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Good morning investors! The market ended on a confused note last week yet the mood remains high.
Today we cover:
What to expect this week
Apple’s event
Traits of successful people
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📊 Economy and News
What to expect this week
Here’s all you need to keep an eye on this week:
Monday, Sept. 8:
Economy: Consumer Credit (July)
Earnings: Casey’s General Stores (CASY), Planet Labs (PL)
Goldman Sachs Conference: Nvidia (NVDA), AMD (AMD)
Tuesday, Sept. 9:
Economy: NFIB Small Business Optimism (August)
Earnings: Oracle (ORCL), GameStop (GME), Synopsys (SNPS), Rubrik (RBRK), Core & Main (CNM), SailPoint (SAIL), AeroVironment (AVAV)
Apple iPhone 17 Launch Event
Goldman Sachs Conference: Meta (META), Broadcom (AVGO)
Wednesday, Sept. 10:
Economy: Producer Price Index (August) and Wholesale Inventories (July)
Earnings: Chewy (CHWY), Daktronics (DAKT), Oxford Industries (OXM), Alliance Entertainment (AENT)
Goldman Sachs Conference: Microsoft (MSFT), Workday (WDAY)
Thursday, Sept. 11:
Economy: Consumer Price Index (August); Initial Jobless Claims (Week ending Aug. 16); U.S. Federal Budget (August)
Earnings: Adobe (ADBE), Kroger (KR)
Friday, Sept. 12:
Economy: Consumer Sentiment (Preliminary, September)
Global hits:
Japan PM Ishiba resigns after bruising election losses.
South Korea to tighten mortgage rules in Seoul, boost housing supply.
OPEC+ will likely raise oil output further from October.
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📈 Stocks
S&P 500 6,481.50 (+%)(-0.32%)
DJIA 45,400.86 (+%)(-0.48%)
NASDAQ 21,700.39 (+%)(-0.034%)
BRENT CRUDE 65.52 (-2.22%)
* Prices as of Sep 8th, 12:20 AM UTC
Apple’s Big Event: iPhone 17 and Beyond
Apple’s September 9, 2025, event is set to unveil the iPhone 17 and a slimmer “iPhone Air,” marking the first major redesign since the iPhone X in 2017.
The iPhone Air aims to diversify Apple’s lineup, but analysts note it may not lead the iPhone’s future. With iPhone sales steady but upgrades slowing, Apple faces pressure to innovate. Unlike rivals Samsung and Google, which emphasize AI, Apple’s AI push, including an advanced Siri, is delayed. Instead, the focus will likely be on hardware improvements like battery life and camera quality.
Tariffs could drive iPhone price hikes, with analysts predicting Apple may cut lower storage options to offset costs. The iPhone Air might compromise on features, like having a single camera, and faces competition from Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge. Despite these challenges, Apple’s strong brand and 15.7% global smartphone market share give it an edge.
Good to know: Tesla shareholders unveiled a new pay package Friday for shareholders to consider that could give Musk up to 423.7 million additional shares of Tesla stock in the next decade. Check this CNN article for more on why.
Reminder: AppLovin, Emcor, and Robinhood will join the S&P 500 index on September 22. The three companies will replace MarketAxess Holdings Inc, Caesars Entertainment Inc. and Enphase Energy Inc.
💵 Personal Finance
The 7 Key Traits of Highly Successful People
Highly successful individuals share distinct traits that drive their extraordinary achievements, according to Harvard-trained expert Sinéad O’Sullivan. Drawing from her book, Good Ideas and Power Moves, here are seven qualities that set them apart:
Imagination: They embrace curiosity, turning small ideas into expansive creations by noticing and exploring resonant details.
Synthesis: They courageously blend new and old ideas, reimagining concepts in innovative ways, like transforming a classic story into a fresh narrative.
Focus: They prioritize their core goals, avoiding distractions to channel energy into what truly matters.
Doggedness: They persevere through challenges, maintaining effort and enthusiasm even in tough moments.
Passion: They sustain enthusiasm by reconnecting with their initial motivations, keeping their drive alive.
Reverence: They hold deep respect for their craft, fueling purpose and dedication through a sense of awe.
Commitment: They make sacrifices, fully dedicating themselves to their chosen path over other options.
These traits, exemplified by figures like Taylor Swift, highlight the power of focus, resilience, and purpose in achieving success.
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