💰 Intel pops on SoftBank deal

Markets opened cautious, but the headlines aren't playing nice

😎 Market Vibes

Markets opened cautious, but the headlines aren't playing nice. SoftBank's backing Intel with a $2B bet on the AI chip arms race, Palo Alto just flexed on cybersecurity earnings, and housing starts somehow decided to wake up in July. Meanwhile, all eyes are locked on Powell ahead of Jackson Hole, because nothing says "fun summer vibes" like rate speculation and existential dread.

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💸 Trade Talk

The SoftBank-Intel deal isn't just a cash injection - it's strategic positioning for the AI chip wars. SoftBank gets exposure to Intel's foundry business without the manufacturing headaches, while Intel gets validation that their turnaround plan isn't complete fantasy. Here's the kicker: this positions both companies against TSMC's stranglehold on advanced chip production. If Intel can actually deliver on their foundry promises, SoftBank just bought the dip on American semiconductor independence. Smart money or expensive mistake? We'll know in 18 months.

🧠 Big Brain Energy

5.2% jump in July housing starts to 1.428 million annualized - a curveball in what's been a sluggish housing market. Builders are suddenly back in action, even as building permits dropped 2.8%, signaling future softness. It's the classic housing whiplash: start now, regret later.

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🧨The Outrage Meter

Home Depot missed earnings but the stock didn't crash, so naturally everyone's calling it a "win." We've officially reached the point where not losing money is considered an achievement. The bar isn't just low - it's underground.

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