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Stock Market Observation
by Jacob Lee
This podcast is dedicated to talking about events that are happening on the stock market or news articles that Wall Street will not be talking about on their channels.
Episodes
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Where Will this Market take us Next?
Ep: 176- Bud Light tries for a comeback as the company decides to focus on sports and concerts. Keenon Robotics partners with Wyndham Hotel Group. Bitcoin is predicted to hit $150,000 and Treasury Department announces new Series of I bond rate. Finally, oil could hit record high of $150 dollars a...
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Breaking Points for Workers, Business and People
Ep 175: CVS and Walgreens are at their breaking point. Supermarket branches are closing 7 times faster than other locations. Chevron and Exxon might be leading a new era of megamergers. Federal Reserve might not raise interest rates but people won't be feeling relief.
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Companies vs Government reports
Ep: 174-Wyndham reported third-quarter results and they are making a case for not merging with Choice Hotels. Amazon and Chipotle reported numbers for the quarter. Finally, Joe Biden hails the hot GDP report even though voters don't see it.
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More companies report earnings and Oil companies are making moves
Ep: 173-Hilton reported third-quarter numbers and some Hoteliers are rethinking deals. IBM reported numbers for the third quarter. Shell plans to cut 200 jobs in the clean energy division and Exxon and Chevron are doubling down on fossil fuel energy with big acquisitions.
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Sphere Entertainment is growing and so is AI
Ep: 172-The New York Knicks will advertise for Sphere Entertainment on their jerseys this season. Microsoft profits pop the stock 27 percent. Meta is being sued. Washington is taking on Robocalls while Qualcomm is getting on the AI craze.
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The Hotel Industry could be making a lot of changes soon with Technology
Ep: 171 Las Vegas Sphere could potentially be in London or New York soon, Automation and AI could be heading to a hotel near you soon and Knightscope signs a deal with Penn Entertainment for all their properties to have security robots.
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New Workers and Pay Expectations and New Boosters are Coming
Ep. 170. Companies are cutting salaries for new hires while workers hit record highs for pay expectations. New booster shots are becoming available from Moderna, Pfizer, and Novavax.
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Wind farms helping oil company in North Sea and the Space Race could be heating up again
Ep. 169: The world's largest wind farm is now officially open and it is helping power the North Sea oil operations. India became the fourth country to land on the moon. Pentagon awards a $1.5 billion contract to Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman for communications satellites. Finally, the U.S....
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Knightscope growth story continues and China's rebound is a big unknown for oil markets
Ep. 168: Knightscope signs 11 new K1 call boxes. DraftKings stock surges after sports betting company boost outlook for 2023. Ford gave a warning to its F-150 customers before the fire broke out for the company. Gas prices are being affected by inflation and China's rebound is making the oil...
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Knightscope signs new contracts and Chevron is buying back more stock and increasing its dividend
Ep. 167: Knightscope signs 5 new contracts with clients. Comcast beats expectations even as broadband growth slows. IBM tops revenue estimates and will cut 3,900 jobs. Tesla shares pop on better-than-feared earnings and demand seems to be there as well. Chevron announces a $75 billion stock…
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More supplies to Ukraine and Google is feeling the pain from all sides
Ep. 166: U.S. will send 31 Abram tanks to Ukraine ahead of the Russian offensive. Microsoft reported earnings and the company suggests that it will be a glommy tech environment in the making. NYSE says that a trading glitch caused a manual error on Tuesday. Google's CEO is defending job cuts at…
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Tech companies are making moves for 2023
Ep. 165: Microsoft announces new multibillion-dollar investment in ChatGPT-maker OpenAI. Spotify cuts 6% of its workforce globally. Bank of America, JP Morgan, and other banks are wanting to take on Apple Pay. Finally, Apple wants to manufacture 25% of its iPhone in India and Apple ramped up its...
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P&G might be raising prices and there are talks to raise the U.S. debt limit
Ep. 164: Procter and Gamble revenue and profit all as the company looks to higher prices to offset declining sales. Netflix is set to report earnings after the bell. Amazon is discontinuing its charity donation program amid cost cuts. Yellen says that the Treasury is taking extraordinary measures...
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7 Clients resign with Knightscope and Goldman Sachs grew too quickly in the consumer business
Ep. 163: 7 Clients renew their annual contracts with Knightscope. Microsoft is laying off 10,000 employees and Amazon is laying off 18,000 employees. Party City is filing for bankruptcy with plans to restructure its debt. Finally, David Solomon admits that Goldman took on too much, too quickly in...
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Global Chip shortage might be coming to an end and Apple's CEO gets a pay cut
Ep. 162: Morgan Stanley shares jump 6% as bank earnings top estimates. Roblox pop after the December update shows an increase in bookings. ABB chairman is optimistic that the global chip shortage is coming to an end. Unilever's CEO believes that prices have not peaked. Finally, Apple's CEO Tim…
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American Airlines shares jump while Walmart strikes a deal with Salesforce
Ep. 161: American Airlines shares jump after airline hikes revenue and profits. The luxury car maker Lucid produced more vehicles in 2022 than they expected for the year. Swiss company that works with Microsoft says that they have removed CO2 from the air and placed it underground. Ubisoft sinks…
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Bed Bath & Beyond stock jumps by 50% and Russia is feeling the pain from the West oil war
Ep. 160: Bed Bath & Beyond jumps 50% to lead a 'nonsense' rally in meme stocks. Crypto exchange Binance plans a 15%-30% hiring spree in 2023. FTX has recovered $5 billion worth of liquid assets. Barclays cuts Apple's price target from $144 dollars to $133 dollars. The West's oil war against…
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Bed Bath & Beyond might be filing for bankruptcy and Capella Space raises $60 million
Ep. 159: Bed Bath & Beyond reports wider-than-expected losses and there is a chance that they could be filing for bankruptcy. Babies R Us is attempting a comeback by opening a store in the American Dream mall. Coinbase is going to slash 20% of its workforce in a second major round of job cuts....
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Knightscope has plans for profitability with Case and Goldman Sachs is laying off workers
Ep. 158: Knightscope signs 4 new contracts for 8 machines to start off the year and Knightscope is also announcing its plan for a post-CASE Acquisition and plan toward profitability. Tesla breaks into America's bestselling cars list for 2022 while trucks continue to dominate. Elon Musk's attorney...
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Knightscope receives 5 new contracts and money could be flowing back into China's tech companies
Ep. 157: Knightscope receives 5 new contracts as it continues to grow. Google estimates Microsoft's cloud business is actually losing. Elon Musk tries to explain why Tesla shares are tanking. Goldman Sachs believes that Japan will start tightening rates. Finally, there is a chance that…
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Apple will be producing MacBooks in Vietnam and Democrats will return $3 million dollars
Ep. 156: Apple will be producing their MacBooks in Vietnam starting in 2023. Elon Musk is actively searching for a new Twitter CEO. Amazon avoids multibillion-dollar fine as it reaches EU antitrust settlement. Wells Fargo to pay $3.7 billion settlement with CFPB over customer abuses. Finally,...
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Avatar: The Way of Water opens up with $134 million opening and coal use is on the rise
Ep. 155: Avatar: The Way of Water opens up at $134 million just missing the expectations for opening weekend. Meta could face $11.8 billion fine as EU charges tech giant with antitrust rules. Epic Games has to pay $520 million in fines to the FTC settlement. Senator Warren believes that Musk…
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Goldman Sachs is cutting its workforce and U.S. puts restrictions on Chinese Chipmakers
Ep. 154: Goldman Sachs is planning to cut up to 8% of its employees starting in January. Elon Musk sells a large chunk of his Tesla shares. BP invest 13.53 million in a "rapidly deployable" solar tech company. East Coast ports are winning on domestic trade over the West Coast ports. Finally, the...
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ABM deploys a Knightscope robot and FTX is considered the biggest Ponzi scheme in history
Ep. 153: ABM deploys Knightscope Autonomous Robots in a major parking facility. Avatar: The Way of Water could bring in a $175 million box office opening. There was heavy trading that drove a mystery rally 60 seconds before there was a CPI hit. Senate banking hearing is set to take aim at FTX…
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Twitter suspends an account following Elon's private jet and TikTok could be banned in the U.S.
Ep. 152: Twitter suspends account that was dedicated to tracking Elon Musk private jet. Delta expects 2023 earnings to nearly double thanks to a high demand for travel. London stock exchange suffer IPO drought as fund raising plunges down 90%. Morgan Stanley upgrades its growth outlook for China...
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Knightscope signs the biggest contract in company history and Chip tensions are growing
Ep. 151: Knightscope signs the biggest contract in company history. United Airlines is buying 100 Boeing Dreamliners to replace aging wide-body jets this is at the time when it's being reported that hotel and airfare are on the decline due to cooling demand. Nuclear fusion just passed a major...
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Amgen to buy out Horizon Therapeutics and Democratic lawmakers are accusing big oil again
Ep. 150: Amgen to buy Horizon Therapeutics in 26.4 billion deal. Microsoft to buy a 4% stake in the London Stock Exchange as it inks a 10 year cloud deal. LinkedIn has a fake account problem as well and LinkedIn believes that real users will help solve the problem. Chinese police arrest a gang…
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GM workers vote to unionize and China and Saudi Arabia meet to discuss oil market stability
Ep. 149: Grocery delivery firm Getir is buying out Gorillas which will lead to industry consolidation. Walmart backed up fintech called One is looking to compete with buy now, pay later companies. Marijuana industry sales slow down since the pandemic surge. GM battery plant workers vote to…
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Saudi Arabia is reporting a surplus in their budget and SEC issues new guidance with cryptocurrency
Ep. 148: Saudi Arabia reports a surplus in its budget for the first time in 10 years due to higher oil prices. Apple supplier Foxconn reportedly helped persuade China to loosen the Covid rules that the nation had. The FTC is suing Microsoft in order to stop them from buying out Activision…
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Airline industry might be on the rebound and National Security is looking into TikTok-US deal
Ep. 147: Southwest Airlines is reinstating its dividend after nearly three years as travel demand rebounds. FDA is expected to decide on the Pfizer RSV vaccine by May of 2023 for older adults. Morgan Stanley cuts iPhone shipment by 3 million more units while at the same time Apple announces plans...
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Carvana might be heading towards bankruptcy and U.S. pledges to ramp up natural gas to Britain
Ep. 146: Knightscope sells 16 more machines with 3 new contracts. Carvana shares tank as reports says that bankruptcy concerns grow for the used car retailer. Wells Fargo and Bank of America say that there is a slowdown happening due to cooling consumers amid Fed hikes. Freight rates from China…
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Warner Bros CEO aims for cash flow and TSMC will build a second semiconductor plant in Arizona
Ep. 145: Moderna claims that Pfizer copied its Covid vaccine which Pfizer denies. Warner Bros. Discovery CEO, David Zaslav, plan to turn around the company is to get cash flow again for the company. Paramount shares fall as CEO lowers fourth-quarter ad revenue forecast. GM battery plant workers...
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Electric air taxis could shake up the airline industry and Chip alliances could be in the making soon
Ep. 144: Electric air taxis could shake up the airline industry in the next decade. Parking lots could become as important as cars are in the climate change efforts. Foxconn expects their Covid-hit China plant to resume full production by the end of the year while at the same time Foxconn is...
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Nowrx patient business is being acquired and OPEC+ will stick with production goals for oil output
Ep. 143: Nowrx's Pharmacy Patient Business is being acquired by Alto Pharmacy. A new flying car company called Alef Aeronautics is planning to release a flying car by 2025. China is loosening more on COVID-19 easing gathers pace. Manufacturing orders from China down 40% in unrelenting demand...
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Silicon Valley is investing in Nuclear Energy and OPEC+ might be making more oil output cuts
Ep. 142: Elon Musk has suspended Ye's account after violating the social media platform's rules. Tesla's CEO Elon Musk kicks off Semi Truck deliveries. Toyota receives funding in order to make a hydrogen fuel cell for its Hilux pickups. Silicon Valley is starting to invest in nuclear energy for…
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Elon Musk shows off Neuralink technology and India could become the third-largest economy by 2030
Ep. 141: Fox CEO Luchlan Murdoch to face questioning on Dominion Voting $1.66 billion lawsuit. Tesla recalls 435,000 cars in China over rear light issues and software issues. Elon Musk shows off updates for his Neuralink brain-implant technology during a "show and tell" recruitment event. Meta is...
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Oil could be on the rise due to Russian oil cap and Crypto could be on the decline due to FTX
Ep. 140: Russian oil sanctions are about to kick in and it could affect the oil markets in a big way. This comes at a time when the White House is debating whether to release emergency heating and crude oil reserves as winter approaches. Kroger reported earnings and they had strong grocery sales...
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Knightscope signs new contracts and Elon says the Fed needs to cut rates
Ep. 139: Knightscope receives 5 new contracts which will have a total of 22 machines. Doordash is the latest tech company to lay off workers as they announce that they will lay off 1,250 employees. Amazon touts record sales over Black Friday shopping weekend. Elon Musk has criticized Apple for...
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Knightscope projects tripling annualized revenue and oil could hit $110 dollars a barrel next year
Ep. 138: Knightscope Projects that they will triple their annualized revenue by the end of the year. If they are able to do it their annualized revenue will grow by 300%. Elon Musk claims that Apple has threatened to remove Twitter from the app store, this comes at a time when Twitter just will...
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Knightscope will upgrade 97 emergency call boxes with client and there is a chance for a rail strike
Ep. 137: Knightscope signs the biggest contract with a Transit System client that decided to upgrade 97 Emergency Call Boxes with Knightscope K1 Technology. Disney returning CEO Bob Iger will still freeze hiring at Disney. Protests erupt across China due to Covid Controls, Apple shares slip on…
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Disney competed with itself at the box office and the Tech market lost $7.4 trillion in one year
Ep. 136: Disney was the biggest winner and loser at the box office during Thanksgiving weekend. Walmart overtakes Amazon in shoppers' search for Black Friday bargains, this comes at a time when sales for online Black Friday shopping top $9 billion. Hyundai is on a hot streak in the U.S. but Joe...
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Qatar to ban beer at World Cup and Carvana to lay off 1,500 people
Ep. 135: Qatar to ban beer at World Cup stadiums in dramatic reversal two days before the tournament. Home sales fell for the ninth straight month in October as higher rates scared off potential buyers. Pfizer says omicorn booster is better against new subvariants than the old shots. Tech layoffs...
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FDA approves lab-grown meat and Facebook is disciplining employees for taking over accounts
Ep. 134: FDA says that lab-grown meat is safe for human consumption. Rent growth slows to the lowest level in 18 months. Walmart and Target both recorded earnings and both gave us different looks at how the economy is looking for both retailers. Starbucks union to strike at more than 100…
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Knightscope continues to grow and Amazon is laying off workers
Ep. 133: Knightscope continues to grow with a signing of a contract for 41 Machines for a university in New Jersey. Joe Biden meets with President Xi for a three-hour meeting. Metaverse could pump up $1.4 trillion a year from the Asia markets. Jeff Bezos urges consumers and business owners to...
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Amazon continues to innovate and Elon Musk breaks silence on what needs to be done with Twitter
Ep. 132: European stocks close higher by 2.8% following a U.S. inflation report. Carvana shares jump more than 30% from record lows. Amazon deploys a robotic arm called "Sparrow" that can do repetitive warehouse tasks. Carl Icahn believes that we are still in a bear market despite the rally on...
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Knightscope deploys 25 more machines and Meta is laying off 13% of its workforce
Ep. 131: Knightscope deploys 25 more machines to the field. 5 States voted on the legalization of recreational marijuana. Volvo reveals a new flagship vehicle for its future electric car fleet. Roblox reported earnings and their shares sink on bigger than expected loss. Finally. Meta will lay off...
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Knightscope sells the first contract from CASE side and Lyft Shares fall
Ep. 130: Knightscope continues to grow with a new college contract which will get 22 devices in Flordia. Kohl's CEO will step down but will be taking a new position as the CEO of Levi Stauss. Tesla recalls more than 40,000 U.S. cars over the possible loss of power steering. Boeing's aircraft...
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Stocks are on the rise as Wall Street prepares for the midterm elections
Ep. 129: Meta shares are up on a report that Meta will begin mass layoffs at the company. Walgreens-backed Village MD to buy Summit Health in $9 billion deal. Carvana stock tanks in a continued sell-off while at the same time Planatir stock falls after a slight earnings miss. Feds announce that...
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Advertising is dropping and Warner Bros and Twitter are feeling it
Ep. 128: Warner Bros Discovery reports underwhelming revenue and their streaming service is coming early. Twilio shares plunge 34% on light guidance. Sean "Diddy" Combs to acquire cannabis business for $185 million. Elon Musk has started laying off people at Twitter which is causing employees to...
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Parler and Rumble could merge into one company and Twitter might become a super app soon
Ep. 127: Trump Media documents suggest that there is a chance that Parler and Rumble could merge. Qualcomm shares fall on first-quarter guidance while at the same time they are announcing a hiring freeze. Shares of Airbnb tumble 13% on low fourth-quarter guidance. Ark's Cathie Wood believes that...
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