Matthew Connatser

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Opinions are my own. Technical writer at Signal65, ex-tech journo. Previously at Tom's Hardware, Hot Hardware, XDA, NotebookCheck, Digital Trends, Silicon Insights, and The Register. Personal email: mc@matthewconnatser.net RIP all ICE victims.

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Iran claims victory, says it forced US to accept 10-point plan By Michael Rios Iran says it has achieved a great victory and forced the United States to accept its 10-point plan, according to a statement from Iran’s Supreme National Security Council. As part of the plan, the US has in principle agreed to lift all primary and secondary sanctions against Iran, the council said. It has also agreed to accept Iran’s nuclear enrichment and recognize its continued control over the Strait of Hormuz, according to the council. “The enemy, in its unfair, unlawful, and criminal war against the Iranian nation, has suffered an undeniable, historic, and crushing defeat,” the statement read.
I'll ignore that.
A visual comparison of Grace from Resident Evil Requiem with DLSS 5 enabled on the left and a color corrected version on the right.
Stock price strength, which measures 1-year highs vs. 1-year lows, and it's at the highest it's been in the past year.
Stock price breadth, which is considered good right now.
The put-to-call ratio in the past year, showing a spike of .88 lately which is the highest since the tariff crash of April 2025.
The VIX index and its 50-day average, which shows that the VIX has been above its 50-day average for nearly three weeks straight.
Stock versus bond performance, which shows that in February bonds are doing slightly better for investors.
The S&P500 versus its 125-day moving average, which are nearly identical currently.
Moron superglues a standoff screw into a laptop motherboard.