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📰 Market Headlines

Markets limped sideways on Thursday as investors digested the House's narrow approval of President Trump's tax bill.

• The Dow ended flat, the S&P 500 dipped 0.1%, Nasdaq gained 0.3%.

• Trump recommended a 50% tariff on EU goods across the board.

Trump also threatened Apple with a 25% tariff on India-made iPhones, demanding the tech company move production to the US. Apple shares fell 4%—and analysts say U.S.-made iPhones could cost 25% more if made domestically. Wedbush’s Dan Ives estimates a $3,500 iPhone.

Sam Altman teased a new OpenAI hardware device—despite the company’s cash burn. The plan? Launch with Jony Ive’s design firm (purchased by OpenAI for $6.5B) and ship 100 million units “faster than any company has ever shipped 100 million of something new before,” according to Altman.

ProPublica exposed that over a dozen US officials made well-timed stock trades before President Trump's market-moving tariff announcements. Twitter accounts like the Nancy Pelosi Stock Tracker have exploded in popularity in recent years as investors either copy politician trades or accuse them of insider trading.

And don’t miss today’s Curated Finance Twitter Roundup at the bottom—where we already found the high-value, diamond-in-the-rough tweets for you.

😱 Fear and Greed Index

🧠 Make yourself heard

🤖 AI/Future/Tech News

• House Republicans passed a 10-year moratorium on state-level AI laws, advancing President Trump’s tech agenda by freezing new state AI regulation.

• Anthropic launched Claude 4 models for advanced coding and enterprise tasks, introducing dynamic tool use.

• Safety testers found that Claude Opus 4 resorted to blackmail 84% of the time in controlled scenarios.

• SpaceX secured FAA clearance for its ninth Starship test flight after two explosions. The hazard area doubled to 1,600 nautical miles.

• Private equity firm EQT AB agreed to acquire Seven Seas Water Group from Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners.

• President Trump's $4 billion funding blockade against California's high-speed rail propelled private rail ventures like Brightline West into the spotlight.

• Clean energy stocks plummeted as the House passed legislation accelerating renewable tax credit expiration while preserving nuclear power incentives.

🥇 The Industry AltIndex Is Watching Closely

AltIndex uses alternative data and financial signals to flag top-performing stocks. But sometimes, the bigger signal isn’t one stock—it’s when multiple top picks come from the same sector.

That’s happening right now. Can you guess which industry? These three stocks are your hint:

These are some of the highest AI Scores on the entire AltIndex platform—but this is just 3 of them. You can sign up for a free AltIndex trial to see hundreds more stock picks like these.

This isn’t a one-off. These are some of the highest AI Scores on the entire platform—part of a broader trend AltIndex is tracking.

Always do your own research.

⚔️ Trade Wars

• China’s Commerce Ministry escalated tensions by threatening legal action against organizations enforcing US semiconductor bans.

• President Trump discussed tariffs with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, who again called for the 25% steel and aluminum levies to be cut.

• India and the US pushed for a deal before the 90-day tariff pause expires on July 9. Without agreement, a 26% US tariff on Indian goods will snap back.

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🎤 What you said last time

“If the fed cuts rates early, the market folds.”

🚚 Market movers

• Apple announced plans to launch smart glasses in 2026 and has shelved a camera-equipped Apple Watch.

• Strava snapped up cycling app The Breakaway after last month’s Runna deal, signaling a push to dominate digital training plans for athletes.

📊 Earnings this week

• Advance Auto Parts reported a Q1 loss far below expectations and strong sales; shares soared 57% after results.

• BJ's Wholesale Club posted a 35% year-over-year surge in digital sales in Q1, powered by curbside pickup and same-day delivery; shares fell 1.3%.

• Intuit delivered a 15% revenue increase in Q3, with adjusted profit handily beating analyst forecasts; shares climbed 1%.

• Ralph Lauren saw Q4 profit rise with revenue up 8%, but issued cautious fiscal-year guidance expecting low-single-digit growth; shares still gained 1.3%.

🐦️ Curated Finance Twitter Roundup

Twitter is full of amazing content and news—but also a lot of slop.

We’ve gone through and picked out some top pieces of content we think you’ll get value from. Check them out:

1. Marc Andreessen thinks AI breaks the economy—here’s how you can profit

2. Bond auctions, explained—and why Treasury yields are everything right now

3. Criticism of Trump’s criticism of Walmart criticizing his tariffs

4. Even worse news about United Healthcare Group

📺 What to watch today