The recent volatility of AI stocks has some investors reassessing how much of the AI buildout is priced in and how much of their portfolios are exposed to AI. The Roundhill HALO ETF $LOHA was built for that exact conversation. It holds companies in energy infrastructure, railroads, and mining, businesses whose value comes from real, physical assets rather than AI capex cycles.
Sentiment surveys tell you how investors feel. Options prices show what they’re doing for real. Our new options sentiment model says complacency has been flushed out, but stress isn’t here yet. More in today’s Market Memo (10/23/2026):
Profits came in ahead of expectations for $META and $TSLA, but it was the outlook that set the tone. These stocks are trading on their forward products: Muse for META, Optimus and Terafab for TSLA. More in today’s Market Memo (10/22/2026):
$TSLA reports tonight, and humanoid robotics stocks have already moved sharply higher this week in a choppy tape, leading us to revisit our notes from Agility Robotics’ 2026 Investor Day. More in today’s Market Memo (10/21/2026):
Why is the VIX so low when markets feel shaky? Blame correlation. Stocks aren’t moving together, which suppresses volatility at the index level. We break down what it means for options income and risk management in today’s Market Memo (10/20/2026):
The VIX is the fear gauge everyone watches. But last week S&P 500 term structure flipped in places, and that may matter more than the 20 level. See why term structure beats level and how combining the two may be even better in today’s MM (10/19/2026):
Inflation came in hot. Yields fell anyway. Underneath the headlines, bonds are pricing slower growth and a Fed pivot, plus credit did some of the Fed’s work. We decode the rate move in today’s Market Memo (10/16/2026):
AI-immune by structure, not by chance. The Roundhill HALO ETF $LOHA invests in Heavy Asset, Low Obsolescence stocks across energy infrastructure, railroads, and mining.
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