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RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)ICYMI: “AI is a huge suck on energy and on water… this could derail some of the great work that’s been going forward, and it doesn’t have to, we just need to think about how we can make more conscious of that,” @sherrymadera CEO @CDP at #SustainableBizSummit.⏯️https://t.co/73fIxkMyYP ...

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Group 1 - The article discusses the organic growth challenges faced by Apple compared to other major companies in the industry [1] - Oliver Rodzianko is the Founder and CEO of Invictus Origin, an investment management firm focused on high-alpha strategies, launched in May 2025 [1] - Invictus Origin's flagship portfolio, the Nasdaq High-Alpha Black Swan Portfolio, aims to outperform the Nasdaq-100 while maintaining approximately 20% in cash reserves for downside protection [1] Group 2 - Oliver Rodzianko has extensive experience as a macro-focused investment analyst, specializing in sectors such as technology, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and energy [1] - The investment process at Invictus Origin integrates U.S. market specialization with international market awareness, aiming for durable outperformance [1] - The firm is characterized by resilience, performance, and disciplined capital stewardship, supported by a family office structure for lower-volatility capital preservation [1]

Market Trends & Geopolitical Impact - Oil prices initially surged to their highest level since January but pulled back following signals from Iran about de-escalating tensions and potential nuclear talks [1][18][20][21] - Defense stocks continued to climb amid the Israel-Iran conflict, though analysts suggest investor behavior is more of a "safe haven" move than a direct correlation to company bottom lines [1][70][71][72] - The Paris Air Show is expected to be muted due to the ongoing conflict and a recent Air India crash, with Boeing CEO skipping the event [59][61] Economic Indicators & Fed Policy - The market is shifting focus to Fed policy, earnings, and factors impacting the earnings picture, with the FOMC meeting being a key event [5][8] - There's discussion around the potential for a dovish Fed pivot, driven by inflation being cooler than in 2019 when the Fed last cut rates [35][36] - Real-time housing inflation is falling, suggesting the official measure has room to decline, potentially signaling a green light for the Fed to turn dovish [38][39] Company Specific & Sector Analysis - Meta is introducing ads to WhatsApp, focusing on user data for targeting but aiming to avoid content analysis, with the bigger opportunity being the race to artificial general intelligence [44][45][47] - Reddit is launching AI-driven advertising tools, leveraging human engagement data to inform generative AI and improve ad targeting [50][51] - Victoria's Secret is facing pressure from activist investors to overhaul the board and focus on the core bra business, while also navigating consumer spending habits and recent leadership changes [53][56][57] - China is stimulating its consumer market to offset export dependency, with Apple being a notable loser as domestic brands like Huawei gain market share [76][78][79][80] Global Investment Strategies - There's a potential shift in global equity leadership away from the US, with capital repatriation expected to benefit Europe, Asia, and emerging markets [87] - The US dollar showed no reaction to market surprises, and there was no rally in treasuries, indicating a lack of appetite for US assets [84][85] - TPW Advisory is overweight Chinese equity, favoring US-listed ETFs, and constructive on a global growth cycle extending through 2027-2028 [82][83] AI & Technology - AI is a major theme at the Can Lions International Festival of Creativity, with discussions on how it's changing the advertising and media industries [95] - Time Inc is embracing AI, launching Time AI with Scale AI to create personalized content and audio versions of their journalism [96][97][98][101][102] - Hyperscalers are investing heavily in the race to artificial general intelligence, even without knowing the ultimate prize [48] Energy Sector - Energy stocks may present an opportunity, as they have diverged from oil price trends and offer potential dividends [105][106] - AI's energy demands are creating a large energy problem, with hyperscalers investing in creative solutions like "behind the meter" energy sources [16][17] - Gas prices are still about 33 cents a gallon below last year, and diesel prices hit their lowest level since 2021 prior to Middle East escalations [23][32][33]

Market Reaction to Middle East Flare-Ups - The market initially reacts with a knee-jerk reaction to destabilizing events, but the impact should fade fairly quickly [6][7][9][14] - Historically, flare-ups in the Middle East have presented buying opportunities [2] - The market's price action suggests it is not overreacting, focusing on the broader theme that this will pass [14] Oil Market Dynamics - Oil prices surged, reaching the highest level since January, potentially driven by prior knowledge of events [1][3] - Some analysts suggest selling the oil price pop, indicating a belief that the surge is temporary [2][3] - Saudi Arabia may act to lower oil prices, and the Fed is unlikely to let oil prices derail their plans, viewing the impact as transitory [4][5] - A closure of the Strait of Hormuz could potentially lead to oil prices rising to $100 [8] - Higher oil prices could act as a tax on consumers, crowd out spending, and potentially cause headline CPI to reaccelerate [15][16] Investment Strategies - Oil and gas can serve as a portfolio diversifier, with some portfolios allocating around 5% to high-quality oil and gas companies [7] - Gold is also considered a good diversifier and a long-term investment [7] - For traders, it's important to capitalize on moves in crude oil and gold, but also be ready for changes in the news flow [24][26] - Some investors are monetizing call spreads in crude oil and gold ahead of the weekend [22] - Diversified portfolios may include exposure to gold miners, mid-stream energy, and commodities, comprising about 10% of the portfolio [26] Geopolitical Considerations - Negotiations between the US and China have significant implications for the global economy [12] - Escalation involving the US and China could prolong the impact of the conflict [13] - The lack of a positive reaction in treasuries, despite moves in the dollar and gold, raises questions about US exceptionalism [18]

Legislative Action & Political Strategy - The Senate is working on changes to the House-passed reconciliation bill with a July 4th deadline [1][2] - The Senate aims to make changes to the bill, but they are not expected to be radical [4] - Senate leadership is actively listening to members' concerns and incorporating ideas to ensure the bill's passage [5][6] - Securing the border, national security, and energy are key priorities for the bill [3] Fiscal & Economic Considerations - The bill is considered important for the economy and the prosperity of many people [6] - Maintaining current tax levels is a priority [3] Benefit Programs & Healthcare - Focus on ensuring benefits reach those who deserve and need them, specifically regarding SNAP and Medicaid [8][13] - Addressing waste, fraud, and abuse within benefit programs is crucial [9] - States are on tight budgets, and the federal government will consider this when implementing changes to programs like SNAP [10] - Medicaid is the fastest-growing part of the healthcare system and needs to be controlled [15] - Implementing work requirements and more frequent eligibility attestations for Medicaid beneficiaries are being considered [14] - The expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act is being reviewed to preserve benefits for those who qualify [13]