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Market Midday: Stocks Turn Lower, Apple Hits Record; SpaceX Hits New Low • 7/15/26

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  July 15, 2026 at 17:22  |  3:15  |  CNBC
Speakers
Mackenzie Sigalos — Crypto Reporter/Analyst, CNBC
Steve Weiss — Chief Investment Officer, Short Hills Capital Partners
Mike Santoli — Senior Markets Commentator
Warren Buffett — Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, former CEO
Jessica Ettinger — Anchor, CNBC

Summary

Wall Street turned lower in afternoon trading with Cisco leading Dow losses. Apple hit a record high after China approved Apple Intelligence for iPhones. SpaceX fell to its lowest price since its IPO debut as a momentum unwind. Warren Buffett commented that gambling culture makes value harder to find. Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs were cited as dual plays on AI capital raising, while wholesale inflation cooled and oil rose.

  • Major averages flipped lower, Dow dragged by Cisco down 5%
  • Apple up more than 4% to an all-time high on China AI regulatory clearance
  • SpaceX dropped to $135, its lowest since IPO, called a faith stock and momentum unwind
  • Warren Buffett said gambling mentality in markets makes value scarce
  • Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs seen as leveraged plays on AI capital raising
  • June PPI showed cooling wholesale inflation, oil at one-month high near $80
  • Chipmakers broadly red with Micron -10%, Intel -7%, AMD -6%
Ideas
Mackenzie Sigalos Crypto Reporter/Analyst, CNBC 0:37
China AI approval catalyzes Apple shares
Apple Intelligence clearing China's cyberspace regulator after two years of delays is a major catalyst for Apple, driving the stock to a new all-time high.
Steve Weiss Chief Investment Officer, Short Hills Capital Partners 1:02
SpaceX is an unprofitable momentum unwind
SpaceX is a 'faith stock' that cannot be valued and remains unprofitable; early IPO buyers are selling to avoid being underwater, and the unwind of momentum names is pressuring the stock further.
Mike Santoli Senior Markets Commentator 2:20
MS and GS leverage AI capital raising
Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs have near-identical one-year performance and both serve as prime ways to leverage the capital raising and deployment cycle tied to AI.
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