The Hype Market
The Hype Market AI and tech cratered 12.4% as Broadcom shed $285 billion and Arm dropped 25.5%; the money didn't leave the market — it rotated into crypto treasuries, therapeutics and retail-trading names, all up 4 to 7%. FASTMaster IntelligenceWeek ending July 10, 2026 Sentiment39FearBreadth15/33sectors
The Hype Market
The Hype Market's Q2 reckoning — all 34 themes, ninety days, the hype multiple on every name. The quarter the fringe outran AI.
The Hype Market
The Hype Market The AI Build-Out Grew 30% and Got Dumped Vertiv, Coherent and Modine posted blowout data-center numbers and led the week's losers, while pre-revenue psychedelics (+14.4%) and space (+10.6%) ran — the week the tape paid for promise, not profit. FASTMaster IntelligenceWeek
The Hype Market
The Hype Market (week ending June 26, 2026): Back-to-back Phase 3 depression wins from Compass and Definium drove psychedelics up 30% and lifted biotech with them, while SpaceX's 20% post-IPO slide sent space down 13%.
The Hype Market
From gene therapy to Litecoin, the loudest pitches among the 21 themes FASTMaster tracks took the deepest cuts in early 2026 — proof a good story is no floor.
The Hype Market
The H1 2026 market drew a hard line in frontier tech. Space stocks surged 52.2% by shipping real payloads and booking actual revenue. Meanwhile, quantum computing sank 14.8% as Wall Street rejected slideware. Discover why the market demands receipts over roadmaps.
The Hype Market
The first half of 2026 revealed a harsh truth about the AI trade: Wall Street paid everyone selling the infrastructure while shorting companies selling software. Arm Holdings tripled while Intuit shed over half its value, proving the market is buying physical steel over digital stories.
The Hype Market
Across 21 hype themes tracked in H1 2026, silicon and substations surged while software, crypto, and memes sank. Wall Street stopped paying for pure narrative and shifted capital directly to physical infrastructure, hardware, and firms that actually ship physical products.
The Hype Market
Market mania pushed Sports & Betting up 8.6% as DraftKings saw $1.3B trade through its new prediction exchange. Meanwhile, literal future-tech sectors like quantum computing, nuclear energy, and space cratered by nearly 20%. The market is officially pricing doubt over deep-tech breakthroughs.