In this week's earnings tsunami, Wall Street looks for resilience. U.S. housing affordability poised to fall to lowest since GFC on soaring prices, rates. Streaming jumps to capture a third of television viewing. Catch today’s WSB article here.

Apple (AAPL) highlights its focus on health and gets ready to report earnings after COVID causes major slowdowns in China. Even after a successful Prime Day event, Amazon’s (AMZN) latest numbers may have been hit hard by inflation. Parents say they won’t be breaking the bank this year on new gear, as kids get ready to go back to school.

This week we're joined by Chris DeMuth Jr., Founder of Sifting The World, to discuss complicated mergers in the market. Specifically, what's happening with Twitter vs. Elon Musk and Spirit Airlines' complicated situation with Frontier and JetBlue. Someone will not be free to move around the cabin.

Snap nosedives as revenue falls short, company pulls guidance. Musk says lithium refining a 'license to print money,' stock investors jump in. Twitter earnings may get more attention than expected. Catch today’s WSB article here.

Microsoft reportedly cuts job listings in Azure, security. Google pausing hiring for two weeks - report.  Biden unveils plans to expand offshore wind; no climate emergency declaration. Tesla aims for record production in back half of the year. Catch today’s WSB article here.

Chips for America Act passes first procedural hurdle in the Senate. Conoco CEO warns of looming crude oil shortages, price volatility. Netflix's Hastings: One 'single thing' boosted the company's Q2 performance. Catch today’s WSB article here.

Apple reportedly planning to slow down hiring into 2023. Netflix to start charging some customers for sharing their passwords; subscriber numbers on tap. President Biden could declare a climate emergency this week - WaPo. Catch today’s WSB article here.

Oil production decisions to be made by OPEC, Saudis say as Biden departs. Elon Musk pushes back at Twitter's request for an expedited trial. Chip funding: Congress moves closer to vote on scaled-back semiconductor bill. Boeing climbs 2% premarket as it readies to battle Airbus at Farnborough. Catch today’s WSB article here.

One of the world’s biggest international aviation exhibitions is kicking off, which will include companies like Boeing (BA) and Airbus (EADSF). Philip Morris International (PM) will report earnings this week. And, even with the new Microsoft (MSFT) deal, Netflix (NFLX) may be overshooting its estimate for new subscribers in the coming months.

We are joined by Andrea Bevis (Managing Director, UBS Private Wealth Management) and Victoria Scholar (Head of Investment, Interactive Investor.) This week we discuss how capital markets continue to change for the better, the Dollar is enjoying its roaring 20’s, and the kick-off of earnings season. Also, Kim Khan shares what to watch for in Netflix earnings.
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