The Rundown

Market update for Wednesday May 13, 2026
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In today’s episode, Zaid covers:
PPI inflation surges 6%, blowing past expectations

Trump lands in Beijing with Jensen Huang, Elon Musk, Tim Cook and more

Amazon kills Rufus chatbot, launches Alexa for Shopping

Wolfspeed surges 23% on power chip hype

Birkenstock misses earnings as Iran war hits sandal sales

You’ll soon be able to trade futures tied to AI computing power and GPU rental prices

Market update for Tuesday May 12, 2026
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In today’s episode, Zaid covers:
April CPI coming in hot at 3.8%, the highest inflation reading since May 2023

eBay rejecting GameStop’s $55B+ takeover offer

Cerebras raising its IPO price range as AI chip demand heats up

Wendy’s stock surging on reports Nelson Peltz may pursue a take-private bid

Hims & Hers shares falling after its GLP-1 pivot comes with higher costs

Netflix revealing it spent $135B on films and TV shows over the past decade

Market update for Monday May 11, 2026
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In today’s episode, Zaid covers:
Why Moderna and other pharma stocks are surging on hantavirus headlines
Circle’s $222 million Arc blockchain raise backed by BlackRock, Apollo, and others
Monday.com’s earnings beat thanks to AI push
Nintendo’s stock drop after a Switch 2 price hike and weak sales forecast
Why the New York Knicks could eventually become their own publicly traded company

Zaid sits down with Will Marshall, the co-founder and CEO of Planet Labs, to break down how satellite data is becoming a critical layer of the AI economy. They discuss why AI models need real world data, how Planet’s imagery is being used by governments, agriculture companies, insurers, and defense agencies, and why the company believes space based data centers could eventually be cheaper than building them on Earth. Plus, Will explains Planet’s partnerships with Nvidia and Google, the growing geopolitical demand for Earth imaging, and why he believes AI and space are converging faster than most people realize.

In today's deep dive, Zaid breaks down the massive semiconductor rally that has Wall Street drawing comparisons to the dot-com bubble. Chip stocks just had their best month in 26 years, with AMD, Intel, and Micron all more than doubling in 2026. But is this a real supercycle or 1999 all over again?

Zaid covers what's driving the surge, why AI demand has spread way beyond Nvidia, some of the biggest winners so far, and whether this rally has room to run or is about to hit a wall.

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