Wall Street Breakfast

Guest Kamala Harris discusses potential impact on healthcare stocks. Podcast covers stock market reactions to Biden news, Goodyear's sale, and Woodside Energy acquisition. Also touches on consumer backlash towards quick service restaurants and highlights from Farnborough International Air Show.

President Joe Biden surprised many by dropping out of the race and endorsing VP Kamala Harris. Tesla's robotaxi and AI efforts offer hope amidst auto struggles. The world sees a revival after facing the 'blue screen of death'.

Tech outage from CrowdStrike affects Microsoft worldwide. Netflix exceeds expectations with cash flow pause. Align partners with Costco for sales initiative.

AppleTV+ looking to expand movie library, Amazon Prime Day hits new records, Tesla climbs in EU registrations. Stock market trends, economic indicators, and company updates discussed including NASDAQ performance, Fortinet's stock upgrade, and advice on market dips from a Goldman Sachs strategist.

Darden Restaurants buys Chuy's for $605M, Warner Bros. Discovery mulls splitting streaming and studio businesses, Beyond Meat in talks for restructuring with bondholders

Money is shifting from overcrowded tech. Five Below surprises Wall Street. Small-caps are making a comeback. Updates on specific stocks and market trends. Insights on equity rotation and market trends. Updates on companies' outlooks and competition concerns.

Spirit Airlines faces a dip in revenue projections, Ether ETFs set to trade soon, and Elon Musk announces move of companies to Texas due to regulatory issues.

Core retail sales in the US show strength, GM revises EV production forecast, Stifel predicts market correction. Bank of America's Q2 earnings exceed expectations, Charles Schwab stock drops. Discussions on import/export prices, Cadillac Lyric's success, and analyst ratings.

Amazon Prime Day expected to break records with high online spending; Trump's running mate choice impacting Rumble shares; Match Group facing investor pressure to fix Tinder issues; BlackRock CEO views Bitcoin as 'digital gold'; back-to-school spending estimation remains unchanged.

Goldman Sachs boosts dividend to $3 per share. 30-year yield surpasses 2-year mark for the first time since January. Hedge funds selling off tech. Discussion on possible rate cuts by the Fed and analysis of Q2 earnings.