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ICYMI, here’s what else happened on the Street today.
🟩 | US stocks rose today after President Trump announced the first trade deal since Liberation Day.
📈 | One Notable Gainer: AppLovin $APP ( ▲ 11.88% ) was lovin’ life today after beating expectations and looking to sell its mobile gaming business for $400M.
📉 | One Notable Decliner: Cleveland-Cliffs $CLF ( ▼ 15.78% ) was not looking tough as steel after announcing plans to idle some plants following a large Q1 loss.
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$CVNA ( ▲ 11.3% ) Carvana’s profitable new look is more than just a paint job (FT)
$LLY ( ▼ 3.25% ) / $REGN ( ▼ 2.36% ) Trump to pitch sweeping Medicare drug price plan (Politico)
$WBD ( ▲ 5.26% ) Warner Bros Discovery moving towards splitting company (Reuters)
$PTON ( ▼ 7.59% ) Peloton Falls After Posting a Third Straight Sales Decline (Bloomberg)
$BA ( ▲ 3.84% ) UK to announce $10 billion Boeing purchase, US commerce secretary says (YF)
CNBC: Trump announced a US-UK trade deal, which will include cuts to auto and metal tariffs.
CNN: The president will also roll back Biden administration restrictions on AI chip exports, which faced criticism from Big Tech companies.
Reuters: The EU proposed retaliatory tariffs on up to 95B euros worth of US imports if trade talks fail.
AP: Bill Gates said he will donate 99% of his $160B fortune to the Gates Foundation, which will close in 2045.
FT: In explaining his choice, Gates also accused Elon Musk of “killing” children with DOGE cuts to USAID.
Arista Networks $ANET ( ▲ 0.9% ) narrowly topped Q1 revenue expectations with $2 billion in sales and a better-than-expected profit of 65 cents per share. Despite the beat, shares are down nearly 22% in 2025, including a sharp drop following the report.
But that didn’t stop Wall Street analysts at Goldman Sachs $GS ( ▲ 3.33% ) and Bank of America $BAC ( ▲ 2.46% ) have reaffirmed Buy ratings in the oft-overlooked AI play. Even with lingering tariff headwinds, analyst Michael NG sees a 27% upside for the stock.
Arista provides networking components for a number of tech sectors. Wall Street seems to think it’s, well, working.
The company reported strong momentum in AI-related demand, projecting at least $750 million in back-end AI switching revenue for 2025, signaling its expanding role in the AI infrastructure space.
Three of its four major AI cluster projects are already operational, and it expects strong pull-through demand for its front-end products. The analysts believe that demand for its AI products will offset global trade risks.
Additionally, analysts view the company’s cloud computing position as robust, particularly with key clients like Meta $META ( ▲ 1.46% ) and Microsoft $MSFT ( ▲ 1.11% ) ramping up capital expenditures by 70% and 44%, respectively.
Even if Meta slows next year, analysts expect Microsoft’s increasing Ethernet AI investments to support ongoing growth for Arista.
Amid broader AI uncertainty, the networking stock has quietly been putting in work. Now, two of the biggest firms on the Street believe it’s time to fit this component into portfolios.
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CNBC: The Vatican named Pope Leo XIV, electing Robert Prevost as the first American to hold the title.
Reuters: Microsoft has blocked its employees from using China’s DeepSeek.
CNN: The Bank of England cut interest rates for the fourth time in its current cycle, warning of the global threat of tariffs.
Bloomberg: US mortgage rates held steady at 6.76% last week, near their yearly high.
Fortune: Diving deep into what the end of the Gates Foundation means for the future of philanthropy.
Are you bullish or bearish on Shopify (SHOP) over the next 12 months?
▇▇▇▇▇▇ 🐂 Bullish
▇▇▇▇▇▇ 🐻 Bearish
And, in response, you said:
🐂 Bullish — “More and more of the online shops I regularly patronize are using Shop. They must be doing something right!”
🐻 Bearish — “SMB is going to get hit with tariffs, which will lower revenue in the short term.”
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