Apple has a plan for selling more iPhones and avoiding regulation. We discuss their plan in this episode.

Roaring Kitty makes the case for gamestop. Netflix is sued. Apple's AI plan is leaked.

Yardeni president believes we're just getting started. A stock market error caused Berkshire to drop 99% in price. Roaring Kitty is making a big options play on GME. And Paramount is merging with Skydance.

Steve Eisman believes Apple is the hidden AI play. Intuit reported earnings and the stock has fallen 10%. And Red Lobster went bankrupt while offering unlimited shrimp for $20.

Google and Open AI battle it out over who has the lead. The SEC is upset about Roaring Kitty. Amazon is becoming the biggest retail company. Netflix is streaming live sports. Angry customers are boycotting Chipotle.

Meme stocks are back, Open AI has a big upgrade, Apple finds a new partner, and S&P Global is selling part of their business.

We discuss 3 quality stocks in a dip, Apple's failed ad, OpenAI's Google Search competitor, and Howard Schultz backseat driving Starbucks. 00:00 The Market Is Going Up 01:46 Portfolio Update 03:38 Adobe 13:05 MSCI 17:57 UnitedHealth Group 22:05 OpenAI Announces Search Engine 25:43 Apple Apologizes For New Ad 27:39 Starbuck's Old CEO Won't Let Go

00:00 Disney Earnings 05:22 Jim Cramer Covers Texas Roadhouse 21:15 Story Fund vs SPY update

00:00 Overview 02:26 Palantir 06:40 Realty Income Corp 10:09 Disney & Warner Bros. Discovery 15:56 Celsius 20:40 Crocs 24:44 Nikola 28:37 Ferrari 31:17 Uber 32:00 Shopify 36:17 Robinhood 37:45 Airbnb 40:10 AMC

This video is about stock market analysis and recent earnings reports. The speaker, Joseph Carlson, discusses Apple, Texas Roadhouse, Moody's, MasterCard and Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI. The main focus is on Apple's announcement of the biggest stock buyback program in history, $110 billion. The speaker says that Apple has been the king of buybacks for years and this is not a new strategy. Apple's stock price went up significantly after the announcement. However, the speaker also questions whether this is a sign that Apple is no longer a high-growth company.