the market feels weird when the obvious trade stops being obvious. oil pushed through $91 as Middle East tensions escalated, US 10Y yields climbed to their highest since early 2025, and rate hike odds are still sitting around 66%. tech took the hit, while crypto somehow held up better than equities. this is exactly the kind of session where i don’t want another dashboard full of numbers. i want context. that’s what i’ve started to appreciate about @midasmarketsxyz. First Take doesn’t just throw a headline at me. i can see the setup, understand what is driving it, check the sources behind the idea, then move directly into the market if i decide the thesis makes sense. the important part is that i still make the final call. AI can organize a messy tape faster than i can. it can connect rates, commodities, equities and crypto into one picture. but deciding whether that picture is worth risking money on is still my job. for me, that’s a much more useful role for AI in trading than pretending it can predict everything. less tab hopping, more time thinking about what the market is actually pricing. just my experience using Midas, not a trade call.