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“When the macro picture is this confused, betting on direction is gambling. We don’t do that here.””

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There are a lot of head-scratchers in this market right now.

High oil prices, rising inflation, weakness in half the Mag Seven, and a consumer that’s running out of money by the end of the month, according to Kraft Heinz’s CEO.

And yet, if you look up at the scoreboard, the S&P 500 is still near all-time highs.

When so many things don’t add up, you have to be cautious.

Especially when you’re viewing the market through a long-term investor’s lens.

Which is exactly why this is the perfect market to be trading non-correlated strategies, the kind that don’t get blown up by a hot economic release or a Trump tweet.

The kind of trades that make their money in a window of time so short the macro chaos doesn’t even matter.

Today Was a Prime Example

PPI dropped to 1.4% at 8:30 this morning, versus 0.5% expected. That’s the hottest monthly print since March 2022. Annual PPI now sits at 6%, the highest since December 2022. Core PPI came in at 1% against a 0.4% forecast.

The futures rally evaporated. The market reversed and went red. The financial media started running their “is the rally over?” segments before the open even hit.

And while all that was happening, I was focused on something else entirely…

I was selling my ORCL calls.

The Trade

Yesterday, during the broader sell-off, Oracle (ORCL) dropped enough to trigger my Stock Flip system. The stock fell 4.2% to close at $186.65, which cleared our 3.5% trigger threshold on ORCL.

That’s the setup we hunt every single day at 3:30 PM ET. A high-quality, large-cap name overreacts to the downside. The setup hits the trigger. The trade goes in.

We bought the ORCL May 15th $182.50 calls for $6.13 in premium at yesterday’s close.

This morning, with PPI ripping the futures lower and most traders running for cover, ORCL still opened higher. Why? Because yesterday’s drop was emotion, not fundamentals. Mean reversion did exactly what it always does on these names.

We sold the calls this morning for $8.75 in premium.

That’s a 42.7% gain in less than 24 hourson a trade that was completely insulated from the hot PPI print, the futures reversal, and whatever the Fed says next.

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Here’s the thing most traders are missing: when the macro picture is this confused, betting on direction is gambling.

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Yesterday’s ORCL was a textbook flip. The system works because human emotion in the market hasn’t changed in 50 years… and it isn’t about to start changing tomorrow.

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Better slump breaker: Ice Cube or hot shower?

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Shohei Ohtani and Cal Raleigh

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Two superstar hitters, Shohei Ohtani and Cal Raleigh, have been mired in huge slumps lately. And that means one thing: It’s time to get weird to change the juju. 

Heading into yesterday’s games, Ohtani had just six home runs and a .767 OPS this season, far from his usual MVP-level self. And Raleigh? He’d gone from 60 homers in 2025 to an 0-for-38 slump in 2026

Like every baseball player worth his salt knows: Sometimes, to bust out of a slump, you need to bring out the big guns. And both Ohtani and Raleigh did. 

For Ohtani’s cold streak to end, he needed an ice cube. Well, THE Ice Cube. With the legendary rapper on the Dodgers broadcast in the third inning last night (Ice Cube was in the house for his own bobblehead night at Dodger Stadium), Ohtani stepped to the plate and promptly smacked his first home run since April 26

For Raleigh, it was a nice hot postgame shower … in full uniform. The star catcher hopped in for a fully clothed shower after the Mariners’ win on Monday — at the urging of teammate Logan Gilbert — and promptly snapped his 0-fer with a pair of hits last night against the Astros.  

We’ll have to wait a couple of days to see if Shohei’s bat is permanently unfrozen (he’s pitching tonight, and he’s getting the day off tomorrow), but a dried-off Raleigh and the Mariners are back in action against the Astros at 8:10 p.m. ET on MLB.TV.  

SKENES’ ERA WAS 67.50. NOW IT’S 1.98

Paul Skenes

Sound the alarms — Paul Skenes is on the decline. Just look at his ERA season by season …

  • 2024: 1.96
  • 2025: 1.97
  • 2026: 1.98

Just kidding (duh). But the actual reason we’re bringing this up is, the most predictable thing in baseball has happened: Skenes has an ERA under two. 

It took all of eight starts for Skenes to lower his 2026 ERA from 67.50 to 1.98. Color us shocked.

Skenes’ bizarro Opening Day start, when the Mets knocked him out of the game in the first inning, might as well have happened in an alternate universe. 

Skenes’ 2026 season ERA, start by start

  • 67.50 <– Opening Day
  • 9.53
  • 5.25
  • 4.00
  • 3.27
  • 2.48
  • 2.91
  • 2.36
  • 1.98 <– Today

As of this morning, 2026 Paul Skenes now officially looks exactly like 2025 Paul Skenes, who looked exactly like 2024 Paul Skenes.

We know Skenes is the most dominant pitcher on the planet (at least until Tarik Skubal comes back), but boy, that was fast.

After Skenes’ latest gem against the Rockies — when he took a no-hitter into the seventh inning and finished with eight scoreless innings and a season-high 10 strikeouts — the final traces of that first start have disappeared. 

So if you can bring yourself to look past the extremely troubling trend of Skenes’ ERA going up by 0.01 every year, here’s the good news: His 1.97 ERA since he debuted is the lowest in the Majors by a mile. Of the other 131 pitchers who’ve thrown at least 200 innings since 2024, Skubal is next-best at 2.34.

In 2024, Skenes had the lowest ERA of any pitcher who threw as many innings as he did. He had the lowest ERA again in 2025, and also had enough innings to qualify to win his first ERA title. 

He doesn’t have the lowest ERA in 2026 … yet … but would you really bet against him being right back at the top of the leaderboard at the end of the year? The guy’s like clockwork. 

GAMES OF THE NIGHT

A powerhouse NL matchup and two electric arms on the mound highlight tonight’s slate of games. For info on how to watch every game this season, go to MLB.com/Watch

Cubs at Braves (7:15 p.m. ET, MLB.TV

Shota Imanaga keeps rolling in his resurgent season (2.28 ERA in eight starts). But can the southpaw be the stopper with the Cubs on a three-game losing streak and facing the MLB-best Braves? 

Padres at Brewers (7:40 p.m. ET, MLB.TV

The Brewers are on a four-game winning streak, and now they send The Miz to the mound. Jacob Misiorowski is fresh off dominating the Yankees and setting Statcast velocity records. But the Padres are a dangerous team, in first place in the NL West ahead of the Dodgers.

Giants at Dodgers (10:10 p.m. ET, MLB.TV

Speaking of the Dodgers … it’s Shohei’s pitching day in L.A. Ohtani’s Cy Young quest continues as he takes a 0.97 ERA into tonight’s start against the rival Giants. This will be another “only pitching, no hitting” gamefor Ohtani. 

64 BATTERS FACED. 1 HIT. AND IT’S … WHO??

Rico Garcia

Is a 32-year-old journeyman reliever more dominant than Mason Miller?

The numbers don’t lie … but you’ll have to see them to believe them.

Entering today, Orioles reliever Rico Garcia has pitched 20 games this season. He’s faced 64 batters. He’s allowed exactly one hit. 

Who, has done what??? Yeah, we’re as baffled as hitters have been against him.  

Garcia has played for seven different teams in six big league seasons. He entered this year with a 5.27 career ERA. 

And yet, somehow, he is technically the most unhittable pitcher in baseball right now. Heck, he’s on one of the most unhittable stretches to start a season ever

Garcia is the first pitcher in the Modern Era (since 1900) to allow no more than one hit over his first 20 appearances in a season.

And according to the Elias Sports Bureau, Garcia is the first pitcher in the Expansion Era (since 1961) to start off a season by allowing no more than one hit over a span of 64 batters faced.

But don’t worry, Mason Miller fans. The last pitcher to have a 64-batter, one-hit stretch at any point was indeed the Padres closer, who had a stretch like that between September 2025 and April of this season.

Thomas Harrigan digs into this crazy story here >>

FROM SPEED-AND-D SPECIALIST TO TOP-5 PLAYER

Brice Turang

Brice Turang has become an under-the-radar superstar for the Brewers. Brent Maguire, who has a nice story on Turang out today, explains: 

When you think of the surefire superstars currently playing baseball, there are probably 5-10 guys who immediately spring to mind. But in the case of one player, he’s quietly snuck into superstar territory dating back to last summer.

Wins Above Replacement leaders since last August

According to FanGraphs

  • 1. Shohei Ohtani: 6.5 (3.7 hitting, 2.8 pitching) 
  • 2. (tie) Aaron Judge: 5.7
  • 2. (tie) Bobby Witt Jr.: 5.7
  • 4. BRICE TURANG: 4.8 
  • 5. Cristopher Sánchez: 4.8

That’s right. Since the beginning of last August, Turang has played like a legitimate top-five most valuable player in baseball, trailing only the elite trio of Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge and Bobby Witt Jr. in WAR.

Turang, mainly known as a speed-and-defense player when he debuted, added more bat speed than any player last season and subsequently had the biggest year-to-year improvement from 2024 to 2025 in hard-hit rate and exit velocity. As a result, Turang enters tonight’s game with a .965 OPS and 18 home runs in 88 games since last August.

If you didn’t know much about Turang before this year, you certainly should get to know him now, with his elite production, his walk-off home run against the Yankees on Sunday and his stellar run with Team USA in this year’s World Baseball Classic.

Read the whole story on Turang here >>

AROUND THE LEAGUE

• Kyle Schwarber has homered in five consecutive games, tying the Phillies franchise record. The MLB record is eight straight games, done by Schwarber’s own manager, Don Mattingly, as well as Ken Griffey Jr. and Dale Long.

• Staying with Philly, Zack Wheeler is back back. Wheeler reached historic levels of efficiency in making quick work of the Red Sox yesterday. He needed just 16 pitches to get through the first three innings, the fewest needed by any starter in a game this millennium.  

• Speaking of aces who are back … Shane McClanahan. The Rays lefty extended his scoreless streak to 21 2/3 innings yesterday in Tampa Bay’s win over the Blue Jays, leapfrogging Cristopher Sánchez (20 2/3 innings) for the longest active streak by any MLB starter.

• Yesterday was a great day for pitch efficiency. On top of Wheeler’s start vs. the Sox, Twins right-hander Bailey Ober threw an 89-pitch shutout against the Marlins — Minnesota’s first “Maddux” since 2017. (A Maddux is a shutout on fewer than 100 pitches, named after the king of them, Greg.) Ober did this despite averaging just 88.8 mph with his fastball — and while facing off against one of the league’s hardest throwers, Eury Pérez — which only makes his Maddux even more fun.

• Mets prospect A.J. Ewing looks like the real deal. In his MLB debut yesterday, Ewing drew three walks, ripped a triple for his first Major League hit and sparked the Mets to a big win over the Tigers. He’s just 21 years old, but New York’s top position-player prospect looks like a big league-ready hitter today.  

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Fructose doesn’t just add calories. New research says it actively pushes your body toward fat storage.

A new review published this week found that fructose disrupts metabolism in ways that go far beyond its caloric content — and the source doesn’t matter as much as you might think.

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Sugar is not sugar. The type you eat determines where it goes — and what it does when it gets there.

A comprehensive review published this week confirmed what researchers have been finding for a decade: fructose is metabolically distinct from glucose and should not be treated as equivalent. When fructose reaches the liver, it bypasses the normal regulatory checkpoints that glucose must pass through — meaning the liver converts it to fat regardless of whether the body needs energy or not. This is why high-fructose diets consistently produce fatty liver disease even in the absence of significant caloric excess.

The sources that matter most: high-fructose corn syrup in processed foods and beverages, agave syrup (90% fructose — the highest of any common sweetener), fruit juice (same sugar load as soda without the fiber), and in large quantities, whole fruit consumed as a dominant part of the diet. The fiber in whole fruit slows absorption significantly — but it doesn’t eliminate the fructose load.

Separately, researchers this week identified glycyrrhizin — a compound found naturally in black licorice — as a potential treatment for inflammatory bowel disease. In testing thousands of compounds against a stem-cell-based model of the human intestine, it was among the most effective at reducing inflammation in IBD tissue.

“Fructose doesn’t just add calories — it actively drives fat production in the liver, independent of how much you’re consuming overall. The body has no off-switch for this process.”

— 2026 fructose metabolism review, peer-reviewed journal

■ PRACTICAL SWAPS — REDUCING FRUCTOSE WITHOUT ELIMINATING SWEETNESS01  Replace agave and honey with pure maple syrup or coconut sugar — lower fructose ratio02  Eat whole fruit — never juice it. Fiber is what separates fruit from sugar delivery03  Check any “sports drink,” flavored yogurt, or sauce label for high-fructose corn syrup04  Berries over tropical fruit — blueberries, strawberries, raspberries have far lower fructose content

■ WHAT AMERICA IS TALKING ABOUT

GEOPOLITICS · TODAY

Trump meets Xi in Beijing today — Iran is the central agenda item

The U.S.-China summit begins today. Trump is asking Beijing to pressure Iran into a ceasefire after the 14-point proposal collapsed. Iran vowed to continue fighting. If China declines to intervene, the Strait of Hormuz stays closed — and analysts project gas hitting $5.50+ nationally by June. The outcome of this meeting directly affects what Americans pay for fuel and groceries this summer.

MARKETS

S&P held near record highs despite hot CPI — Nvidia reports May 20

The S&P 500 absorbed the 3.8% CPI print without a major selloff — a sign that markets are betting the Iran conflict resolves before inflation becomes entrenched. Nvidia reports May 20, and it remains the most anticipated earnings call of the quarter. Tech sector up 35% in two weeks. A miss from Nvidia could trigger a significant correction.

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NASA’s Psyche probe slingshotted around Mars yesterday at 12,000 mph

NASA’s Psyche spacecraft completed a dramatic flyby of Mars yesterday — skimming just 2,800 miles above the planet at 12,000 mph to gain a gravitational boost toward its destination: a metal-rich asteroid that may be the exposed core of an ancient planet. The maneuver saved years of travel time. Psyche is now on course to reach its target in 2029.

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Ted Turner’s Dementia More Common Than Believed

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Ted Turner’s Brain Disease More Common Than Thought

The degenerative brain disease that claimed CNN founder Ted Turner’s life is likely more common than other rare but well-known neurological diseases, a new evidence review says.

Lewy body dementia (LBD), has an overall incidence rate of nearly 5 cases for every 100,000 person-years, researchers reported May 11 in JAMA Neurology.

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That makes it more common than ALS and some forms of dementia or Parkinson’s disease, researchers said.

LBD “is a predominantly late-onset dementia with higher frequency than several other uncommon neurodegenerative disorders,” concluded the research team led by Dr. Daniele Urso, a neurologist at the University of Bari “Aldo Moro” in Italy.

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Turner died last week at age 87 after battling LBD since 2018.

While LBD is well-known, no studies have yet tried to assess how common the disease is globally, researchers said.

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Dear Peter,

This day will never come again, and we have the opportunity to make today count by reaching out to help suffering Jewish people who have lost so much. They need our help now more than ever. Together we are telling, and more importantly showing, the Jewish people that they are not alone. We have received a generous matching gift challenge that will double your gift to help twice as many people—so please be as generous as you can when you send your gift today.

Your support of the Friends of Zion today allows us to comfort the people of Israel who have been devastated by the war, continue to purchase and deliver food, medicine, clothing, and other necessities of life for the poor Holocaust survivors and refugees of Ukraine, continue to operate the Friends of Zion Museum, and to meet urgent humanitarian needs among the poor Jewish people living in Israel.

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“God of Heaven and earth, protect the schools and the school children who are being targeted by enemy terrorists. Watch over the families who trust in Your name. Provide jobs and sufficient income for every family and reveal to them that it is by Your mercy and grace alone so they may come to believe in You, the One True God and Your Son Messiah Yeshua, in Jesus’ Name!”

I will say of the Lord, ‘He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in Whom I trust.’ Surely He will save you from the fowler’s snare and from deadly pestilence. He will cover you with His feathers, and under His wings you will find refuge; His faithfulness will be your shield and rampart. You will not fear the terror of night, nor the arrow that flies by day. Psalm 91:2-5

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IDF curbed anti-tank threat, but Hezbollah drones expose new danger in Lebanon

Jerusalem World News

More than a month after the IDF completed its hold on the “anti-tank line” in southern Lebanon, and a day after the military announced operations beyond the Litani River, forces on the ground, as well as communities in northern Israel, continue to face the threat of explosive drones.
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The West’s anti-Israel obsession is putting every Jew in the world at risk

“I’m afraid,” a Jewish friend from London told me two months ago. Outside her home in the Golders Green neighborhood, four ambulances belonging to the Hatzalah emergency service organization had been set on fire. It was just another incident in a long chain of attacks.READ MORE

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