The Rundown

Market update for July 8, 2026. 
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In today’s episode, Zaid covers:
Oil prices ripping higher after Trump says the U.S.-Iran ceasefire may be over

Chip stocks selling off globally as South Korea’s KOSPI enters a bear market

Apple’s $30B+ deal with Broadcom to produce billions of U.S.-made chips

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin raising outside money for the first time at a $130B valuation

Energy stocks jumping while airlines and cruise lines fall on higher fuel costs

Netflix, Disney, and YouTube eyeing World Cup rights after massive U.S. ratings

Market update for July 7, 2026.
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In today’s episode, Zaid covers:
Oil prices falling near pre-war levels as Wall Street worries about oversupply

Samsung's profit jumped 1,800%... so why did the stock tank?

SpaceX joining the Nasdaq-100 less than a month after its IPO

Fiserv popping on talks to sell its debit-card network

Rivian drops after a share offering

Netflix’s season-two problem as major shows lose huge chunks of their audience

Market update for Monday July 6, 2026
Interview with Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman about Apple: (Spotify)
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In today’s episode, Zaid covers:
Microsoft cutting thousands of jobs and hitting reset on Xbox after years of gaming acquisitions

Apple extending its Broadcom chip partnership through 2031 as it builds out AI infrastructure

TeraWulf surging after landing a 20-year Anthropic data center deal

Strategy falling after selling Bitcoin to fund dividend payments

Buc-ee’s turning clean bathrooms, brisket, and Beaver Nuggets into a roadside retail empire

In today’s episode we talk with Mark Gurman, Editor at Bloomberg, about why Apple is raising prices, what it could mean for demand of their products, and some ways that Apple is trying to get around the memory supply shortage causing all of this. We also touch on the revamped Siri that is launching this fall and what to expect from John Turnes when he takes over as CEO.

Market update for Thursday July 3, 2026
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In today’s episode, Zaid covers:
What a WEAK June jobs report could mean for the Fed
Why Apple is looking to buy memory chips from blacklisted Chinese companies
Sam Altman's pitch to hand the U.S. government a 5% stake in OpenAI
Palantir rallying on its Nvidia partnership and a fresh analyst upgrade
Bending Spoons cools after its big IPO debut
Why this year’s Fourth of July barbecue is getting hit hard by inflation, especially beef prices