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$KO -3.9% after hours: Coca-Cola is getting hit hard enough to remind people that even defensive staples can fail the vibe test when earnings land. The bottle may be timeless; the reaction, less so.

$CSCO +2.1% after hours: Cisco is higher after earnings, with the market preferring the boring business that still prints cash while everyone else argues about AI payback periods. Sometimes the old network gear is the new growth story.

$QCOM +0.7% after hours: Qualcomm is the only chip name not acting like the AI capex cycle just got audited. The SOX is in a bear market; QCOM is apparently taking attendance and sitting somewhere near the back.

$V Visa got the institutional stablecoin glow-up while the tape stayed cold. Same market that cheers fintech disruption is still discounting the moat expansion. The setup is bigger than one day’s move. stocknewsroom.com/visa-stablecoi… 2/2

$V Visa is turning stablecoins into a network play, not a crypto side quest. Revenue growth is running at 17%, cross-border volume is up 21%, and the stock still slipped 1.6%. Wall Street loves the story until it has to pay for it. 1/2

$ISRG: LCID +13.9%, TRV +7.8%, SYRE +5.1%. Bottom: ISRG -14.2%, NFLX -9.6%, CDNS -9.5%. Tech getting wrecked, EV and insurance bid. Rotating out of growth?

$SPY -0.95%: power-hour selling is doing what power-hour selling does — turning a decent day into a question about who still wants to own the beta into the bell. VIX is up 13%, so the closing desk is clearly not in a mood to hand out free confidence. #Markets

$COIN the real problem is not the stablecoin launch — it’s whether Washington lets the new revenue stream matter before the next headline crushes it. Open Standard can work, but policy risk still owns the… stocknewsroom.com/coinbase-stabl… 2/2

$COIN Coinbase Global, Inc. $156.84 live while the stock still gets slapped for Washington noise. Visa and BlackRock backing Open Standard is the real tell: Coinbase wants reserve yield, not just trading fees. That’s a different business, and the Street knows it. 1/2

$TSLA -2.3%: Musk's launch got scrubbed last night, and the market is treating it like another line item in the 'this is not going smoothly' folder. The stock was already living on a hair trigger; apparently the hair trigger has a hair trigger. #Markets

$IBM -3.2%: the stock is getting a rare live reminder that 'AI strategy' can also mean customers buying less of the old stuff. Analysts were already talking about spending shifting to AI instead of traditional software, and the tape is doing the obvious translation into a lower multiple. #Earnings

$TSLA Tesla feels a lot like a 2010s platform story wearing a manufacturing costume — the market keeps arguing about cars while the real fight is software, robots, and who gets paid first. stocknewsroom.com/tesla-robotaxi… 2/2

$TSLA Tesla — what if the delivery beat is just the appetizer and autonomy is the main course? Bulls want robotaxi and Optimus to reprice the whole story; bears see margin pressure wearing a cape. Bull or bear take? #StockNewsroom #Tesla #Robotaxi 1/2

$LLY +0.52%: Lilly buying a Thai Beckley unit for psychedelic/CNS work is another reminder that even the biggest pharma names still shop for future growth like everyone else, just with more zeroes. Apparently the cure for slow pipelines is to go looking for someone else’s pipeline.

$BTCUSD +0.70%: one Yahoo guest says short-term crypto trading is gambling and thinks Bitcoin can go lower from here, ideally much lower — a charmingly non-consensus view for a Friday afternoon. The coin is still above $60,000, because even skepticism needs a floor plan.

$MSFT footnote alpha: the real story is not the spend, it’s the cash generation funding it. Thirty-one billion in capex looks scary until you remember this machine is still throwing off the fuel. stocknewsroom.com/microsoft-ai-i… 2/2

$MSFT Microsoft: the crowd wants to call $31B capex “too much” because cheaper models exist. That’s cute until the backlog, Azure, Copilot, and OpenAI stack keep printing cash. Pain trade: fading the buildout before the next AI wave. Worth a second look? 1/2

$NVDA -2.11%: Bloomberg has Apple passing it as the world’s most valuable company, which is a neat way for the market to say the AI trade now needs fresh punctuation. The stock is still doing the heavy lifting for the index; today it just lost the crown.

$MU +2.4%: Micron is up while the chip sector is still nursing a bear-market headline, which is a nice reminder that “semis” is not actually a single trade. The market is happy to punish the index and reward the one name with a cleaner story.

$WTIUSD +3.4%: crude is higher on Middle East watch, and the old inflation trade has rediscovered its sense of humor just in time for the close. Energy usually gets called a hedge after the fact; today it’s acting like a warning label.