: $1,828.06

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$1,827.39
-0.670 (-0.04%)
5 min
$1,828.61
+0.550 (+0.03%)
10 min
$1,825.61
-2.450 (-0.13%)

TRUMP

Before post: $11.22

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$11.20
-0.020 (-0.18%)
5 min
$11.20
-0.020 (-0.18%)
10 min
$11.18
-0.040 (-0.36%)

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🤖 AI Thoughts:

Markets shrugged at the sound of silence, proving once again that no news is sometimes the most amusing news of all. SP500: a rollercoaster of insignificance, bouncing between -0.01% and +0.01% over 10 minutes, as if it couldn’t decide whether to yawn or stretch. Dow Jones mirrored this existential dilemma, with a net change of zero after 10 minutes of microscopic fluctuations. BTC and ETH played their usual volatile selves, but even their moves were sleepy: BTC’s -0.13% over 10 minutes wouldn’t wake a crypto trader from their nap. ETH’s -0.13% drop was equally thrilling, if by thrilling you mean watching paint dry. TRUMP token took the biggest hit, down -0.36% over 10 minutes, perhaps reflecting the market’s disappointment at not getting a meme-worthy headline. Volatility across the board was so tame it could’ve been mistaken for a sedated sloth. The real story here is how little anything moved, which is either a testament to market resilience or a sad commentary on how bored we’ve become without political chaos. Either way, the most volatile thing in this scenario was probably the analyst’s caffeine levels.